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Save $100: Pre-Purchase VAM On-Demand Library
VAM17 promises to keep you busy. Don't miss a moment. If you miss an event in your schedule, you can "attend" almost 400 individual presentations later by buying the On-Demand Library, featuring VAM PowerPoint slides, audio and a selection of videotaped sessions, all for the pre-event price of $99. The cost will increase after VAM ends.
This valuable resource will be available for one year, starting shortly after the meeting’s conclusion. If you already registered, no worries. Just return to the registration page and add the library separately.
VAM17 promises to keep you busy. Don't miss a moment. If you miss an event in your schedule, you can "attend" almost 400 individual presentations later by buying the On-Demand Library, featuring VAM PowerPoint slides, audio and a selection of videotaped sessions, all for the pre-event price of $99. The cost will increase after VAM ends.
This valuable resource will be available for one year, starting shortly after the meeting’s conclusion. If you already registered, no worries. Just return to the registration page and add the library separately.
VAM17 promises to keep you busy. Don't miss a moment. If you miss an event in your schedule, you can "attend" almost 400 individual presentations later by buying the On-Demand Library, featuring VAM PowerPoint slides, audio and a selection of videotaped sessions, all for the pre-event price of $99. The cost will increase after VAM ends.
This valuable resource will be available for one year, starting shortly after the meeting’s conclusion. If you already registered, no worries. Just return to the registration page and add the library separately.
Attend Aortic Summit at VAM 2017
This year’s Vascular Annual Meeting includes an important final-day summit on a number of factors in thoracoabdominal aneurysms and aortic disease.
The Society of Thoracic Surgeons is co-hosting the SVS/STS Summit, "Advances and Controversies in the Management of Complex Thoracoabdominal Aneurysmal Disease and Type B Aortic Dissection,” set for 1:30 to 5:15 p.m. Saturday, June 3.
Attendeeswill learn the technical aspects of both open and endovascular repair of thoracoabdominal aneurysms, to compare and contrast options for preservation of spinal cord function and identify current and future treatment options in the arena of Thoracic Endovascular Aneurysm Repair (TEVAR), focusing on aortic dissection.
The summit includes:
- A debate on the merits of medical versus endovascular treatment of uncomplicated dissections
- Training future cardiovascular surgeons to manage complex aortic disease
- Why thoracic and vascular surgeons will need to work together as open and endovascular experts to manage complex aortic disease
Sign up for the summit while registering for VAM. If you have already registered, simply return to the registration page and add the summit separately.
This year’s Vascular Annual Meeting includes an important final-day summit on a number of factors in thoracoabdominal aneurysms and aortic disease.
The Society of Thoracic Surgeons is co-hosting the SVS/STS Summit, "Advances and Controversies in the Management of Complex Thoracoabdominal Aneurysmal Disease and Type B Aortic Dissection,” set for 1:30 to 5:15 p.m. Saturday, June 3.
Attendeeswill learn the technical aspects of both open and endovascular repair of thoracoabdominal aneurysms, to compare and contrast options for preservation of spinal cord function and identify current and future treatment options in the arena of Thoracic Endovascular Aneurysm Repair (TEVAR), focusing on aortic dissection.
The summit includes:
- A debate on the merits of medical versus endovascular treatment of uncomplicated dissections
- Training future cardiovascular surgeons to manage complex aortic disease
- Why thoracic and vascular surgeons will need to work together as open and endovascular experts to manage complex aortic disease
Sign up for the summit while registering for VAM. If you have already registered, simply return to the registration page and add the summit separately.
This year’s Vascular Annual Meeting includes an important final-day summit on a number of factors in thoracoabdominal aneurysms and aortic disease.
The Society of Thoracic Surgeons is co-hosting the SVS/STS Summit, "Advances and Controversies in the Management of Complex Thoracoabdominal Aneurysmal Disease and Type B Aortic Dissection,” set for 1:30 to 5:15 p.m. Saturday, June 3.
Attendeeswill learn the technical aspects of both open and endovascular repair of thoracoabdominal aneurysms, to compare and contrast options for preservation of spinal cord function and identify current and future treatment options in the arena of Thoracic Endovascular Aneurysm Repair (TEVAR), focusing on aortic dissection.
