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In Egyptian mythology, Ament was an underworld goddess who lived in a tree at the edge of a desert, where she welcomed newly-deceased souls into the underworld.
The name was also used to refer to the underworld itself.
Alternative: Amentet, Amenti
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ASA May 1998 Newsletter (683 words) |
 | Ament was also President of the New York State Society of Anesthesiologists (1967). |
| Ament served as an examiner for the American Board of Anesthesiology for 15 years. |
| Finally, Dr. Ament served as a director and officer of the Foundation for Jewish Philanthropies, of which he was Vice President at his death. |
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