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The Deterling Award
The Deterling Award of the New England Society for Vascular Surgery was established to stimulate and encourage original investigation in vascular disease conducted by vascular fellows, surgical residents or medical students.
It is named in honor of Ralph A. Deterling, Jr., MD (1917-1992), the second president of the NESVS, who contributed much to the formation of this Society. Dr. Deterling served as Professor of Surgery and Chairman of the Department of Surgery at Tufts University School of Medicine and Surgeon-in-Chief of the New England Medical Center. This award was established in his name in recognition of the high regard his trainees, colleagues and members of the Society held for him.
The Deterling Award is presented annually in recognition of an outstanding original paper presented by a fellow, resident or medical student at the Society’s annual meeting. Work considered for the Deterling Award may be either in basic science or clinical research. Recipients currently receive an award of $1000 and a certificate of recognition.
The Darling Award
The Darling Award of the New England Society for Vascular Surgery was originally established to stimulate and recognize excellence in clinical research on vascular disease conducted by a fellow, resident or medical student. The Darling Award will now recognize both basic science or clinical research.
The award was established in 1998 in honor of R. Clement Darling, Jr., MD (1927-1999), a founding member and eighth president of the NESVS. Dr. Darling was a native New Englander who served for over 35 years as a vascular surgeon and teacher at the Massachusetts General Hospital. The award celebrates Dr. Darling’s lasting contributions to patient care, surgical education and the NESVS.
The Darling Award is presented annually in recognition of an outstanding original paper presented by a fellow, resident or medical student at the Society’s annual meeting. Work considered for the Darling Award may be either in basic science or clinical research. Recipients currently receive an award of $1000 and a certificate of recognition.
2009 Deterling & Darling Award Winners Announced
DETERLING AWARD COMPETITION
2009 Award Winner: Robert S. Crawford
Title: Divergent Systemic and Local Inflammatory Response To Hind Limb Demand Ischemia In
Wild Type and Hypercholesterolemic Mice
DARLING AWARD COMPETITION
2009 Award Winner: Christopher J. Abularrage
Title: Preoperative Anatomic Variables Are Predictive of Persistent Type 2 Endoleak After EVAR