Solo flying in a R44 Helicopter - the best feeling in the world

Flying solo in a 4 seater R44 helicopter today over Sussex:



Arudel and Arundel Castle - one of te most beautiful views in Sussex from the air

Bognor Regis

Flying along Bognor sea front

Goodwood House - coming in to land

Littlehampton

Shipton Green

 

 

Photos taken on an I-Phone with a free hand.

 

www.phoenixhelicopters.co.uk



Recurrent varicose veins - pelvic venous reflux is ignored by most

Alice Whiteley is one of two Whiteley Clinic Summer Research Fellows who have had their research selected for presentation at The Medical Acorn Foundation (National Medical Student Research Conference) in Leicester on 13th October 2012.



Alice Whiteley - The Whiteley Clinic Summer Research Fellow 2012
Presenting her research into the cause of recurrent varicose veins operated on elsewhere 

Alice spent her summer analysing the results from patients seeking help from The Whiteley Clinic having had varicose vein surgery elsewhere and then getting recurrent varicose veins.

She identified the causes of their recurrent varicose veins, and found that pelvic venous reflux is one of the major causes, a problem that has previously been ignored.

 

Alice's research presents powerful evidence for why the pelvic veins need to be scanned and, if refluxing, treated, to reduce the risks of recurrent varicose veins in the future.

Her work has been submitted for an American meeting next year and will be submittied for UK vein meetings next year, before submitting for publication.



Left varicose veins caused by Pelvic vein reflux
seen as para-vulvar veins on examination

Right varicose veins caused by Pelvic vein reflux
seen as para-vulvar-veins on examination

Pelvic and para-vulal varicose veins:  www.vulval-varicose-veins.co.uk

 

Medical Acorn Conference:  www.themedicalacornfoundation.org/



 

10 year results of Radiofrequency Ablation of Varicose Veins



Daniel Taylor is one of two of The Whiteley Clinic Summer Research Fellows from 2012 have had their research into varicose veins accepted for presentation at The Medical Acorn Foundation (National Medical Student Research Conference) meeting on 13th October 2012.

 

Daniel Taylor - Whiteley Clinic Summer Research Fellow 2012
Presenting the 10 year results of VNUS Closure of varicose veins

Daniel Taylor has spent this summer recalling pateints who were treated over 10 years ago at The Whiteley Clinic with the VNUS Closure Radiofrequency Ablation system and then analysing all of the 10 years scans of their legs.

 

He has been finding out what the results of this technique are and, if there were any problems, where they came from. The results appear to be the first 10 year results available from endovenous surgery.

 

Daniel has also submitted his research for an American Venous meeting, and will be submitting the same for a UK venous meeting prior to submitting the results for publication.

 

http://themedicalacornfoundation.org/

 

Flying a Helicopter at Phoenix Helicopter Academy

This is a video of on of my Helicopter lessons this weekend with Paul Andrews of The Phoenix Helicopter Academy in Sussex and Surrey.

Fabulous training and the best feeling in the world!

It shows the start up and take off .....

 

www.phoenixhelicopters.co.uk

Laser closure of large varicose veins - with radial EVLA



Endovenous surgery (or "keyhole surgery") is taking over from open surgery for varicose veins, as this approach has a great many advantages. ONe of the biggest is the fact that endovenous surgery is performed under local anaesthetic and so the patients are walking home an hour after the procedure.

 

Although "normal" sized varicose veins are easy to treat by experienced vein experts with endovenous techniques, there has always been a concern about the maximum size that can be treated this way.  

 



Duplex Ultrasound of a 3.1 cm diameter Great Saphenous Vein (GSV) successfully closed
by radial firing EVLA (Endovenous Laser Ablation)

Same scan as above with labels for clarity

These images are ultrasound pictures taken yesterday of one of our patients treated 5 weeks ago at The Whiteley Clinic. The man had a vein that was 31mm in diameter (normal size in varicose veins at this point is between about 4-12mm).

The veins was successfully closed by using a side-firing laser and passing the laser backwards and forwards thorough the dilated segment four times. 

Colour flow duplex showing successful closure of the large varicose vein without
any problems with flow in the deep (Femoral) vein.

Same picture as above with labels.

By using novel techniques, we have not yet had a patient with varicose veins that we cannot treat with endovenous techniques under local anaesthetic.

