Abstract
Feature Editor's Introduction—The Holy Grail of academic surgery programs is to have meaningful influence. That sustained success over time leads to positive changes in patients' lives, our profession, and on the science of surgery. It is with that as a backdrop that Yarboro and colleagues give us their perspectives on the foundational principles of the sustained success of the University of Virginia cardiac and thoracic surgery programs.In their article, we see a framework set in place by Dr Kron of excellence in clinical care, education, research, diversity, and mentorship.
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