41 st BIANNUAL CONGRESS. SEPTEMBER 30 - OCTOBER 1-2, 2016 Hotel Delta Montreal, CANADA

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1 41 st BIANNUAL CONGRESS SEPTEMBER 30 - OCTOBER 1-2, 2016 Hotel Delta Montreal, CANADA PROGRAM CO-CHAIRMEN Jean-Luc Dupuis, La Malbaie, QC, Canada Venous unit, Charlevoix, Canada Advisory Board of the Canadian Society of Phlebology Guest speaker International Phlebology Community Douglas Hill, Calgary, AB, Canada President of the Canadian Society of Phlebology Fellow Member of the Canadian Society of Phebology Fellow of the American College of Phlebology Member of the American Venous Forum Pauline Raymond-Martimbeau, Dallas, TX, USA Vice-President of the Canadian Society of Phlebology Past-President of the Canadian Society of Phlebology Fellow of the American College of Phlebology Honorary member of the French Society of Phlebology Honorary member of the French College of Vascular Pathology UIP Committee of Honor

2 INTERNATIONAL FACULTY Vincent Crebassa, Montpellier, France Graduated Université de médecine, Montpellier Graduated Angiology, Marseille Graduated Lymphology, Montpellier Graduated Master of Phlebology, Paris VI Graduated Master of Compression, Paris VI Raghu Kolluri, Columbus, OH, USA System Medical Director, Vascular Medicine Medical Director, Vascular Laboratories Ohio Health Vascular Institute Co-founder of the Venous Endovascular Interventional Strategies (VEINS) Symposium Treasurer, Society for Vascular Medicine Miguel Lo Vuolo, Santa Fe, Argentina Radiologist, researcher, illustrator, international speaker Invited Professor. Masterclass of Venous Anatomy and Ultrasound School of Medicine. Descartes University, Sorbonne-Paris-Cité. Paris, France Professor of the Interamerican College of Radiology Member of the Contributing Editorial Board of the Phlebology Forum. American College of Phlebology Honorary Member of the Argentinian Society of Ultrasound in Medicine and Biology Author of the book "Venous Ultrasound. A Comprehensive Approach. Lower extremities and pelvis. Atlas and texts." Michel Schadeck, Paris, France Past-President of the French Society of Phlebology Co-Founder of the European School of Phlebology Honorary Member of the Canadian Society of Phlebology Honorary Member of the American College of Phlebology Honoray Member of the Societad de Flebologia y Lynfologia (Argentina) Emeritus Fellow of the Australasian College of Phlebology Correspondent of the Deutsche Geselschaft für Phlebologie Steven Zimmet, Austin, TX, USA President, American Board of Venous & Lymphatic Medicine Editor, Phlebology Past-President, American College of Phlebology Past- President, American College of Phlebology Foundation Distinguished Fellow, American Venous Forum Honorary Member, French Society of Phlebology Emeritus Fellow, Australasian College of Phlebology

3 CANADIAN FACULTY Janna Bentley, Kelowna, BC, Canada Vice President Education of the Canadian Society of Phlebology Registered Vascular Technologist Fellow Member of the Canadian Society of Phlebology Alessandra Bruns, Sherbrooke, QC, Canada Assistant Professor in the Division of Rheumatology, Sherbrooke University Scientific Director of the MSK Ultrasound Courses, Sherbrooke University Consultant, Pediatric Rheumatology & Musculoskeletal Ultrasound, Montreal Children s Hospital, McGill University Health Center Board Member of the Canadian Rheumatology Ultrasonography Society (CRUS) EULAR Working group Anatomy for the Image Richard Danylewick, Laval, QC, Canada Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons Specialty Committee for Vascular Surgery Secretary General of the Canadian Society of Phlebology Fellow Member of the Canadian Society of Phlebology Member of the American College of Phlebology Member of the American Venous Forum and Association of Vascular Surgeons of Quebec Yves-David Gagnon, Rimouski, QC, Canada Fellow Member of the Canadian Society of Phlebology Physician in charge of GMF Boisé Langevin Active Member, Centre hospitalier régional de Rimouski Jean Gilbert, Montréal, QC, Canada Treasurer of the Canadian Society of Phlebology Fellow Member of the Canadian Society of Phlebology

