40 th BIANNUAL CONGRESS

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1 40 th BIANNUAL CONGRESS APRIL 25-26, 2015 Metropolitan Hotel, Vancouver, CANADA PROGRAM CO-CHAIRMEN Janna Bentley, Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada Registered Vascular Technologist Pauline Raymond-Martimbeau, Dallas, Texas, USA President of the Canadian Society of Phlebology Board member of the American College of Phlebology Foundation 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 INTERNATIONAL FACULTY Paolo Casoni, Via Capelluti, Parma, Italy Director of Phlebolymphologic Center Hospital Piccole Figlie Parma - Italy Director of Ippocrate Vein Clinic Parma Italy Director de el Departamento de Flebologia Royal Marbella Hospital - Spain Diplomate in Vascular Surgery, General Surgery and Oncology University of Parma Regional coordinator of Associazione Flebologica Italiana Member of Italian College of Phlebology Member of the American College of Phlebology Member of the French Society of Phlebology Mark Forrestal, Arlington Heights, Illinois, USA Board certified internist, Private practice at Nortwest Vein Care President elect, American College of Phlebology Fellow of the American College of Phlebology

2 Eric Mowatt-Larssen, Monterey, California, USA Currently in private practice in Monterey, California Edited the textbook Phlebology, Vein Surgery and Ultrasonography Formerly Assistant Professor of Surgery at Duke University Fellow of the American College of Phlebology Registered Phlebology Sonographer Board certified in Emergency Medicine Former US Navy SEAL platoon commander Armen L. Roupenian, Wasilla, Alaska, USA General and Vascular Surgeon with Vein Specialists of Alaska Board of Directors, American College of Phlebology Exam Writer, American Board of Venous & Lymphatic Medicine Diplomate of the American Board of Surgery Diplomate of the American Board of Venous & Lymphatic Medicine Registered Vascular Technologist (RVT) Registered Physician Vascular Interpretation (RPVI), Registered Phlebology Ultrasonographer (RPhS) Member American Venous Forum, Member, German Society of Phlebology CANADIAN FACULTY Louis Grondin, Calgary, Alberta, Canada Fellow of the American College of Phlebology Fellow Emeritus of the Australasian Society of Phlebology He held the offices of President of the Canadian Society of Phlebology, and Vice-President of the International Union of Phlebology He serves currently as the Medical Director of the Santé Group in Calgary Tutor to Masters candidate in Practical Dermatology at the University of Cardiff in Whales Pierre Malo, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada Exclusive Phlebologist Practitioner Ultrasound guided surgery for varicose vein

3 Nicholas Morison, St. Albert, Alberta, Canada Family practice Member of the Canadian Ophthalmology Association Jeannette Soriano, Calgary, Alberta, Canada Founding Member and Past President of the Canadian Complementary Medical Association Board Member and Vice President for ICIM International College of Integrative Medicine Mandy Wong, Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada Diplomate of the American Board of Venous & Lymphatic Medicine Diplomate of the American Board of Laser Surgery

4 SATURDAY, APRIL 25, :45 Registration Connaught Room 8:00 Welcome Pauline Raymond-Martimbeau Overall learning objectives: Upon completion of this 2-day meeting, participants will be able to review and interpret basic knowledge and skills in phlebology; update and improve their ability about recent advances in the diagnosis, management, and treatment of venous disorders; and integrate new principles to improve their everyday practice of phlebology Moderator: Pauline Raymond-Martimbeau 8:15 Review of the not so new terminology/nomenclature for vein Pierre Malo Objectives: To review the new terminology for venous anatomy 8:30 Obesity and varicose disease Janna Bentley Objectives: To learn if obesity affects varicose veins 8:45 The use of cyanoacrylates in medicine Nicholas Morison Objectives: To realize the many indications and use of cyanoacrylate in medicine 9:05 Contraindications to sclerotherapy Mandy Wong Objectives: To learn appropriate patient selection 9:20 Sciatic varicosities Armen L. Roupenian Objectives: To demonstrate the existence of sciatic nerve varicosities and discuss its management 9:40 Best treatment options for varicose veins: review of trials Eric Mowatt-Larssen Objectives: To evaluate the best approach for varicose vein management 10:00 Refreshment break and exhibit Moderator: Janna Bentley 10:30 Phlebology bubble # 1 Pauline Raymond-Martimbeau 10:35 Anatomic and haemodynamic patterns in 400 consecutive echo-guided mappings in varicose vein disease Paolo Casoni Objectives: To learn anatomical variations of superficial veins 10:55 Pelvic congestion syndrome Louis Grondin Objectives: To recognize the importance of pelvic vein management in phlebology 11:10 Recurrent varicose veins do the types of treatment modalities make a difference Objectives: To evaluate the treatment options in cases of recurrence Mark Forrestal 11:25 Safety and effectiveness of the VenaSeal system Nicholas Morison Objectives: To be educated on a new treatment for varicose veins 11:40 Phlebology bubble # 2 Pauline Raymond-Martimbeau 11:45 Fellowship ceremony 12:00 Lunch

