Vascular & endovascular surgeon
Farhan S. Ayubi, DO, FACS, FSVS
Dr. Ayubi is a vascular surgeon and retired U.S. Army colonel whose training includes general surgery at Eisenhower Army Medical Center and vascular surgery at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.

EDUCATION & TRAINING
The clinical training behind the review.
- Undergraduate
Tufts University
Bachelor of Arts · Cum Laude
- Medical School
Nova Southeastern University College of Osteopathic Medicine
Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine · 2004
- Residency
Dwight David Eisenhower Army Medical Center
General Surgery · 2004–2010
- Fellowship
Walter Reed National Military Medical Center / National Capital Consortium
Vascular Surgery · 2010–2012
WHAT DR. AYUBI BRINGS TO THE REVIEW
A vascular surgeon’s perspective when anatomy or an endovascular option matters.
When a case involves vascular anatomy or an endovascular option, Dr. Ayubi contributes the vascular-surgery perspective within the review of the available records and imaging.
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The decision in context
How the proposed plan fits the complete record, the available imaging, and the questions already raised by the treating team.
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Options worth discussing
Which reasonable alternatives or refinements may deserve a direct conversation with the treating physician.
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Risk and recovery
How the documented risks, expected recovery, and tradeoffs can be made easier to understand before a decision.
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Questions to take back
A focused set of questions that helps the patient have a more productive conversation with the treating team.
A SECOND SET OF EXPERT EYES
Your decision deserves the complete picture.
Start with the records you already have. We’ll show you what is still needed and keep the next step clear.
SELECTED WORK
Published work and clinical contributions.
Selected peer-reviewed publications and educational contributions. External links open the source record.
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NOT SURE WHERE TO BEGIN?
Send us a message about your case.
Tell us where you are in the decision. We’ll help make the next step clear and, when timing and case fit allow, connect you with a surgeon or cardiologist the same day.
