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Anesthesiologists & Ultrasonography: A Historical Window.

The proportion of anesthesiology residents from U.S. medical schools has more than doubled since 1995. This retrospective cohort study evaluated the 2010 and 2011 residency applicants to determine the factors associated with a successful admission to residency training programs. The sample represented 58% of the total national applicant pool; 66% of the applicants successfully matched to anesthesiology.Theoddsforasuccessful match were higher for applicants from U.S. medical schools, those with United States Medical Licensing Examination scores greater than 210, younger applicants, and females. Prior graduate education or peerreviewed publications did not offer any advantage. This study suggests the potential for age and gender bias in the selection process. See the accompanying Editorial View on page 230.