USA Health Radiology Residents receive Outstanding Trainee Poster Award at Southern Radiological Conference
The poster, which showcased the management of visceral abdominal aneurysms, including cases diagnosed and treated by USA Health’s Radiology Department.
By Jessica Jones & Milena Mata
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The Department of Radiology at USA Health was presented with the Outstanding Trainee Poster Award at the 2025 Southern Radiological Conference held in Point Clear. This recognition highlights the academic and professional achievements of the department’s residents and the program’s efforts to successfully train the next generation of radiologists.
"We are incredibly proud of our residents’ accomplishments, and this award is a testament to the high level of dedication and excellence we strive for in our department," said Brian Wood, D.O., interventional radiologist, and vascular and interventional radiology section chief at USA Health. "Our residents continue to push the boundaries of radiological research, and we are thrilled to see their work being recognized on a national stage."
The poster, which showcased the management of visceral abdominal aneurysms, including cases diagnosed and treated by USA Health’s Radiology Department, was recognized for its informative content and impressive visual presentation.
The award recipients were radiology residents: Anas Souid, M.D., Ian Thompson, M.D., Hunaid Rana, M.D., Zubair Chaudry, M.D., with oversight by Zeiad Hussain, M.D. and Wood.
"I am truly honored to be a part of this award," said Anas Souid, M.D. “The Department of Radiology and the Graduate Medical Education (GME) office have consistently encouraged us as residents to engage in scholarly activities. We are deeply grateful to our attending physicians for their guidance, inspiration and unwavering support. We also appreciate the resources provided by USA Health, including funding opportunities that enable us to pursue scholarly endeavors and participate in national conferences.”
Souid expressed his gratitude to everyone who contributed to the achievement, with a special thanks to the Radiology Department Chair Suzy Figarola, M.D., the Residency Program Director Brett Martin, M.D., and Wood for their invaluable support.
The Southern Radiological Conference serves as an important platform for the brightest minds in the field of radiology, where professionals come together to share research, advancements and innovations.
For more information about the USA Health Department of Radiology, visit usahealthsystem.com.
