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Welcome to the 44th annual Vascular & Endovascular, Issues, Techniques and Horizons Symposium (VEITHsymposium). This year’s program promises to be one of the best, most comprehensive, and most thought-provoking of any of our meetings. This year we celebrate our 44th anniversary and have introduced several improvements.
Nearly 600 international clinician/educators have gathered to provide attendees with the latest topics and advances that are important to the global vascular community. These data span the breadth of vascular diseases, diagnostic procedures, medical treatments, interventional procedures and open surgical advances for treating vascular disease. As is the hallmark of the VEITHsymposium, the 5-day program will run from dawn to dusk daily and will be fully captured in our online library.
With more than 1,000 rapid-fire, 5-6-minute presentations delivered in over 100 sessions, symposium faculty will cover the full range of topics pertinent to clinical practice and research, including the latest pharmacologic, radiologic, surgical, and endovascular techniques. They will discuss when the various treatment options are justified and, importantly, when they are not.
Controversial issues will be approached from multiple perspectives to ensure a balanced, unbiased exposure of topics and to provide audience members with the information they need to make informed choices in their own practices.
This year our meeting continues its increased emphasis on venous disease. Three full days of the meeting are developments in venous disease of all sorts and active endovascular treatments in this rapidly expanding area of opportunity.
Some of the program’s other hot topics will be the continuing controversies surrounding parallel grafts (chimneys, snorkel and sandwich grafts) versus fenestrated and branched endografts; multilayer open stents; new developments in carotid stenting; new developments in the treatment of aortic dissections; a half day devoted to the management of arteriovenous malformations (AVMs); new developments in the endovascular treatment of lower-extremity ischemia, particularly with below the knee disease; the latest developments in EVAR and TEVAR including experiences with a plethora of new endovascular grafts and devices that have appeared on the scene in the last year; and improvements in the medical treatment of vascular disease and vascular patients undergoing surgery and other interventions. Important issues to all vascular specialists and outpatient vascular treatment will also be highlighted.
This year’s program will include a special full morning session on Tuesday, focused in the morning on management options for pulmonary embolism led by Dr. Michael R. Jaff. The afternoon part of the day will focus on new developments in the diagnosis and management of vascular malformations, and will be led by Dr. Wayne Yakes, Dr. Krassi Ivancev and Dr. Robert Vogelzang.
This year there will also be sessions devoted to crucial issues for vascular specialists including changing relationships with government and the FDA and how to survive under new federal reimbursement rules and regulations. Our physician/educators will also offer a glimpse into some new techniques and technologies that have been available overseas, but are just gaining approval in the United States.
Attendees will notice some other exciting changes or additions to this year’s program. We have again included a Job Fair Program on Friday in the Americas Hall 1 on the 3rd floor. In addition, there will be more breaks in the schedule to encourage exploration of state-of-the-art technology, products, and services available in the Exhibit areas and Pavilions. The Exhibit Halls are crowded with displays and booths of particular interest to vascular surgeons and vascular specialists. The Pavilions and Exhibits also offer attendees the chance to meet faculty and to network with other attendees and industry partners. This is one place to learn more about exciting new technologies and developments in our field.
Other additions to our meeting this year will be expanding pavilions as well as an expanded Innovations and Investment Summit which facilitates interaction between innovators, industry and investors. This non-CME Session will be held from 7:45 a.m. to 11:55 a.m. on Thursday, November 17th in the Concourse A on the Concourse Level and will be led by Dr. Kenneth Ouriel, Dr. Jean Bismuth and Christopher Cheng.
This year will feature an improved VEITHsymposium mobile app, provided courtesy of Cook Medical. Download the app for your iPhone, iPad or Android phone or tablet! Search the App Store (iPhone/iPad) or Google Play Store (Android) for “VEITHsymposium 2017” and install the app. You will be able to access the complete program, create your personal program, add your notes, view the location of sessions and exhibitors on the floor plan, and much more. After you have installed the app and opened it for the first time, you can continue to use it offline. To receive the latest updates and announcements, you will need to be connected to the internet.
In addition, there will be expanded Associate Faculty programs which will give younger and less well-known vascular specialists the opportunity to present their work at the podium with leading experts as session moderators.
Again this year, an Online Library will be available for a minimal fee of $75 for clinical meeting attendees and will include access to most talks, slides, videos, and panels from the meeting. This Library will enable all attendees to see and hear key presentations they may miss because of the concurrent sessions or other reasons – or want to see and hear again after the meeting. This Library will be available 10-14 days after the meeting. Attendees should note in their program talks they wish to hear but could not, and then revisit the missed talks on the Online Library which is indexed exactly to the program. The talks are also indexed in the Library by presenter, topic, or session. This Library is a great resource for study, research or review for any purpose.
On behalf of all the meeting Co-Chairmen and our entire staff, we greatly appreciate you coming to our meeting. We hope it is our best meeting ever and that you find it educational, most useful and exciting so that you return next year.