4 Danny-Elle Gingras, Beaumont, QC, Canada Bachelor of Kinanthropology Family practice Member of the Canadian Society of Phlebology Member of the College of Family Physicians of Canada Flex American Board Louis Grondin, Calgary, AB, Canada Past Medical Director of the Cosmetic Laser & Vein Center Past President of the Canadian Society of Phlebology Past Vice-President of the International Union of Phlebology Fellow Emeritus of the Australasian College of Phlebology, 2005 MBA University of Calgary (Haskayne Business School), 2006 Fellow of the American College of Phlebology, 2007 Masters in Practical Dermatology Cardiff University, 2012 Pierre Malo, Victoria, BC, Canada Fellow Member of the Canadian Society of Phlebology Exclusive Phlebologist Practitioner Ultrasound guided surgery for varicose vein Marie-Ève Nadeau, Ste-Anne-des-Monts, QC, Canada Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Canada General Surgeon Member of the Canadian Society of Phlebology Clément Paradis, Chicoutimi, QC, Canada Director of the Canadian Society of Phlebology Member, Musculoskeletal (MSK) Ultrasound Faculty of Sherbrooke University Dipl. Insurance and expertise medicine Family medicine specialist

5 Gilles Pinette, Winnipeg, MB, Canada Board Member, Canadian Society of Phlebology Fellow Member, Canadian Society of Phlebology Medical Director, Laser Away Ltd, Winnipeg Fellow, Canadian Family Physicians of Canada Certificate of Added Competency (CAC) in Care of the Elderly, CFPC Postgraduate Diploma in Practical Dermatology, Cardiff Univiversity Michel Zummo, Montréal, QC, Canada Member of the Advisory Board of the Canadian Society of Phlebology Fellow Member of the Canadian Society of Phlebology Member of the French Society of Phlebology

6 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 th, 2016 OBTAIN CUTTING-EDGE SKILLS CLINICAL AND ULTRASONOGRAPHY SYMPOSIUM 7:45 Registration Opus Room 8:00 Welcome Douglas Hill Easy learning from clinical cases: Anatomical variations, axio-femoral trunk, collateral flow in venous obstruction, Cockett syndrome, color Doppler ultrasound, femoral vein duplication, Hunter canal, importance of changing probe and settings, incomplete rotation, IVC anomalies, lymph node venous network, May-Thurner syndrome, multislice CT venography, non-thrombotic venous obstruction, nutcracker phenomenon, Palma s shunt, pelvic varicocele, popliteal vein duplication, post-thrombotic syndrome, P point, potential pitfalls, pre-obstructive ultrasound findings, systolic reflux, the importance of proportions, vulvoperineal varices. Moderator: Douglas Hill 8:05 Clinical Cases Part I. What s your diagnosis? Miguel Lo Vuolo Objectives: To learn different aspects of ultrasound assessment through clinical cases and master basic and advanced imaging techniques. 10:00 Refreshment break Moderator: Pauline Raymond-Martimbeau 10:15 Patient assessment live demonstration Vincent Crebassa, Douglas Hill, Michel Schadeck, Miguel Lo Vuolo Objectives: To learn how to examine and assess with ultrasound. 11:15 Challenging case management Vincent Crebassa, Michel Schadeck Objectives: To discuss different approaches for management of venous disorders. 12:15 Lunch Moderator: Douglas Hill 1:30 Clinical Cases Part II. Complexity can be understood Miguel Lo Vuolo Objectives: To learn different aspects of ultrasound assessment through clinical cases and master basic and advanced imaging techniques. 3:30 Refreshment break Moderator: Pauline Raymond-Martimbeau 3:45 Clinical Cases Part III. Anatomic variants and sources of diagnostic pitfalls Miguel Lo Vuolo Objectives: To learn different aspects of ultrasound assessment through clinical cases and master basic and advanced imaging techniques. 5:00 Adjourn

