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VENOUS EDUCATION IN A VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENT
The meeting will be held via a dedicated Zoom account

Not what we anticipated, the world has changed and changes need to be made. This year our EVM meeting will be
EVM – VI (Virtual Interactive). As far as we can tell, the first full meeting with this format. Here’s what we plan:

Same dates: June 5 & 6
Each day will be 3 hours: 11:00- 2:00 PM, to account for the time differences in the US and possibly Europe.
Our faculty will present 1-2 cases each (see Program Section).
For the VI part, each attendee will able to ask questions and comment real-time. And get answers. Live polling of the audience will also occur during the meeting. The usual discussion and respectful, lively debate will continue.
The informal format: No jackets, no ties, no attitude still holds.

LEARNING THROUGH CLINICAL CASES

COURSE DETAILS

This course takes venous education to the next level.

Limited to 75 participants.
Basic knowledge of venous disease required.
Attendees will learn the advanced management of venous disease
Attendees may submit cases prior to course and best ones are selected by faculty to discuss.
Attendees are active participants.
Small Faculty-Attendee Ratio = Lots of faculty interaction

TARGET AUDIENCE

Expert Venous Management will be of value to vascular surgeons, interventional radiologists, interventional cardiologists, cardiologists, phlebologists, general surgeons and other medical professionals currently treating venous disease and want to advance to the next level. This is a non-CME activity. In continuing the theme of a non-traditional meeting, this event will allow industry to fully participate in the interactive discussions.

PROGRAM

Expert Venous Management

A MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO VENOUS DISEASE

CO-DIRECTORS
Steve Elias, Englewood Hospital & Medical Center
Antonios Gasparis, Stony Brook Medicine
Nicos Labropoulos, Stony Brook Medicine

FACULTY
Kush Desai, Northwestern University
Kathy Gibson , Washington State
Tom Maldonado, New Your University
William Marston, University of North Carolina
Mark Meissner, University of Washington
Peter Pappas, Center for Vein Restoration

WHAT PAST ATTENDEES SAY ABOUT EVM:

"I have been to many vein meetings including New York Venous Symposium, International Vein Congress, but the discussions at
this meeting made this a personal favorite of mine. I plan to be back next year."
-RA

"I thought the discussions were great and you had a really interesting mix of participants with surgeons, IR, and particularly the vascular medicine guy."

"Great content and definitely a meeting that offers what others do not. I would bet that everyone there learned things they did not know
which is rare for most meetings."
-WM

"It offers a contrast to the normal meetings we are all used to attending which is an extremely nice change. The relationship with industry is very
important and we appreciate the time & effort."
-BV