2012 Pre-medicine taster course

We are delighted to announce that the 2012 pre-medicine taster course will be starting at The Clinical Exchange in Guildford soon.

Some of the students and trainers on the Pre-Medicine Taster course run at The Clinical Exchange

Young people who are thinking of medicine as a career are taken through 8 weeks of medical lectures and practicals run by Consultants and GP's.

Delegates get to use ultrasound, practice stitching, get taught how to take blood and other practical skills to see if they like Medicine and can see it as their future career.

The course ends with a mock medical school interview to help delegates prepare for applying to a medical college.

The course runs on Wednesday evenings during the Autumn term. There are a few places left for any interested students.

http://www.theclinicalexchange.com/courses/premed-taster-course-3

Author profile on Amazon - Mark S Whiteley

Mark S Whiteley now has his Author profile on Amazon:



Mark S Whiteley - Author profile now on Amazon

http://www.amazon.co.uk/-/e/B0095QEMB8

Removal of arm veins - a "Life changing" operation

A lady contacted The Whiteley Clinic earlier this year by e-mail, showing enlarged arm veins on both sides. She was desperate for removal of the veins as the veins stood out so much.

The photos that she e-mailed are below:

Patient sent this photo of arm veins that she hated

Second picture of enlarged arm veins sent by patient

After much discussion, we agreed to perform Ultrasound guided removal of the veins, under local anaesthetic.

2 months later, the patient is delighted with the results:

Left arm 2 months after Ultrasound Guided arm vein removal
under local anaesthetic at The Whiteley Clinic

Right arm 2 months after Ultrasound Guided arm vein removal
under local anaesthetic at The Whiteley Clinic

She stated that the results were "life-changing" as she is now able to wear what she likes and is totally comfortable with her arms being on show.

Whiteley Clinic Prestige Stakes 2012 at Goodwood

This year's Whiteley Clinic Prestige Stakes, held at Goodwood on Saturday 25th of August, was a fabulous affair - despite the cloudy weather. Immaculately organised by Graham Smith of RT-Design, the day was a great success and was enjoyed by all:



Flying over Bognor with Phoenix Helicopters, Goodwood
on way to Whiteley Clinic Prestige Stakes

The day started off with a flight into Goodwood with Capt. Paul Andrews of the Phoenix Helicopter Academy, based at Goodwood but covering the whole of southern England.

Arundel Castle from the air - with Phoenix Helicopters, Goodwood

Having flown over 45 hours now, I flew most of the way - but due to the gusts, Paul performed the landing at Goodwood racecourse.

Alice and Emily Whiteley - daughters and guests for the flight :-)

 

Landing at the Racecourse, Goodwood had a car waiting to take us to The Richmond enclosure to join our guests in The Whiteley Clinic box:

 



Pre-lunch drinks at The Whiteley Clinic Box before The Whiteley Clinic Prestige Stakes 2012

 

Sitting down to eat at The Whiteley Clinic Prestige Stakes 2012

Lunch at Whiteley Clinic box at The Whiteley Clinic Stakes, Goodwood 2012

Before the race, 6 of us were invited to go to the parade / winners circle to choose the best turned out horse of the race:

Choosing the best turned out horse in the parade / winners circle

The best turned out horse was Sky Lantern and the prize was given for the stable boy before the race began.

 

Champagne and Trophy ready for presentation on Channel 4

We then went to watch the race from the top of the Grandstand giving fabulous views of the race:

Large screen at the track showing the start of The Whiteley Clinic Prestige Stakes 2012

The winner of The Whiteley Clinic Prestige Stakes 2012 crosses the finish line

Result of the race is confirmed

We look forwards to sponsoring The Whiteley Clinic Stakes next year at Goodwood - which will be our 5th year in a row.

For more information about organising such events speak to Graham at RT-Design and for helicopter charter, flights of lessons, Paul at Phoenix Helicopters.



Research at The Whiteley Clinic

The Whiteley Clinic is very well known for the excellent results it gets for the treatment of varicose veins, venous leg ulcers and other vein related conditions.

One of the major reasons is that, unlike other "vein clinics", The Whiteley Clinic has an ongoing research program. By performing our own original research, we are able to stay at the forefront of the investigation and treatment of venous disease.

Alice Whiteley
A Whiteley Clinic Summer Research Fellow 2012

Our findings are then incorporated into The Whiteley Protocol(TM) making sure that all of our patients get the best possible results, regardless of which of our doctors sees and treats them.