7 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1 st, 2016 INNOVATIVE APPROACHES FOR BETTER PATIENT CARE 7:45 Registration Opus Room 8:00 Welcome Douglas Hill Overall learning objectives: Upon completion of this meeting, participants will be able to review and interpret basic knowledge and skills in phlebology. Update and improve their knowledge about recent advances in the diagnosis, management and treatment of venous disorders and, integrate new principles to improve their everyday practice of phlebology. Moderator: Douglas Hill 8:10 Varicose disease: the first consultation Michel Schadeck Objectives: To learn how to assess a patient presenting to a phlebology practice. 8:25 Electronic medical record in phlebology Yves-David Gagnon Objectives: To be informed about the use of electronic medical records in phlebology. 8:40 Treatment of telangiectasia, legs, face and chest Steven Zimmet Objectives: To improve knowledge and skill in the treatment of thread veins. 8:55 Telangiectasia in relation with perforators Michel Schadeck Objectives: To appreciate the connection between perforators and spider veins 9:10 Microsclerotherapy - the saran wrap technique Danny-Elle Gingras Objectives: To learn a unique method of treating small veins. 9:25 Varicose veins other than legs Janna Bentley Objectives: To identify and manage varicose veins that are not on the legs. 9:40 Complaint or litigation Jean-Luc Dupuis Objectives: To develop insight into management of the dissatisfied patient. 10:10 Refreshment break and exhibit Moderator: Pauline Raymond-Martimbeau 10:40 ABVLM certification and prerequisites Steven Zimmet Objectives: To learn about the board certification in the specialty of phlebology in the USA. 10:55 Endovenous laser in 2016 Louis Grondin Objectives: To become informed about current knowledge and best practice in endovenous laser ablation. Moderator: Pauline Raymond-Martimbeau 11:25 Case presentation: Small vein challenges Michel Schadeck 11:55 Fellowship Ceremony 12:00 Lunch and exhibit Janna Bentley, Vincent Crebassa, Yves-David Gagnon Danny-Elle Gingras, Gilles Pinette, Steven Zimmet, Michel Zummo

8 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1 st, 2016 INNOVATIVE APPROACHES FOR BETTER PATIENT CARE Moderator: Janna Bentley 1:30 Stripping, a viable option Marie-Ève Nadeau Objectives: To understand when vein stripping is an appropriate choice. 1:45 External tumescence during and after endovenous treatment Vincent Crebassa Objectives: To learn compression of varicose veins as a novel posttherapeutic approach. 2:05 CHIVA vs stripping: a retrospective study Pierre Malo Objectives: To understand and compare these surgical techniques. 2:20 Preventive treatment for at risk factor V Leiden patient before and after sclerotherapy Objectives: To be informed about prophylactic measures when performing sclerotherapy on factor V Leiden patients. Yves-David Gagnon 2:35 Understanding the new oral coagulants Douglas Hill Objectives: To become familiar with the newest blood thinners. 2:50 Ancillary tools in performing endovenous laser: improving efficiency and technique Richard Danylewick Objectives: To learn about refinements to the performance of endovenous laser. 3:10 Refreshment break and exhibit Moderator: Richard Danylewick 3:40 Training gaps in venous & lymphatic medicine Steven Zimmet Objectives: To develop a comprehensive understanding of the knowledge required to treat venous and lymphatic disorders. 3:55 Varithena Microfoam UDSS in the treatment of varicose veins and venous leg ulcers Raghu Kolluri Objectives: To learn about the development of a new treatment for venous disease. 4:25 Technical aspects in tackling saphenous vein aneurysms with endovenous laser. Objectives: To learn techniques for treating venous aneurysms with laser. Richard Danylewick 4:45 Phlebology game (Jeopardy) Janna Bentley Objectives: To learn through a series of trivia questions on phlebology. 5:05 Adjourn