The summit includes:
- A debate on the merits of medical versus endovascular treatment of uncomplicated dissections
- Training future cardiovascular surgeons to manage complex aortic disease
- Why thoracic and vascular surgeons will need to work together as open and endovascular experts to manage complex aortic disease
Sign up for the summit while registering for VAM. If you have already registered, simply return to the registration page and add the summit separately.
VRIC is May 3; Register Today
Register today for the May 3 Vascular Research Initiatives Conference.
The one-day meeting emphasizes emerging vascular science. It is considered a key event for meeting and reconnecting with vascular research collaborators.
New this year is the Alexander W. Clowes Distinguished Lecture, honoring the legacy of vascular surgeon-scientist Alec Clowes, M.D. William Sessa, Ph.D., of Yale University School of Medicine, will deliver the inaugural lecture, titled, "New Insights in Arteriogenesis and Blood Flow Control." The translational panel will discuss "Matrix Revolution: Vascular Repair and Regeneration," in a session co-sponsored with the International Society for Applied Cardiovascular Biology.
Four abstract sessions will focus on vascular endothelium and thrombosis, aortic and arterial pathology, stem cells and tissue engineering, and peripheral arterial disease. See the full program here.
Register today for the May 3 Vascular Research Initiatives Conference.
The one-day meeting emphasizes emerging vascular science. It is considered a key event for meeting and reconnecting with vascular research collaborators.
New this year is the Alexander W. Clowes Distinguished Lecture, honoring the legacy of vascular surgeon-scientist Alec Clowes, M.D. William Sessa, Ph.D., of Yale University School of Medicine, will deliver the inaugural lecture, titled, "New Insights in Arteriogenesis and Blood Flow Control." The translational panel will discuss "Matrix Revolution: Vascular Repair and Regeneration," in a session co-sponsored with the International Society for Applied Cardiovascular Biology.
Four abstract sessions will focus on vascular endothelium and thrombosis, aortic and arterial pathology, stem cells and tissue engineering, and peripheral arterial disease. See the full program here.
Register today for the May 3 Vascular Research Initiatives Conference.
The one-day meeting emphasizes emerging vascular science. It is considered a key event for meeting and reconnecting with vascular research collaborators.
New this year is the Alexander W. Clowes Distinguished Lecture, honoring the legacy of vascular surgeon-scientist Alec Clowes, M.D. William Sessa, Ph.D., of Yale University School of Medicine, will deliver the inaugural lecture, titled, "New Insights in Arteriogenesis and Blood Flow Control." The translational panel will discuss "Matrix Revolution: Vascular Repair and Regeneration," in a session co-sponsored with the International Society for Applied Cardiovascular Biology.
Four abstract sessions will focus on vascular endothelium and thrombosis, aortic and arterial pathology, stem cells and tissue engineering, and peripheral arterial disease. See the full program here.
Get Reduced Pricing Now for VAM On-Demand Library at VAM Registration
Don't forget you can take the Vascular Annual Meeting home with you! You can pre-purchase all VAM PowerPoint slides, audio and a limited selection of assorted videotaped sessions in the On-Demand Library. Purchase price through the conclusion of VAM (5 p.m. Saturday, June 3) is just $99.
This valuable resource of almost 400 individual presentations will be available shortly following the meeting’s conclusion, with access continued for up to one year.
The cost increases for VAM attendees after the meeting’s to $199, so buy now and save. For those who have already registered and now want to add the On-Demand Library, simply return to the registration page and add the library separately.
Register here for VAM and make housing reservations here.
Don't forget you can take the Vascular Annual Meeting home with you! You can pre-purchase all VAM PowerPoint slides, audio and a limited selection of assorted videotaped sessions in the On-Demand Library. Purchase price through the conclusion of VAM (5 p.m. Saturday, June 3) is just $99.
This valuable resource of almost 400 individual presentations will be available shortly following the meeting’s conclusion, with access continued for up to one year.
The cost increases for VAM attendees after the meeting’s to $199, so buy now and save. For those who have already registered and now want to add the On-Demand Library, simply return to the registration page and add the library separately.
Register here for VAM and make housing reservations here.
