The annual Venous Forum conference is the premier UK meeting devoted to venous disease. It provides an opportunity for all those interested in venous disease to meet together, including vascular surgeons, vascular nurses, clinical scientists, sclerotherapists, and others.
We will focus on clinical issues, with comprehensive coverage in talks by well-known experts on venous ulcers, swollen legs, lymphoedema, sclerotherapy, superficial and deep venous thrombosis, and the management of deep vein problems. The programme includes a session on trial and evidence updates and a lecture by Professor Ian Chetter (VSGBI President) on developing and running a successful venous academic unit.
As always, there is a strong offering for trainees, with free registration available, and a morning of workshops on 12 June 2025, which have received praise from attendees in previous years. The sessions for trainees to present their research work provide an opportunity to win prizes, and there are also opportunities for discussion about optimising training in the management of venous disease.
The meeting aims to educate participants on the management of venous disease with the latest updates, a chance to express their views, and food for thought on how we can deliver the very best care to people with venous disease. Enjoy 20% off when you register to attend both days.
The Venous Forum: Annual Meeting Prize will also be presented and awarded at the conference. Click here to submit your abstract.
*Abstracts are invited on the whole range of superficial and deep venous disease, including venous thrombosis and malformations, and on lymphatic disease. Please get in touch with us if you wish to ask whether your proposed submission is within scope.
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We would like to thank our Platinum Sponsor Essity and our sponsors Frontmed, LSO Medical, Medi, Penumbra and STD Pharmaceutical for their support of this meeting. Please note that none of the companies listed has had any influence or involvement over the agenda, content or organisation of this meeting.