In Autumn this year we are going to sponsor a second PhD student, who will be involved in venous research between The Whiteley Clinic and The University of Surrey.

Our research fellows, and their research output can be viewed on:

http://www.thewhiteleyclinic.co.uk/whiteley-clinic-research-fellows.htm

Our total research output can be viewed on several pages on:

http://www.markwhiteley.co.uk

Whiteley Clinic Prestige Stakes, Goodwood

The Whiteley Clinic Prestige Stakes, to be held at Goodwood this coming Saturday 25th August, is attracting the attention of P J Prendergast who may run Nandiga.

http://www.herald.ie/sport/horse-racing/pj-points-nan-at-goodwood-3207770.html

This year, The Whiteley Clinic Prestige Stakes is a Group 3 race - a grading meaning it is a Primary Domestic race. Group 1 races are "Classics and other races of major international importance", Group 2 are "less important international races".

History of The Whiteley Clinic Stakes:

2009:     12th Sept - Whiteley Clinic Stakes (Handicap) (Class 2)
              Winner - Golden Desert

2010:     11th Sept - Whiteley Clinic Select Stakes (Group 3) (Class 1) (3 yo+)
               Winner - Red Badge

2011:    27th Aug - Whiteley Clinic Prestige Stakes (Group 3) (Class 1) (2yo)
              Winner - Regal Realm

2012:    25th Aug - Whiteley Clinic Prestige Stakes (Group 3) (Fillies) (Class 1) (2yo)
              Will be run at 2:15pm and Televised on Channel 4

International EVLT course starts tomorrow in Guildford

We are delighted to be running the International EVLT course for Angiodynamics at The Clinical Exchange in Guildford on Thursday and Friday of this week.

Mark Whiteley operating with his team at The Whiteley Clinic

Lectures will be given by Mark Whiteley, Charmaine Harrison and Roseanne JosephAnthony.

HD video cameras in the ceiling capture
everything for live training at The Clinical Exchange

 On Friday, live cases will be performed in The Whiteley Clinic, with the delegates able to observe via the robot controlled HD cameras inbuilt into the ceiling of the operating theatre and run by The Clinical Exchange.

http://www.theclinicalexchange.com/

Personal Assistant to CEO advertised

http://www.morganmckinley.co.uk/job/csguipa/personal-assistant-ceo

Healing "incurable" leg ulcers with laser surgery

Leg ulcers, due to venous disease, can be cured with endovenous laser ablation (EVLA) surgery under local anaesthetic in the majority of cases - despite most patients being told that they are "incurable".

In a research paper about to be published in the peer reviewed journal "Phlebology", 85% of venous leg ulcers were completely cured, with 52% not even needing stockings or compression afterwards. 98% of all leg ulcers were improved clinically.

All of the patients had been told that there was "no cure" available for them and they were told the only treatment option was compression bandaging and dressings.

All of the patients decided to come to The Whiteley Clinic for a second opinion - and using The Whiteley Protocol (TM) the majority were cured by laser and foam surgery performed under local anaesthetic.

Charlotte Thomas - Whiteley Clinic Research Fellow in 2011
Lead author of  the leg ulcer research

The research was performed by Charlotte Thomas (pictured above), a Southampton University Medical Student during her post as Whiteley Clinic Summer Research Fellow 2011.

The title of the research is:

"Healing rates following venous surgery for chronic venous leg ulcers in an independent specialist vein unit."
Thomas CA, Holdstock JM, Harrison CC, Price BA, Whiteley MS.
Phlebology - 2012 Jul 25. [Epub ahead of print]

Link to article abstract: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22833505

5 stars out of 5 for vein book

Mark Whiteley's book, "Understanding Venous Reflux - the cause of varicose veins and venous leg ulcers" has been given 5 out of 5 by a health care professional who treats leg ulcers all of the time.

Understanding Venous Reflux - My Mark Whiteley
Simple to read yet revolutionary in content

The reviewer, a tissue viability nurse from Manchester, says that their previous understanding of venous disease and leg ulcers was "blown out of the water" by this book.

Read the whole review on:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/product-reviews/B005QBFBUC

Channel 4 - The Whiteley Clinic Prestige Stakes 2012

The Whiteley Clinic Prestige Stakes will be held at Goodwood Race course at 2:15pm on Saturday 25th August 2012.