Don't forget you can take the Vascular Annual Meeting home with you! You can pre-purchase all VAM PowerPoint slides, audio and a limited selection of assorted videotaped sessions in the On-Demand Library. Purchase price through the conclusion of VAM (5 p.m. Saturday, June 3) is just $99.
This valuable resource of almost 400 individual presentations will be available shortly following the meeting’s conclusion, with access continued for up to one year.
The cost increases for VAM attendees after the meeting’s to $199, so buy now and save. For those who have already registered and now want to add the On-Demand Library, simply return to the registration page and add the library separately.
Register here for VAM and make housing reservations here.
VRIC is May 3; Register Today
Register today for the May 3 Vascular Research Initiatives Conference.
The one-day meeting emphasizes emerging vascular science. It is considered a key event for meeting and reconnecting with vascular research collaborators.
New this year is the Alexander W. Clowes Distinguished Lecture, honoring the legacy of vascular surgeon-scientist Alec Clowes, M.D. William Sessa, Ph.D., of Yale University School of Medicine, will deliver the inaugural lecture, titled, "New Insights in Arteriogenesis and Blood Flow Control." The translational panel will discuss "Matrix Revolution: Vascular Repair and Regeneration," in a session co-sponsored with the International Society for Applied Cardiovascular Biology.
Four abstract sessions will focus on vascular endothelium and thrombosis, aortic and arterial pathology, stem cells and tissue engineering, and peripheral arterial disease. See the full program here.
Register today for the May 3 Vascular Research Initiatives Conference.
The one-day meeting emphasizes emerging vascular science. It is considered a key event for meeting and reconnecting with vascular research collaborators.
New this year is the Alexander W. Clowes Distinguished Lecture, honoring the legacy of vascular surgeon-scientist Alec Clowes, M.D. William Sessa, Ph.D., of Yale University School of Medicine, will deliver the inaugural lecture, titled, "New Insights in Arteriogenesis and Blood Flow Control." The translational panel will discuss "Matrix Revolution: Vascular Repair and Regeneration," in a session co-sponsored with the International Society for Applied Cardiovascular Biology.
Four abstract sessions will focus on vascular endothelium and thrombosis, aortic and arterial pathology, stem cells and tissue engineering, and peripheral arterial disease. See the full program here.
Register today for the May 3 Vascular Research Initiatives Conference.
The one-day meeting emphasizes emerging vascular science. It is considered a key event for meeting and reconnecting with vascular research collaborators.
New this year is the Alexander W. Clowes Distinguished Lecture, honoring the legacy of vascular surgeon-scientist Alec Clowes, M.D. William Sessa, Ph.D., of Yale University School of Medicine, will deliver the inaugural lecture, titled, "New Insights in Arteriogenesis and Blood Flow Control." The translational panel will discuss "Matrix Revolution: Vascular Repair and Regeneration," in a session co-sponsored with the International Society for Applied Cardiovascular Biology.
Four abstract sessions will focus on vascular endothelium and thrombosis, aortic and arterial pathology, stem cells and tissue engineering, and peripheral arterial disease. See the full program here.
Purchase On-Demand Library at VAM Registration
Don't forget you can take VAM home with you! You can pre-purchase all VAM PowerPoint slides, audio and a limited selection of assorted videotaped sessions in the On-Demand Library.
This valuable resource of almost 400 individual presentations will be available shortly following the meeting’s conclusion, with access continued for up to one year.
Cost is just $99. For those who have already registered and now want to add the On-Demand Library, simply return to the registration page and add the library separately.
Register here for VAM and make housing reservations here.
Don't forget you can take VAM home with you! You can pre-purchase all VAM PowerPoint slides, audio and a limited selection of assorted videotaped sessions in the On-Demand Library.
This valuable resource of almost 400 individual presentations will be available shortly following the meeting’s conclusion, with access continued for up to one year.
Cost is just $99. For those who have already registered and now want to add the On-Demand Library, simply return to the registration page and add the library separately.
Register here for VAM and make housing reservations here.
Don't forget you can take VAM home with you! You can pre-purchase all VAM PowerPoint slides, audio and a limited selection of assorted videotaped sessions in the On-Demand Library.
This valuable resource of almost 400 individual presentations will be available shortly following the meeting’s conclusion, with access continued for up to one year.
