Industry Updates

The essential reference of all venous specialists has just been updated with the latest treatment techniques and most current evidence. See what’s new and read the top 10 guidelines.

The world of insurance is changing. The American College of Phlebology wants to ensure that scientific, evidence-based care doesn’t change also.

MACRA is the new standard payment model. The Sustainable Growth Rate program is out. It’s time to update your practice, and here’s how.

This article is based on research provided by North Carolina State University, School of Engineering. It was initially published in a well-respected engineering journal. An article on how these engineering principles could be applied to therapeutic treatment was published in September 2014.

Fresh from the 41st VEITHsymposium, world class experts provided attendees with the newest developments in arterio-venous malformations, the treatment of pulmonary emboli, large vein occlusive disease and the treatment of varicose veins.

This article is one of four stories that highlights the venous components covered at the November 2014 VEITHsymposium. Here are the remaining three articles that highlight what was covered at the symposium: New Developments in Venous Disease Treatments Anterio-Venous Malformations Large Vein Oc ...

This article is one of four stories that highlights the venous components covered at the November 2014 VEITHsymposium. Here are the remaining three articles that highlight what was covered at the symposium: New Developments in Venous Disease Treatments Pulmonary Embolism: What's New at VEITH? L ...

This article is one of four stories that highlights the venous components covered at the November 2014 VEITHsymposium. Here are the remaining three articles that highlight what was covered at the symposium: New Developments in Venous Disease Treatments Pulmonary Embolism: What's New at VEITH? A ...

Merging the American Venous Forum and the American College of Phlebology has been a long- standing thought with many in the venous disease industry for some time now—and for a good reason.

Dr. Robert Kistner takes time to reflect on his time as the American Venous Forum’s president and share his thoughts on what it takes for newer physicians to remain vital in the field.

An update from the American Board of Venous and Lymphatic Medicine (ABVLM) on their three-step collaborative, multispecialty process to develop educational standards in VLM.

Merging the American Venous Forum and the American College of Phlebology has been a long- standing thought with many in the venous disease industry for some time now--and for a good reason.

VIDIO is a multicenter study designed to compare multi-planar venography to intravascular ultrasound results. Read more.