This is the 4th year in a row that The Whiteley Clinic has sponsored a horse race at Goodwood.

The race is being televised on Channel 4 and will be shown live.

http://www.goodwood.co.uk/horse-racing/fixtures/fixtures/fixtures-2012/race-meet-saturday-25-august.aspx

Whiteley Clinic Summer Research Fellows 2012

The Whiteley Clinic Summer Research Fellows 2012
Alice Whiteley, Charlotte Thomas, Daniel Taylor

The 2012 Whiteley Clinic Summer Research Fellows are now in post and coming to the end of their research.

Alice Whiteley, Charlotte Thomas and Daniel Taylor (all pictured above) are performing research studies and audits into varicose vein treatments.

Their research includes projects on:

• The causes of recurrent varicose veins from other vein clinics and practices
• The evolution of endovenous surgery and minimally invasive vein techniques
• The long term results of thermoablation of the Great Saphenous vein

All of these projects will be presented and submitted for publication to try to help the world of Phlebology (or Vein Treatments) to move forwards a bit further.   

New invention - Whiteley Laser Sweat Ablation (LSA) Cannula

The Whiteley Laser Sweat Ablation (LSA) Cannula
- ensures a more even distribution of Laser Energy

On 25th July 2012, new Whiteley Laser Sweat Ablation (LSA) cannula was used for the first time on a patient by Mark Whiteley.

Mark introduced Laser Sweat Ablation (LSA) for the treatment of under arm sweating (Axillary hyperhidrosis) into the UK, performing the first operation in the UK in March 2009.

Since then, Mark and his team have been performing research and development to improve the results of this revolutionary new procedure.

The latest development is the Whiteley Laser Sweat Ablation (LSA) Cannula, which has a Patent Pending on it.

The cannula makes sure that the laser energy is passed into the skin at an exact angle, reducing the risks of under treatment or skin burns. It also makes the procedure easier for the doctor as the cannula glides across the inner surface of the skin - making the procedure quicker and easier.

The Whiteley Laser Sweat Ablation (LSA) cannula is now on sale exclusively through Premier Health Resources.

http://www.premier-health-resources.co.uk

Leg ulcer recurring over 19 years curable by Whiteley Protocol

Leg ulcer recurred over 19 years due to inadequate assessment.
Found to be completely curable under local anaesthetic by The Whiteley Protocol

This 58 year old lady came to The Whiteley Clinic. She had developed a right leg ulcer in 1993 and ever since then, the leg ulcer has kept recurring despite all treatment.

Her local surgeons had "operated" on her varicose veins on 2 different occasions and had told her that nothing more could be done for her surgically.

She has spent the last 19 years in tight compression bandages which slowly allow the ulcer to "heal" - only to recur shortly after the bandages are removed.

Desperate to be cured, she even went privately to a local "expert" surgeon who told her that the best thing to do was to give up work and stay at home with her leg up!

Her son heard about the high success rate of curing venous leg ulcers at The Whiteley Clinic and suggested she come to our Whiteley Clinic in London for assessment.

Her tests, performed by the Specialists at The Whiteley Clinic, showed that the previous 2 operations had completely missed the relevant vein - so in efffect she had never had any surgical treatment at all!

She is easily curable under local anaesthetic using The Whiteley Protocol -  in her case a combination of radial firing EVLA (endovenous laser), TRLOP (closure of perforators) phlebectomies and Foam scerotherapy.

Had she been referred to, and fully investigated by, a vein specialist earlier - rather than her doctors and nurses just assuming that the previous surgery had been successful in dealing with the underlying veins - then she wouldn't have had to suffer so much pain and inconvenience over the last 19 years.

www.legulcers.co.uk

OK Magazine - Mark Whiteley featured this week



Mark Whiteley is featured in OK Magazine
this week - Number 838
"You're so vein"

This week, Mark Whiteley is featured in OK Magazine in an article about the latest advances in Vein Treatments.

Mark discusses Radiofrequency Ablation, Endovenous Laser and the new Venaseal glue treatments for Varicose Veins.

Please see OK Magazine - Number 838 - "You're so vein"

Curable venous ulcer delayed by inappropriate referral

This patient came to The Whiteley Clinic with a leg ulcer on the right leg, with brown skin staining around the lower leg and visible varicose veins on standing.