Cost is just $99. For those who have already registered and now want to add the On-Demand Library, simply return to the registration page and add the library separately.
Register here for VAM and make housing reservations here.
Purchase On-Demand Library at VAM Registration
Don't forget you can take VAM home with you! You can pre-purchase all VAM PowerPoint slides, audio and a limited selection of assorted videotaped sessions in the On-Demand Library.
This valuable resource of almost 400 individual presentations will be available shortly following the meeting’s conclusion, with access continued for up to one year.
Cost is just $99. For those who have already registered and now want to add the On-Demand Library, simply return to the registration page and add the library separately.
Register here for VAM and make housing reservations here.
Don't forget you can take VAM home with you! You can pre-purchase all VAM PowerPoint slides, audio and a limited selection of assorted videotaped sessions in the On-Demand Library.
This valuable resource of almost 400 individual presentations will be available shortly following the meeting’s conclusion, with access continued for up to one year.
Cost is just $99. For those who have already registered and now want to add the On-Demand Library, simply return to the registration page and add the library separately.
Register here for VAM and make housing reservations here.
Don't forget you can take VAM home with you! You can pre-purchase all VAM PowerPoint slides, audio and a limited selection of assorted videotaped sessions in the On-Demand Library.
This valuable resource of almost 400 individual presentations will be available shortly following the meeting’s conclusion, with access continued for up to one year.
Cost is just $99. For those who have already registered and now want to add the On-Demand Library, simply return to the registration page and add the library separately.
Register here for VAM and make housing reservations here.
Education: Register Now for the 2017 VAM
The topic is vascular care. The subjects to be covered are nearly too numerous to count. And the clock is ticking for signing up.
Registration and housing will open in early March for the 2017 Vascular Annual Meeting, set for May 31 to June 3 in San Diego, Calif., with plenaries and exhibits from June 1 to 3. This premier meeting of vascular specialists will be held at the San Diego Convention Center. The headquarters hotel, the Marriott Marquis San Diego Marina Hotel, adjoins the center.
There is plenty going on.
Additional programming: Expanded programming begins Wednesday and continues through Saturday. Be sure to plan your travel to attend these informative sessions. This year’s meeting includes more concurrent sessions, and the number of joint society programs has doubled from last year.
Free postgraduate courses for SVS members: Once again, all SVS member-registrants receive free admittance to the six Wednesday postgraduate courses, a savings of $300. Non-members plus anyone registering only for the postgraduate courses must pay the appropriate registration fee. Self-assessment credit is available to all physician attendees.
SVS/STS Aortic Summit: New this year, and a highlight for Saturday, is the SVS/STS Summit: Advances and Controversies in the Management of Complex Thoracoabdominal Aneurysmal Diseases and Type B Aortic Dissection. This program will take place from 1 to 5 p.m. and is co-sponsored by the Society of Thoracic Surgeons. An additional fee is required. 
Revamped workshops: Wednesday’s workshops will feature a new format, with four separate two-hour timeslots, and the opportunity to rotate between sessions in each time period. Cost is $100 for each timeslot and registration is required. Attendance is limited to 25 registrants per workshop; register early for the best selection.
Expanded international programming: A new session has been added to Wednesday’s International program: “International Consortium of Vascular Registries: Quality Improvement in Vascular Surgery Goes Global.” This presentation will be held from 8 to 10 a.m. and kicks off a full day of international events.
VQI @ VAM – VQI’s Second Annual Meeting: Vascular Quality Initiative’s second Annual Meeting has expanded to 1 ½ days, beginning Tuesday afternoon, May 30, and continuing all day Wednesday. Also new this year are a poster session and networking reception. Registration and a separate $200 fee are required.
Exhibit Hall: Learn first-hand from our industry partners about the latest devices, products and services. The Exhibit Hall also hosts the Opening Reception, box lunches and coffee breaks Thursday through Saturday. Industry participation in the exhibits underwrites a signification portion of VAM – allowing us to keep registration fees at lower rates than other industry meetings – so please support our industry partners.
And more: VAM also will include: breakfast sessions; a discount for the On-Demand Library; texting of questions; Interactive Poster Session, programming for fellows, residents and students; the Physician Vascular Interpretation Examination Review course; SVS Member Business Luncheon, with the election of officers plus the presentation of SVS and SVS Foundation awards; Vascular Live sessions highlighting the latest products and developments; plus socializing, with alumni receptions and other events.