9 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2 nd, 2016 INNOVATIVE APPROACHES FOR BETTER PATIENT CARE 8:25 Welcome Douglas Hill Moderator: Louis Grondin 8:30 Is this a varicose vein. A cutaneous quiz Marie-Ève Nadeau Objectives: To be aware of skin conditions mimicking varicosities. 8:45 Hidden caveats of ultrasonography Miguel Lo Vuolo Objectives: To be aware of ultrasonography limitations. 9:00 Hidden caveats of foam sclerotherapy Vincent Crebassa Objectives: To be aware of foam sclerotherapy limitations. 9:20 Pressotherapy at home Danny-Elle Gingras Objectives: To learn about home-based pressotherapy. 9:35 Office emergencies: Are you ready? Pierre Malo Objectives: To learn how to handle emergencies in phlebology. 9:50 Questions and answers 10:00 Refreshment break Moderator: Janna Bentley 10:15 DVT US diagnosis for phlebologist Clément Paradis Objectives: To improve recognition of DVT when scanning phlebology patients. 10:30 Endpoint: functional or symptomatic improvement Gilles Pinette Objectives: To recognize the objectives of treatment. 10:45 Phlebology and the medical care system of Canada Michel Zummo Objectives: To understand the practice context of Canadian phlebology. 11:05 How to be perceived as a vein expert in your own town Gilles Pinette Objectives: To gain insight on ways to enhance your reputation as a vein specialist. Moderator: Pauline Raymond-Martimbeau 11:20 Case presentation: What is your strategy for complexity? Vincent Crebassa 12:00 Lunch Richard Danylewick, Jean-Luc Dupuis, Jean Gilbert, Louis Grondin Douglas Hill, Pierre Malo, Marie-Ève Nadeau, Clément Paradis

10 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2 nd, 2016 MUSCULOSKELETAL ULTRASOUND: GAIN A CRITICAL EDGE Moderator: Douglas Hill 1:30 Identify the MSK anatomy and common sites of pathology Alessandra Bruns Objectives: To learn the sonography aspect of different tissues of the limbs and use anisotropy. 1:50 Live demonstration Alessandra Bruns Objectives: To learn musculoskeletal ultrasound basics through live demonstration. 2:00 Differential diagnosis Alessandra Bruns Objectives: To be able to do differential diagnosis using ultrasound for MSK conditions of the lower extremities. 2:45 Refreshment break Moderator: Pauline Raymond-Martimbeau 3:00 MSK guidance techniques that could be useful for injections useful in phlebology Objectives: To use MSK guidance techniques to help phlebology cases. Alessandra Bruns 3:45 How to target thrombophlebitis in clinical set-up Clément Paradis Objectives: To learn a quick and effective technique to identify a thrombophlebitis. 3:55 Live demonstration with ultrasound Clément Paradis Objectives: To learn through live demonstration cases. 4:05 Peroneal nerve, its ultrasound anatomy and localisation Clément Paradis Objectives: To be able to localize the peroneal nerve to avoid complication in sclerotherapy. 4:25 General Assembly 4:45 Adjourn

11 CME CREDIT 41 st BIANNUAL CONGRESS OBTAIN CUTTING-EDGE SKILLS CLINICAL AND ULTRASONOGRAPHY SYMPOSIUM INNOVATIVE APPROACHES FOR BETTER PATIENT CARE CME credit has been requested from FMOQ. INFORMATION FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM The 3-day meeting attendance is mandatory toward credits for fellowship program and maintenance ORGANISATION CANADIAN SOCIETY OF PHLEBOLOGY Claudette Raymond, Executive Director Ch. de la Pointe-Sud, Verdun QC, Canada H3E 0A8 Phone: Fax: LOCATION DELTA MONTREAL 475 President Kennedy Avenue Montreal, QC, Canada H3A 1J7 Phone: Fax: HOTEL RESERVATION Reservations will be made directly on an individual basis. In order to facilitate reservations, attendees may contact the hotel directly at Delta Montreal Phone: Fax: OR use the following hyperlink: Book your group rate for Canadian Society of Phlebology Book your group rate for Societe Canadienne de Phlebologie All reservations must be made by August 26, All rooms will be released after this date.