Welcome to the 44th annual Vascular & Endovascular, Issues, Techniques and Horizons Symposium (VEITHsymposium). This year’s program promises to be one of the best, most comprehensive, and most thought-provoking of any of our meetings. This year we celebrate our 44th anniversary and have introduced several improvements.
Nearly 600 international clinician/educators have gathered to provide attendees with the latest topics and advances that are important to the global vascular community. These data span the breadth of vascular diseases, diagnostic procedures, medical treatments, interventional procedures and open surgical advances for treating vascular disease. As is the hallmark of the VEITHsymposium, the 5-day program will run from dawn to dusk daily and will be fully captured in our online library.
With more than 1,000 rapid-fire, 5-6-minute presentations delivered in over 100 sessions, symposium faculty will cover the full range of topics pertinent to clinical practice and research, including the latest pharmacologic, radiologic, surgical, and endovascular techniques. They will discuss when the various treatment options are justified and, importantly, when they are not.
Controversial issues will be approached from multiple perspectives to ensure a balanced, unbiased exposure of topics and to provide audience members with the information they need to make informed choices in their own practices.
This year our meeting continues its increased emphasis on venous disease. Three full days of the meeting are developments in venous disease of all sorts and active endovascular treatments in this rapidly expanding area of opportunity.
Some of the program’s other hot topics will be the continuing controversies surrounding parallel grafts (chimneys, snorkel and sandwich grafts) versus fenestrated and branched endografts; multilayer open stents; new developments in carotid stenting; new developments in the treatment of aortic dissections; a half day devoted to the management of arteriovenous malformations (AVMs); new developments in the endovascular treatment of lower-extremity ischemia, particularly with below the knee disease; the latest developments in EVAR and TEVAR including experiences with a plethora of new endovascular grafts and devices that have appeared on the scene in the last year; and improvements in the medical treatment of vascular disease and vascular patients undergoing surgery and other interventions. Important issues to all vascular specialists and outpatient vascular treatment will also be highlighted.
This year’s program will include a special full morning session on Tuesday, focused in the morning on management options for pulmonary embolism led by Dr. Michael R. Jaff. The afternoon part of the day will focus on new developments in the diagnosis and management of vascular malformations, and will be led by Dr. Wayne Yakes, Dr. Krassi Ivancev and Dr. Robert Vogelzang.
This year there will also be sessions devoted to crucial issues for vascular specialists including changing relationships with government and the FDA and how to survive under new federal reimbursement rules and regulations. Our physician/educators will also offer a glimpse into some new techniques and technologies that have been available overseas, but are just gaining approval in the United States.
Attendees will notice some other exciting changes or additions to this year’s program. We have again included a Job Fair Program on Friday in the Americas Hall 1 on the 3rd floor. In addition, there will be more breaks in the schedule to encourage exploration of state-of-the-art technology, products, and services available in the Exhibit areas and Pavilions. The Exhibit Halls are crowded with displays and booths of particular interest to vascular surgeons and vascular specialists. The Pavilions and Exhibits also offer attendees the chance to meet faculty and to network with other attendees and industry partners. This is one place to learn more about exciting new technologies and developments in our field.
Other additions to our meeting this year will be expanding pavilions as well as an expanded Innovations and Investment Summit which facilitates interaction between innovators, industry and investors. This non-CME Session will be held from 7:45 a.m. to 11:55 a.m. on Thursday, November 17th in the Concourse A on the Concourse Level and will be led by Dr. Kenneth Ouriel, Dr. Jean Bismuth and Christopher Cheng.
This year will feature an improved VEITHsymposium mobile app, provided courtesy of Cook Medical. Download the app for your iPhone, iPad or Android phone or tablet! Search the App Store (iPhone/iPad) or Google Play Store (Android) for “VEITHsymposium 2017” and install the app. You will be able to access the complete program, create your personal program, add your notes, view the location of sessions and exhibitors on the floor plan, and much more. After you have installed the app and opened it for the first time, you can continue to use it offline. To receive the latest updates and announcements, you will need to be connected to the internet.
In addition, there will be expanded Associate Faculty programs which will give younger and less well-known vascular specialists the opportunity to present their work at the podium with leading experts as session moderators.
Again this year, an Online Library will be available for a minimal fee of $75 for clinical meeting attendees and will include access to most talks, slides, videos, and panels from the meeting. This Library will enable all attendees to see and hear key presentations they may miss because of the concurrent sessions or other reasons – or want to see and hear again after the meeting. This Library will be available 10-14 days after the meeting. Attendees should note in their program talks they wish to hear but could not, and then revisit the missed talks on the Online Library which is indexed exactly to the program. The talks are also indexed in the Library by presenter, topic, or session. This Library is a great resource for study, research or review for any purpose.
On behalf of all the meeting Co-Chairmen and our entire staff, we greatly appreciate you coming to our meeting. We hope it is our best meeting ever and that you find it educational, most useful and exciting so that you return next year.
