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Pelvic varicose: A mystery to explore
Join us for a compelling 10-part MOH Talk series, led by the esteemed vein specialists Dr. Philippe Lemasle and Prof. Ismaïl Elalamy held in English and French.
Join us for a compelling 10-part MOH Talk series, led by the esteemed vein specialists Dr. Philippe Lemasle and Dr. Ismail Elalamy. This series offers a deep dive into pelvic varicose veins, covering crucial topics such as treatment objectives, decision-making processes, and the latest research.
Structure:
- 10 episodes: Each 1-hour session includes
- a pre-recorded 30-minute expert presentation (in French with English subtitles)
- followed by a 30-minute live Q&A in French and English.
- Registration for the following episode will open after the previous live episode has finished.
By following this entire series, you will discover answers to your issues on the subject.
Cette série vous permettra d’approfondir le sujet complexe de la varicose pelvienne, de la nouvelle classification SVP au bilan US post procédure, en passant par l’anatomie veineuse pelvienne, les points de fuite d’origine pelvienne, … et bien plus encore.
Structure :
- 10 épisodes : Chaque session d'une heure inclut :
- Une présentation d'expert préenregistrée de 30 minutes (en français avec sous-titres en anglais)
- Suivie d'une session de questions-réponses en direct de 30 minutes en Français et en Anglais
- Les inscriptions pour l'épisode suivant se feront à l’issue de l’épisode en cours.
En suivant l’intégralité de cette série, vous découvrirez les réponses à vos problématiques sur le sujet.
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Episode 1
New SVP classification // Nouvelle classification SVP
Episode 1 of the serie "Pelvic varicose: A mystery to explore"
Leading French experts, Dr. Philippe Lemasle and Prof. Ismaïl Elalamy, delivered the premiere episode of the MOH series Pelvic varicose: A mystery to explore, titled New SVP classification.
Over the course of 52 minutes, the esteemed specialists offered captivating insights into the 10-part series while exploring the complexities of the SVP classification system.
Summary:
- An in-depth introduction to pelvic varicose veins.
- A detailed explanation of the SVP classification system.
- A preview of future episodes and expectations across the series.
- A Q&A session in French with English translation.
D'éminents experts français, le Dr Philippe Lemasle et le Pr Ismaïl Elalamy, ont livré le premier épisode de la série du ministère de la Varices pelviennes : un mystère à explorer, intitulé Aperçu et classification SVP.
Pendant 52 minutes, les spécialistes estimés ont offert un aperçu captivant de la série en 10 parties tout en explorant les complexités du système de classification SVP.
Résumé:
- Une introduction approfondie aux varices pelviennes.
- Une explication détaillée du système de classification SVP.
- Un aperçu des futurs épisodes et des prévision pour la série.
- Une session de questions-réponses en français avec traduction en anglais.
Speakers
Dr. Philippe Lemasle, FR
Vascular doctor in Le Chesnay, FR; Specialties: Vascular medicine, Angiologist/Phlebologist; Since May 1987 exclusive private practice of Vascular Medicine; Teacher of the university diploma of phlebology (Pierre and Marie Curie University - Paris VI); Teacher of the Algerian Society of Vascular Medicine; Full member of the French Society of Vascular Medicine and the French Society of Phlebology
2022 - Ordinary qualification as a specialist in vascular medicine
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Prof. Ismaïl Elalamy (FR)
A Professor of Haematology and has been the Head of the Haematology Department at Tenon University Hospital, Médecine Sorbonne Université Paris, and current President of the French Society of Angiology. Prof Elalamy has been involved in the field of thrombosis and antithrombotic therapies since 1991, and his research interests include improving therapeutic strategies, identifying new biomarkers and the application of novel diagnostic techniques to the clinic.
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