12 41 st BIANNUAL CONGRESS MONTREAL, QUEBEC, CANADA, SEPTEMBER 30 OCTOBER 1-2, 2016 REGISTRATION FORM Last Name First Name Specialty Address (office) City State Postal Code/Zip Country Phone (office) Fax How many years of experience do you have in phlebology? Paid before September 1st, 2016 Paid after September 1st, 2016 Member Non Member Member Non Member ONLY Friday September 30 Physician Speaker / RN / Resident ONLY Saturday and Sunday October 1-2 Physician Speaker / RN / Resident FOR COMPLETE PROGRAM Friday Saturday Sunday September 30 - October 1-2 Physician Speaker / RN / Resident Saturday Dinner Yes (number of persons) X PRICE TBA No Payment should accompany registration Cancellation policy: Non refundable applicable to the spring 2017 registration meeting only We do not accept credit cards Return this completed form with payment to: Canadian Society of Phlebology Ch. de la Pointe-Sud, Verdun QC, Canada H3E 0A8 Phone: Fax: phlebology@compu-texte.ca Course location: DELTA MONTREAL 475 President Kennedy Ave., Montréal, QC H3A 1J7 Phone: Book your group rate for Canadian Society of Phlebology Book your group rate for Societe Canadienne de Phlebologie

13 DEMANDE D'ADHÉSION / RENOUVELLEMENT 2016 APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP / RENEWAL Nom / Name Nom / Last Prénom / First Init. / Middle Adresse bureau / Office address Rue / Street Suite Ville / City Province / State Code postal code / Zip Bureau / Office ( ) Fax ( ) Cell ( ) (requis pour accéder à la section Accès aux membres du site web de la SCP / required for access to Member Login on the CSP website) Site web / Website (OPTIONNEL avec frais : l hyperlien de ce site peut être ajouté sur le site web de la SCP / OPTIONAL with fees : the hyperlink of this site could be added on the CSP website) Catégorie de membre / Médecin / Physician Professionnel de la santé affilié / Allied Health Professional Member category Infirmière / Nurse Étudiant / Student Diplômes médicaux / Medical Degrees Spécialité / Specialty Nombre d années d expérience en phlébologie / Number of years of experience in phlebology an(s) / year(s) Type de pratique phlébologique / Type of practice in phlebology Chirurgie / Surgery; Laboratoire / Non invasive test; Sclérothérapie / Sclerotherapy; Tests invasifs / Invasive testing INFORMATIONS SUR LE PAIEMENT / PAYMENT INFORMATION Frais annuels d adhésion ou de renouvellement / Annual fees for membership or renewal $ Frais annuels d adhésion ou de renouvellement pour infirmière, professionnel affilié et étudiant* / Annual fees for membership or renewal for nurse, allied professional and student* $ * Une preuve peut être exigée / Proof may be required Frais annuels de publicité pour l hyperlien du site web du membre sur le site de la SCP (optionnel) / Annual fees for the publicity of the hyperlink of the member s website on the CSP site (optional) $ Contribution pour le développement de la Société canadienne de phlébologie / $ Contribution for the development of the Canadian Society of Phlebology $ Montant total (dû le 1 er janvier) / Total amount (due on January 1 st ) $ (un reçu sera émis pour fins d impôts / a receipt will be issued for income tax purposes) Faire le chèque payable à la Société canadienne de phlébologie et l envoyer avec le formulaire à : Make the cheque payable to the Canadian Society of Phlebology and send with the form to the following address: Ch. de la Pointe-Sud, Verdun QC, Canada H3E 0A8 Tel : / Fax : phlebology@compu-texte.ca