International Clinical Fellowship in Thoracic Aortic Surgery
AATS Foundation (host: Medical University of Vienna, Department of Cardiac Surgery)
Cardiac Surgery and Thoracic Aortic Surgery
Associate Professor; Aortic Disease Programme Lead · Medical University of Vienna / University Hospital Vienna
Individually attributed official MedUni Vienna staff-card portrait; visually inspected, native 160x160 size retained. Portrait source ↗
The May 2026 archived AATS Foundation programme explicitly names Marek Ehrlich as AATS host member in Vienna. Current MedUni Vienna staff and aortic-team pages corroborate his cardiac-surgery/aortic leadership and attributed portrait. This is a historical programme-host relationship, not confirmation that the closed fellowship is recruiting or that he currently accepts individual fellows.
Named AATS Host in Archived Programme; Current Availability Unconfirmed
Faculty overview
Marek Ehrlich is a cardiac surgeon at the Medical University of Vienna, where the current departmental staff directory identifies him as an associate professor and lead of the aortic disease programme. The university’s aortic-team biography describes his work in Vienna and a period at Mount Sinai in New York, with clinical and research interests in aneurysm surgery. The archived AATS thoracic-aortic fellowship names him as its Vienna host member. That historical link does not establish a current fellowship vacancy or personal supervision agreement.
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Listed only for programmes supported by the cited official source. This page does not infer operative volume, outcomes or eligibility.
AATS Foundation (host: Medical University of Vienna, Department of Cardiac Surgery)
The archived official 2026 AATS programme describes an immersive aortic surgical fellowship at Vienna, with operative access subject to credentialing and encouraged research. The current canonical programme page returns 404.
How to apply: The published 2026 deadline has passed and the live programme page is unavailable. Contact foundation@aats.org for any future call; archived instructions are historical.