Welcome to the 44th annual Vascular & Endovascular, Issues, Techniques and Horizons Symposium (VEITHsymposium). This year’s program promises to be one of the best, most comprehensive, and most thought-provoking of any of our meetings. This year we celebrate our 44th anniversary and have introduced several improvements.
Nearly 600 international clinician/educators have gathered to provide attendees with the latest topics and advances that are important to the global vascular community. These data span the breadth of vascular diseases, diagnostic procedures, medical treatments, interventional procedures and open surgical advances for treating vascular disease. As is the hallmark of the VEITHsymposium, the 5-day program will run from dawn to dusk daily and will be fully captured in our online library.
With more than 1,000 rapid-fire, 5-6-minute presentations delivered in over 100 sessions, symposium faculty will cover the full range of topics pertinent to clinical practice and research, including the latest pharmacologic, radiologic, surgical, and endovascular techniques. They will discuss when the various treatment options are justified and, importantly, when they are not.
Controversial issues will be approached from multiple perspectives to ensure a balanced, unbiased exposure of topics and to provide audience members with the information they need to make informed choices in their own practices.
This year our meeting continues its increased emphasis on venous disease. Three full days of the meeting are developments in venous disease of all sorts and active endovascular treatments in this rapidly expanding area of opportunity.
Some of the program’s other hot topics will be the continuing controversies surrounding parallel grafts (chimneys, snorkel and sandwich grafts) versus fenestrated and branched endografts; multilayer open stents; new developments in carotid stenting; new developments in the treatment of aortic dissections; a half day devoted to the management of arteriovenous malformations (AVMs); new developments in the endovascular treatment of lower-extremity ischemia, particularly with below the knee disease; the latest developments in EVAR and TEVAR including experiences with a plethora of new endovascular grafts and devices that have appeared on the scene in the last year; and improvements in the medical treatment of vascular disease and vascular patients undergoing surgery and other interventions. Important issues to all vascular specialists and outpatient vascular treatment will also be highlighted.
This year’s program will include a special full morning session on Tuesday, focused in the morning on management options for pulmonary embolism led by Dr. Michael R. Jaff. The afternoon part of the day will focus on new developments in the diagnosis and management of vascular malformations, and will be led by Dr. Wayne Yakes, Dr. Krassi Ivancev and Dr. Robert Vogelzang.
This year there will also be sessions devoted to crucial issues for vascular specialists including changing relationships with government and the FDA and how to survive under new federal reimbursement rules and regulations. Our physician/educators will also offer a glimpse into some new techniques and technologies that have been available overseas, but are just gaining approval in the United States.
Attendees will notice some other exciting changes or additions to this year’s program. We have again included a Job Fair Program on Friday in the Americas Hall 1 on the 3rd floor. In addition, there will be more breaks in the schedule to encourage exploration of state-of-the-art technology, products, and services available in the Exhibit areas and Pavilions. The Exhibit Halls are crowded with displays and booths of particular interest to vascular surgeons and vascular specialists. The Pavilions and Exhibits also offer attendees the chance to meet faculty and to network with other attendees and industry partners. This is one place to learn more about exciting new technologies and developments in our field.
Other additions to our meeting this year will be expanding pavilions as well as an expanded Innovations and Investment Summit which facilitates interaction between innovators, industry and investors. This non-CME Session will be held from 7:45 a.m. to 11:55 a.m. on Thursday, November 17th in the Concourse A on the Concourse Level and will be led by Dr. Kenneth Ouriel, Dr. Jean Bismuth and Christopher Cheng.
This year will feature an improved VEITHsymposium mobile app, provided courtesy of Cook Medical. Download the app for your iPhone, iPad or Android phone or tablet! Search the App Store (iPhone/iPad) or Google Play Store (Android) for “VEITHsymposium 2017” and install the app. You will be able to access the complete program, create your personal program, add your notes, view the location of sessions and exhibitors on the floor plan, and much more. After you have installed the app and opened it for the first time, you can continue to use it offline. To receive the latest updates and announcements, you will need to be connected to the internet.
In addition, there will be expanded Associate Faculty programs which will give younger and less well-known vascular specialists the opportunity to present their work at the podium with leading experts as session moderators.
Again this year, an Online Library will be available for a minimal fee of $75 for clinical meeting attendees and will include access to most talks, slides, videos, and panels from the meeting. This Library will enable all attendees to see and hear key presentations they may miss because of the concurrent sessions or other reasons – or want to see and hear again after the meeting. This Library will be available 10-14 days after the meeting. Attendees should note in their program talks they wish to hear but could not, and then revisit the missed talks on the Online Library which is indexed exactly to the program. The talks are also indexed in the Library by presenter, topic, or session. This Library is a great resource for study, research or review for any purpose.
On behalf of all the meeting Co-Chairmen and our entire staff, we greatly appreciate you coming to our meeting. We hope it is our best meeting ever and that you find it educational, most useful and exciting so that you return next year.