For information and to register, visit vsweb.org/VAM17.
The topic is vascular care. The subjects to be covered are nearly too numerous to count. And the clock is ticking for signing up.
Registration and housing will open in early March for the 2017 Vascular Annual Meeting, set for May 31 to June 3 in San Diego, Calif., with plenaries and exhibits from June 1 to 3. This premier meeting of vascular specialists will be held at the San Diego Convention Center. The headquarters hotel, the Marriott Marquis San Diego Marina Hotel, adjoins the center.
There is plenty going on.
Additional programming: Expanded programming begins Wednesday and continues through Saturday. Be sure to plan your travel to attend these informative sessions. This year’s meeting includes more concurrent sessions, and the number of joint society programs has doubled from last year.
Free postgraduate courses for SVS members: Once again, all SVS member-registrants receive free admittance to the six Wednesday postgraduate courses, a savings of $300. Non-members plus anyone registering only for the postgraduate courses must pay the appropriate registration fee. Self-assessment credit is available to all physician attendees.
SVS/STS Aortic Summit: New this year, and a highlight for Saturday, is the SVS/STS Summit: Advances and Controversies in the Management of Complex Thoracoabdominal Aneurysmal Diseases and Type B Aortic Dissection. This program will take place from 1 to 5 p.m. and is co-sponsored by the Society of Thoracic Surgeons. An additional fee is required.
Revamped workshops: Wednesday’s workshops will feature a new format, with four separate two-hour timeslots, and the opportunity to rotate between sessions in each time period. Cost is $100 for each timeslot and registration is required. Attendance is limited to 25 registrants per workshop; register early for the best selection.
Expanded international programming: A new session has been added to Wednesday’s International program: “International Consortium of Vascular Registries: Quality Improvement in Vascular Surgery Goes Global.” This presentation will be held from 8 to 10 a.m. and kicks off a full day of international events.
VQI @ VAM – VQI’s Second Annual Meeting: Vascular Quality Initiative’s second Annual Meeting has expanded to 1 ½ days, beginning Tuesday afternoon, May 30, and continuing all day Wednesday. Also new this year are a poster session and networking reception. Registration and a separate $200 fee are required.
Exhibit Hall: Learn first-hand from our industry partners about the latest devices, products and services. The Exhibit Hall also hosts the Opening Reception, box lunches and coffee breaks Thursday through Saturday. Industry participation in the exhibits underwrites a signification portion of VAM – allowing us to keep registration fees at lower rates than other industry meetings – so please support our industry partners.
And more: VAM also will include: breakfast sessions; a discount for the On-Demand Library; texting of questions; Interactive Poster Session, programming for fellows, residents and students; the Physician Vascular Interpretation Examination Review course; SVS Member Business Luncheon, with the election of officers plus the presentation of SVS and SVS Foundation awards; Vascular Live sessions highlighting the latest products and developments; plus socializing, with alumni receptions and other events.
For information and to register, visit vsweb.org/VAM17.
The topic is vascular care. The subjects to be covered are nearly too numerous to count. And the clock is ticking for signing up.
Registration and housing will open in early March for the 2017 Vascular Annual Meeting, set for May 31 to June 3 in San Diego, Calif., with plenaries and exhibits from June 1 to 3. This premier meeting of vascular specialists will be held at the San Diego Convention Center. The headquarters hotel, the Marriott Marquis San Diego Marina Hotel, adjoins the center.
There is plenty going on.
Additional programming: Expanded programming begins Wednesday and continues through Saturday. Be sure to plan your travel to attend these informative sessions. This year’s meeting includes more concurrent sessions, and the number of joint society programs has doubled from last year.
Free postgraduate courses for SVS members: Once again, all SVS member-registrants receive free admittance to the six Wednesday postgraduate courses, a savings of $300. Non-members plus anyone registering only for the postgraduate courses must pay the appropriate registration fee. Self-assessment credit is available to all physician attendees.
