Our annual essay competition invites aspiring vascular surgeons to showcase their writing skills and explore current issues affecting the specialty
The use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Vascular Surgery.
Should Vascular Surgery trainees be allowed to sub-specialise during training?
Will there ever be a place for robotic vascular surgery in the United Kingdom?
Deadline for Submission: 30th September 2024, 11:59pm
The winner of each category will have their essay published in the Journal of Vascular Societies Great Britain and Ireland.
Doctors’ Category:
1st Prize – Ishtar Redan
2nd Prize – Than Dor
3rd Prize – Adan Chew
Students’ Category:
1st Prize – Luke Davies
2nd Prize – Jasmin Johnson
3rd Prize – Alistair Hewins
Doctors’ Category:
1st Prize – Faraaz Khan
2nd Prize – Arthur Lim
3rd Prize – Amy Walter
Students’ Category:
1st Prize – Hailey Rees
2nd Prize – Rohit Vijjhalwar
3rd Prize – Chandini Chand
Doctors’ category:
First Prize – Khalid Al-Hashimi
Second Prize – Than Dar
Third Prize – Aurélien Guéroult
Students’ category:
First Prize – Rupert Vicary-Watts
Second Prize – Imama Taiba Nasir
Third Prize – Isabelle Sanders
Doctors’ category:
First Prize – Aurélien Guéroult (FY2 North West London Deanery)
Second Prize – Robert Henson (FY2 Defence Deanery, North)
Third Prize – Thomas Baker (FY1 Wessex Deanery)
Students’ category:
First Prize – Edward Antram (5th Year, King’s College London)
Second Prize – Simran Thadani (4th Year, Hull York Medical School)
Third Prize – Imama Taiba Nasir (4th Year, University of Manchester)
Doctors’ category:
First Prize – Calvin Eng (FY2, Scotland Deanery)
Second Prize – Thomas Richards (CT2, Kent, Surrey and Sussex Deanery)
Third Prize – Garima Govind (CT1, East of England Deanery)
Students’ category:
First Prize – Alexandra Jackson (4th year, Leicester Medical School)
Second Prize – Jason Yang (6th year, Edinburgh Medical School)
Third Prize – Lawrence Tan (5th year, Cambridge Medical School)