Expert Venous Management

17/01/2026

15/12/2025

EVM - JUNE 5-6, 2026
REGISTER TODAY

Email from Vascular Interactive Education Register Today! Register Here JOIN US ON JUNE 5-6 No didactic lectures - No death by PowerPoint - No attitude A case-driven learning experience: Tough cases,

04/09/2025

Simply Complicated or Complicatedly Simple? Varithena Case Discussions

Email from Vascular Interactive Education Varithena Case Discussions REGISTER REGISTER Vascular Interactive Education | 2783 Third Avenue | Bronx, NY 10451 US Unsubscribe | Constant Contact Data Notic

14/04/2025

Attend VS & get FREE Registration for EVM & Wound Symposium

Email from Vascular Interactive Education Register Online! Attend Venous Symposium & get FREE Registration for EVM & Wound Symposium Expert Venous Management May 30 - May 31     Many vein specialists

27/03/2025

EVM: LIVE & IN-PERSON May 30-31

Email from Vascular Interactive Education Registration is Open! Register Here JOIN US ON MAY 30-31 No didactic lectures, No death by PowerPoint, No attitude A case-driven learning experience: Tough

11/12/2024

VS 2025 - Registration is NOW Open!

Email from Vascular Interactive Education May 8-10 | New York City, NY Register Online!     Physician-in-Training Scholarships Now Accepting Applications! Space is Limited! Apply Now! Hotel Accommodat

11/11/2024

Venous Edge @ Venous Symposium Europe

Email from Vascular Interactive Education GET TO THE EDGE - FREE ACCESS GET TO THE EDGE - FREE ACCESS   VENOUS EDGE | 2783 Third Avenue | Bronx, NY 10451 US Unsubscribe | Constant Contact Data N

03/10/2024

Kicking off CiDA 2024!
The premier dialysis access meeting fu of controversies and debates.

28/05/2024

FUN VENOUS EDUCATION...
REGISTER TODAY!

Register Today! Register Here JOIN US ON JUNE 7-8 No didactic lectures, No death by PowerPoint, No attitude A case-driven learning experience: Tough cases, advanced cases and what to do next cases.

30/04/2024

Iliac vein compression can be caused by intrinsic or extrinsic factors. This compression can lead to serious complications, especially when it's extrinsic, and not part of normal anatomy. Examples include cysts, fibroids, and orthopedic hardware.

The first image is a good reference for extrinsic compression of the left common iliac vein by the left common iliac artery aneurysm via b-mode and color flow Doppler. The second image is a good reference for significantly increased venous flow velocities via spectral pulsed wave Doppler display through the area of compression.

If you're interested in learning more about this topic, join us for Universal Ultrasound Live, where you'll have the opportunity to learn alongside physicians and sonographers. They'll share their insights and knowledge, giving you a physician's perspective blended with clinical knowledge.

During the event, you'll gain valuable insight into the technical protocol for central vein assessment. This should include diameters via B-mode imaging, assessment of flow velocity, and volume flow via pulsed-wave Doppler in the inferior vena cava, bilateral common, internal, external iliac, and common femoral veins.

Don't miss out on this opportunity to streamline the correct patient pathway. Register for Universal Ultrasound Live today!



Registration: https://www.ultrasounduniverse.com/pages/universal-u-2024-lp
Date: Saturday, June 1
Location: New Jersey
CME's: 10 AMA Cat 1 Credits