Best Vascular Programs?

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USC is a solid vascular program but Giannotta is going to retire shortly and Walcott their Lawton trained junior faculty left.

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USC has Giannotta, Mack and a big vascular team. one of the junior faculty does a lot of bypasses and vasc

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(08-29-2019, 06:40 PM)Guest Wrote: USC has Giannotta, Mack and a big vascular team. one of the junior faculty does a lot of bypasses and vasc

giannotta hasn't clipped in a while though hasn't he?

[Guest]

Giannotta still does a lot of aneurysms at both Keck and county.

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N/week?

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(08-30-2019, 09:21 PM)Guest Wrote: N/week?

Still going strong at 72 years

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I’m going to toss in Buffalo as a good vascular program if you plan on being dual trained. They did more open during my away than one of the traditionally open powerhouses I rotated at, and the endo volume was unparallelled. .

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(08-30-2019, 10:50 PM)Guest Wrote: I’m going to toss in Buffalo as a good vascular program if you plan on being dual trained. They did more open during my away than one of the traditionally open powerhouses I rotated at, and the endo volume was unparallelled. .

endo everybody. if u have a heartbeat, you're getting an angio

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(08-30-2019, 11:24 PM)Guest Wrote:

(08-30-2019, 10:50 PM)Guest Wrote: I’m going to toss in Buffalo as a good vascular program if you plan on being dual trained. They did more open during my away than one of the traditionally open powerhouses I rotated at, and the endo volume was unparallelled. .

endo everybody. if u have a heartbeat, you're getting an angio

That’s a good way to hurt patients

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Mount Sinai is also strong