Published 29th January 2018
Claire is the Australian and New Zealand Society of Vascular Surgery representative for UIP (Union International de Phlebologie) meeting. This is arguably the largest venous meeting in the world. It is held every 3 years and was last in Boston and prior to that, Monaco.
This February we are very fortunate to be hosting the UIP meeting in Melbourne. Claire has arranged a very exciting segment of inspiring speakers including Vascular Surgeons, Plastic Surgeons, Haematologists, Cardiologists and Anaesthetists. Please see the speakers and their topics below.
UIP 2018 ANZSVS Speaker and topics
Ramin Shayan (Plastic Surgeon)
A novel algorithmic image-based microsurgical approach for the treatment of Lymphoedema in the Australian setting
Mark Jackson (Vascular Surgeon)
Training the Vascular Surgical Phlebologist
Tony Walton (Cardiologist)
PFO: When to investigate and when to close
Sanjeev Chunilal (Haematologist)
Venous thromboembolism and pregnancy: can new predictive modelling tell us when to treat varicose veins?
Alun Davies (Vascular Surgeon)
Endovenous treatments should be routinely available to all people with varicose veins
David Scott (Anaesthetist)
Optimising safety of tumescent anaesthesia in the era of Rooms based procedures
Sarah Aitken (Vascular Surgeon)
Varicose vein treatment in Public Hospitals: Do open surgical outcomes demand a change in practice?
Alison Slocombe (Haematologist)
An evidence based algorithm for management of provoked and unprovoked superficial thrombophlebitis in the setting of varicose veins