Despite having a classic venous leg ulcer, he was referred to a plastic surgeon who charged him to say that the ulcer wasn't malignant - and despite several hundreds of pounds, no treatment was suggested or offered!!

Venous Ulcer of Left lateral (outer) ankle - brown stains typical of venous disease clearly seen on leg
Also varicose veins clearly seen - although not always present in venous ulcers
Purple pen mark above ulcer marking site of Incompetent Perforator Vein

When he came to The Whiteley Clinic, a consultation and examination revealed a previous vein operation about 10 years ago using the old "Stripping" method which we now know allows veins to grow back again - causing the same problem to recur (www.veinsstripping.co.uk).

Duplex Ultrasound report - The Great Saphenous vein has been stripped before - but has regrown in the mid portion.
The Small Saphenous Vein is huge (14mm) and there is reflux in Anterior Accessory Saphenous Vein and multiple incompetent perforators.
Patient can be cured by EVLA and TRLOP under local anaesthetic. 

The combination of brown discolouration of the skin at the ankle, a little swelling o the ankle and a leg ulcer made it virtually creating the problem was a venous leg ulcer - and therefore curable in most cases using The Whiteley Protocol(TM).

A venous duplex ultrasound showed that the Great Saphenous Vein had partially grown back again causing problems, and further venous reflux in the Small Saphenous Vein, Anterior Accessory Saphenous Veins and 4 incompetent Perforating Veins were causing the leg ulcer (see "Understanding Venous Reflux - The Cause of Varicose Veins and Venous Leg Ulcers").

All of these veins can be cured under local anaesthetic with a combination of Radial Firing EVLA for the long veins and TRLOP of the incompetent perforating veins.

Venaseal "superglue" for Varicose Veins now available at Whiteley Clinic

The Venaseal or "Superglue" Sapheon procdure performed by
Mark Whiteley at The Whiteley Clinic



The new Venaseal or "superglue" treatment for varicose veins is now available for private patients at The Whiteley Clinic in Guildford and London.

For more information please follow the link:

http://www.thewhiteleyclinic.co.uk/venaseal-sapheon-superglue-for-varicose-veins.html

Endovenous Training Videos on College of Phlebology

Mark Whiteley demonstrates how to perform ultrasound guided Seldinger access of the Great Saphenous Vein for "Keyhole Vein Surgery" - Medically known as "Endovenous Surgery". This technique is performed under local anaesthetic.

It is an essential part of endovenous surgery - whether it is for Endovenous Laser Ablation (EVLA), Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA) or for one of the newer techniques such as Venaseal Glue closure of the veins.

This is one of the educational videos available to members of The College of Phlebology (www.CollegeofPhlebology.com).

 

Selected highlights from the European Venous Forum

www.CollegeofPhlebology.com

Report of the selected highlights from The European Venous Forum (EVF) held in Florence, Italy on 28-30 June 2012 are now available in the members area of The College of Phlebology (www.CollegeofPhlebology.com).

This includes some very interesting research into a novel way of improving the results of Foam Sclerotherapy.

Mark Whiteley speaking at The EVF in Florence



13th Annual Meeting of the European Venous Forum
Florence 28 - 30th June 2012

Mark Whiteley of The Whiteley Clinic is an invited speaker at the 13th Annual Meeting of the European Venous Forum (link below).

On Thursday 28th June, Mark will be taking part in a debate about perforating veins:

Debate: Perforators veins need to be always treated
 - 10.20-10.32 For the motion: Mark Whiteley (UK)
 - 10.32-10.44 Against the motion: Massimo Cappelli
 - 10.44-11.10 Discussion

Perforating veins are described on: http://www.collegeofphlebology.com/perforator-veins/what-is-it/

and the treatment of perforators by TRLOP (Transluminal occlusion of perforators) is described on www.TRLOP.com.

If you are interested in knowing more about how perforating veins work and why they need treatment as part of the treatment of varicose veins and leg ulcers, then please see the easy to read book: "Understanding Venous Reflux - the cause of Varicose Veins and Venous Leg Ulcers".

More about the meeting on:
http://www.europeanvenousforum.org/evf2012/13th_congress_sc_prog.htm

Venaseal(TM) "Superglue" for Varicose Veins - Video

Video of the Venaseal(TM) "Superglue" treatment for Varicose Veins performed by Mark Whiteley at The Whiteley Clinic.

