Question

The “Korean wave” helped inspire this country’s investment in cosmetic centers to challenge medical tourism powerhouses like Malaysia, Singapore, and Thailand. For 10 points each:
[10e] Name this doubly landlocked country whose tourism board has traced its medical heritage from Ibn Sīnā, who was born near its historically Tājīk city of Bukhara.
ANSWER: Uzbekistan [or Republic of Uzbekistan or O‘zbekiston Respublikasi]
[10h] Uzbek patients often obtain Indian medical visas for procedures in this “Millennium City” near Delhi. Private investment made this former farming town in Haryana a major tech and finance hub that hosts DLF’s Cyber City.
ANSWER: Gurgaon [or Gurugram]
[10m] A company called “Eugenix” caters to medical tourists seeking this surgery’s FUE (“F-U-E”) harvesting procedure in Gurgaon. Many athletes undergo this surgery’s DHI procedure in its global hub of Istanbul.
ANSWER: hair transplant [or hair transplantation; accept follicular unit extraction, follicular unit excision, follicular transfer, direct hair implantation, or descriptions of hair follicle donation; accept “Turkish Hairlines”]
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Data

TeamOpponentPart 1Part 2Part 3Total
Arizona StateSouth Carolina100010
Berkeley ACornell A1001020
Chicago CColumbia A100010
Claremont CollegesIllinois1001020
Cornell BWUSTL B10101030
DukeHarvard1010020
FloridaKentucky1001020
MarylandYale B1001020
MichiganChicago D10101030
Minnesota AOttawa100010
Minnesota BChicago B1001020
NYUWUSTL A1001020
North Carolina AIowa State100010
NorthwesternPurdue10101030
PennTruman State1001020
RutgersJohns Hopkins1001020
StanfordVanderbilt100010
TexasChicago A10101030
Toronto ABerkeley B100010
WaterlooToronto B1001020
Yale AGeorgia Tech001010

Summary

TournamentEditionExact Match?HeardPPBEasy %Medium %Hard %
2024 ACF Nationals04/21/2024Y2118.5795%67%24%