SVS/STS Aortic Summit: New this year, and a highlight for Saturday, is the SVS/STS Summit: Advances and Controversies in the Management of Complex Thoracoabdominal Aneurysmal Diseases and Type B Aortic Dissection. This program will take place from 1 to 5 p.m. and is co-sponsored by the Society of Thoracic Surgeons. An additional fee is required.
Revamped workshops: Wednesday’s workshops will feature a new format, with four separate two-hour timeslots, and the opportunity to rotate between sessions in each time period. Cost is $100 for each timeslot and registration is required. Attendance is limited to 25 registrants per workshop; register early for the best selection.
Expanded international programming: A new session has been added to Wednesday’s International program: “International Consortium of Vascular Registries: Quality Improvement in Vascular Surgery Goes Global.” This presentation will be held from 8 to 10 a.m. and kicks off a full day of international events.
VQI @ VAM – VQI’s Second Annual Meeting: Vascular Quality Initiative’s second Annual Meeting has expanded to 1 ½ days, beginning Tuesday afternoon, May 30, and continuing all day Wednesday. Also new this year are a poster session and networking reception. Registration and a separate $200 fee are required.
Exhibit Hall: Learn first-hand from our industry partners about the latest devices, products and services. The Exhibit Hall also hosts the Opening Reception, box lunches and coffee breaks Thursday through Saturday. Industry participation in the exhibits underwrites a signification portion of VAM – allowing us to keep registration fees at lower rates than other industry meetings – so please support our industry partners.
And more: VAM also will include: breakfast sessions; a discount for the On-Demand Library; texting of questions; Interactive Poster Session, programming for fellows, residents and students; the Physician Vascular Interpretation Examination Review course; SVS Member Business Luncheon, with the election of officers plus the presentation of SVS and SVS Foundation awards; Vascular Live sessions highlighting the latest products and developments; plus socializing, with alumni receptions and other events.
For information and to register, visit vsweb.org/VAM17.
VAM Registration, Housing Now Open
Registration and housing for the 2017 Vascular Annual Meeting are now open. VAM will be held May 31-June 3 in San Diego, with plenaries and exhibits open June 1-3. Register here and make housing reservations here. Already, more than 150 people have registered; look who’s coming here.
Registration and housing for the 2017 Vascular Annual Meeting are now open. VAM will be held May 31-June 3 in San Diego, with plenaries and exhibits open June 1-3. Register here and make housing reservations here. Already, more than 150 people have registered; look who’s coming here.
Registration and housing for the 2017 Vascular Annual Meeting are now open. VAM will be held May 31-June 3 in San Diego, with plenaries and exhibits open June 1-3. Register here and make housing reservations here. Already, more than 150 people have registered; look who’s coming here.
Encourage Vascular Nurses, Techs to Attend SVN Convention
For all members who work with vascular nurses: please encourage them to attend the upcoming Society for Vascular Nursing’s 35th Annual Conference in Nashville, Tenn. The education is sure to benefit the entire office.
Be sure to forward information along to any and all vascular nurses and techs in your organization. The convention will be April 4-7 at the Loews Vanderbilt Hotel and is geared to vascular nurses, nurse practitioners, vascular techs, cardiovascular nurses and nurses/techs working in cath labs, angio suites or endovascular operating rooms. Read more about the convention here.
For all members who work with vascular nurses: please encourage them to attend the upcoming Society for Vascular Nursing’s 35th Annual Conference in Nashville, Tenn. The education is sure to benefit the entire office.
Be sure to forward information along to any and all vascular nurses and techs in your organization. The convention will be April 4-7 at the Loews Vanderbilt Hotel and is geared to vascular nurses, nurse practitioners, vascular techs, cardiovascular nurses and nurses/techs working in cath labs, angio suites or endovascular operating rooms. Read more about the convention here.
For all members who work with vascular nurses: please encourage them to attend the upcoming Society for Vascular Nursing’s 35th Annual Conference in Nashville, Tenn. The education is sure to benefit the entire office.
Be sure to forward information along to any and all vascular nurses and techs in your organization. The convention will be April 4-7 at the Loews Vanderbilt Hotel and is geared to vascular nurses, nurse practitioners, vascular techs, cardiovascular nurses and nurses/techs working in cath labs, angio suites or endovascular operating rooms. Read more about the convention here.