New questions answered in The College of Phlebology

"I take it that you still aim for a LEED of 60-90 j/cm even with 1470nm laser + radial fiber, and 10W, rather than 5-6W and 30-50 j/cm?"

College of Phlebology - "Ask an expert" section for Members to ask questions
www.CollegeofPhlebology.com 

New questions and answers about veins and vein treatments in The College of Phlebology membership area.

www.CollegeofPhlebology.com

EVLA Training Video on College of Phlebology website

EVLA Training Video on www.CollegeofPhlebology.com

Endovenous laser ablation (EVLA) videos are available to member of The College of Phlebology on www.CollegeofPhlebology.com.

There are also forums and an "Ask an Expert" section if you want to share something or if you have any questions.

www.CollegeofPhlebology.com

Venaseal "superglue" for Varicose Veins at The Whiteley Clinic

Mark Whiteley of The Whiteley Clinic performing a Sapheon Venaseal
"Superglue2 procedure of a varicose vein

This afternoon, Mark Whiteley of The Whiteley Clinic performed 2 procedures using the Venaseal "Superglue" for Varicose Veins made by Sapheon.

Both cases passed without hitch and both patients walked home within an hour of the procedure.

A scan performed straight after the minor operation showed the vein was closed right up to the top junction in the groin - precisely where the problem arises from.

Mark Whiteley of The Whiteley Clinic being filmed at The Clinical Exchange
for The College of Phlebology performing a Venaseal procedure

Both procedures were videoed in HD by the remote controlled cameras in our teaching facility - The Clinical Exchange.

These, with the superimposed duplex images, will form part of the Venaseal Teaching Video which will be featured on The College of Phlebology in the members area.

www.collegeofphlebology.com

Untreated pelvic veins may lead to Caesarian Section

Varicose veins seen arising from the buttock and area next to the vulva and running down into the leg
see www.vulval-varicose-veins.co.uk



This very interesting patient came to seek advice at The Whiteley Clinic. She was 4 months pregnant on her third pregnancy.

She had large varicose veins arising from the inner aspect of the leg next to the vulva (para-vulval veins) and from the buttock, leading down into large varicose veins of the leg. 

Varicose veins seen in para-vulval region in pregnancy running down into leg
see www.vulval-varicose-veins.co.uk

The large varicose veins continued upwards into the vulva and vagina, making her obstetrician worried about bleeding during a normal delivery and leading him to suggest that a caesarian section might be needed.


Close up of para-vulval veins in pregnancy
see www.vulval-varicose-veins.co.uk

Unfortunately this lady had seen these veins during her second pregnancy, but they weren't recognised as a sign of pelvic venous incompetence (or pelvic congestion syndrome) and so she was not referred for investigation and treatment.

As such, she is now in this dilemma with her third pregnancy. Had she been referred for treatment when the veins were first noticed, we could have fixed the underlying problem and she would not be facing the possibility of a caesarian for the risk of bleeding.

At The Whiteley Clinic we continually try to raise awareness and interest into this and other venous conditions, so that patients know that these conditions can be serious and also that treatment is available in specialised centres.

Also, we hope that Gynaecologists, Obstericians and mid-wives will also start diagnosing their patients with pelvic congestion syndrome and vulval varicose veins and let them know that their condition can be cured.

www.vulval-varicose-veins.co.uk

Whiteley Clinic on Faculty at Veith Symposium 2012

The Veith Symposium - www.veithsymposium.org

Mark Whiteley and Judy Holdstock of The Whiteley Clinic have been invited to be faculty members of The Veith Symposium 2012.

The Veith Symposium is an annual meeting held in New York. It is one of the largest and most prestigious meetings in vascular surgery in the world.

Mark Whiteley has been asked to speak as:

• Presenter:
• DEBATE: Perforator Ablation Is Not Overused
• Presenter
• Pelvic Reflux With Or Without Pelvic Symptoms (C2 Or Higher): Should We Treat And How?

 And be a panelist on one of the sessions on endovenous surgery

(For more details see: http://www.veithsymposium.org/index.php?pg=faculty-2012&letter=w)


Judy Holdstock has been asked to speak as:

• Presenter
• Detecting Iliac, IVC, Ovarian Vessels By Duplex Ultrasound

(For more details: http://www.veithsymposium.org/index.php?pg=faculty-2012&letter=h)