5 SATURDAY, APRIL 25, :30 3:00 Tackling large vein challenge cases Objectives: To discuss cases of large varicose veins and its management - Diagnostic modalities - Unlock treatment possibilities - Hook can ease difficult cases - Using technology to detect treatment progression - Extra caution during the procedures in such cases Moderator: Pauline Raymond-Martimbeau Panel discussion J. Bentley, P. Casoni, M. Forrestal, L. Grondin, P. Malo, N. Morison E. Mowatt-Larssen, P. Raymond-Martimbeau, A. Roupenian, J. Soriano, M. Wong 3:00 Refreshment break and exhibit 3:30 4:30 Tackling non-saphenous challenge cases Objectives: To discuss cases of non-saphenous varicose veins and its management - How to obtain an accurate diagnosis - When to consider treating only non-saphenous veins - How to gauge the dosage - How to manage the adverse effects Moderator: Mark Forrestal Panel discussion J. Bentley, P. Casoni, M. Forrestal, L. Grondin, P. Malo, N. Morison E. Mowatt-Larssen, P. Raymond-Martimbeau, A. Roupenian, J. Soriano, M. Wong 4:30 Standardized Canadian Society of Phlebology exam and questionnaire the end result and chance to have your input Objectives: To elaborate a protocol for examination and documentation 4:45 Cosmetic surgery symposium Advanced facial renewal using Nano-Fractional RF technologies Objectives: To learn the updates on body and facial procedures for cosmetic surgery Pierre Malo TBA 5:00 Adjourn

6 SUNDAY, APRIL 26, :00 Welcome Pauline Raymond-Martimbeau Overall learning objectives: Upon completion of this 2-day meeting, participants will be able to review and interpret basic knowledge and skills in phlebology; update and improve their ability about recent advances in the diagnosis, management, and treatment of venous disorders; and integrate new principles to improve their everyday practice of phlebology Moderator: Pauline Raymond-Martimbeau 8:15 Phlebology bubble # 3 Pauline Raymond-Martimbeau 8:20 Popliteal vein entrapment Armen L. Roupenian Objectives: To discuss diagnosis and management of popliteal vein entrapment 8:40 The prediction of outcome by estimation of intraluminal sclerosis after foam sclerotherapy Pauline Raymond-Martimbeau Objectives: To create standardised luminal measurement for prediction of foam sclerotherapy outcome 9:00 Endovenous thermal ablation comparing the procedures Mark Forrestal Objectives: To learn the difference between different thermal ablation procedures 9:15 Phlebology bubble # 4 Pauline Raymond-Martimbeau 9:20 Varicose veins: debunking the myths Janna Bentley Objectives: To learn about the truth of varicose veins 9:35 Should CO 2 foam be the standard for foamed sclerotherapy? Mandy Wong Objectives: To discuss if CO 2 should be the preferred method for the preparation of foam 9:50 Traveller's thrombosis - case presentation and review of recommendations for travelling after sclerotherapy treatment Jeannette Soriano Objectives: To review the recommendations for sclerotherapy post care 10:05 Refreshment break Moderator: Mandy Wong 10:25 Phlebology bubble # 5 Pauline Raymond-Martimbeau 10:30 The role of iodine as an sclerosing agent in modern phlebology practice Jeannette Soriano Objectives: To evaluate the place of iodine in the armetarium of sclerosing agents 10:45 Phlebology bubble # 6 Pauline Raymond-Martimbeau 10:50 Great saphenous vein surgery without high ligation of the saphenofemoral junction Objectives:To review the results of a study on saphenectomy without crossectomy Paolo Casoni 11:10 Treatment of thrombophlebitis Eric Mowatt-Larssen Objectives: To review the management of thrombophlebitis 11:30 Phlebology bubble # 7 Pauline Raymond-Martimbeau 11:40 Questions and answers 12:00 Lunch

7 SUNDAY, APRIL 26, :30 3:30 Tackling small vein challenge cases Objectives: To discuss cases of non-saphenous varicose veins and its management - Targeting diagnostic accuracy - A unique or multiple drops - Replace a single component with a combination - Foam vs liquid - What went wrong? Moderator: Louis Grondin Panel discussion J. Bentley, P. Casoni, M. Forrestal, L. Grondin, N. Morison, E. Mowatt-Larssen P. Raymond-Martimbeau, A. Roupenian, J. Soriano, M. Wong 3:30 Questions and answers 3:45 Adjourn

8 40 th BIANNUAL CONGRESS APRIL 25-26, 2015 Metropolitan Hotel, Vancouver, CANADA INFORMATIONS CME CREDIT Requested from the College of Family Physicians of Canada and the British Columbia Chapter ORGANIZATION CANADIAN SOCIETY OF PHLEBOLOGY 777, de la Noue, #104, Verdun, Canada H3E 1V2 Phone: Fax: Website: LOCATION The Metropolitan Hotel Vancouver 645 Howe Street, Vancouver, BC, Canada V6C 2Y9 FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM The 2-day meeting attendance is mandatory toward credits for fellowship program and maintenance RESERVATIONS PROCEDURE Reservations will be made directly to the Metropolitan Hotel Vancouver on an individual basis. In order to facilitate reservations, attendees may contact the hotel directly at Metropolitan Hotel Toll free Fax It is imperative that individuals indicate their group affiliation when making reservations. Please ensure all guests request the Canadian Society of Phlebology group rate. At the time of booking, the reservation must be guaranteed with a credit card. If the reservation is cancelled within 24 hours of arrival, one night room and tax will be charged to the credit on file. All reservations must be made by March 24, All rooms will be released after this date. GUARANTEE PROCEDURE All confirmed reservations will be held until 4:00pm on the scheduled arrival dates unless specifically designated as guaranteed to the group master account. A guarantee may also take the form of an advance deposit for the first night's lodging, or an appropriate valid credit card number and expiration date. (The Metropolitan Hotel Vancouver accepts American Express, Visa, MasterCard, Diners Club, Discover and JCB).