JVS CIT Editorials and Abstracts - April 2024

JVS CIT Editorials and Abstracts - April 2024

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SVS Leadership and Advocacy Summit

Audible Bleeding editors Falen Demsas, an integrated vascular surgery resident at Massachusetts General Hospital, and Sasank Kalipatnapu (@ksasank), a fifth-year general surgery resident at UMass Chan Medical School, are joined by Megan Tracci (@MeganTracci), James Black (@JamesH ...  Show more

Crossing Borders: International Fellowships in Vascular Surgery

Audible Bleeding editor Wen (@WenKawaji) discusses international vascular surgery fellowships with Dr. Judith Lin (@JudithLin4), Dr. Adam Johnson, and Dr. Robbie Aru (@AruRobbie). Together, they reflect on what drove them abroad, what the experience actually looked like on the gr ...  Show more

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