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DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC APPROACHES TO VASCULAR DISEASE.
PROGRAM
Established in 1987 by Dr. D. Eugene Strandness, the “father of the vascular laboratory,” the biennial Strandness Symposium provides a comprehensive review and update on diagnostic and therapeutic approaches to vascular disease. The symposium continues to emphasize the themes of Dr. Strandness’ life work and legacy through lectures, case presentations, and workshops taught by a faculty of expert physicians and sonographers. The Vascular Forum and interactive Interpretation and Reporting session provide additional learning opportunities.
FACULTY
Strandness Symposium features powerhouse lectures, case presentations and hands-on workshops taught by the very best minds in the field.
VASCULAR FORUM
The Vascular Forum is a special program to promote education and career development for trainees pursuing careers related to the care of patients with vascular disease. A part of the Strandness Symposium since 2015, the Vascular Forum program is open to students and physicians-in-training, including residents and fellows in vascular surgery, radiology, and cardiology. Further, because the Strandness Symposium programs have traditionally supported inter-professional education and team-based care principles, trainees in sonography, nursing, and other health fields are invited to participate.
INTERPRETATION LAB
This half-day session, available for an additional registration fee, will have an interactive case-based format, starting with interpretation of Doppler waveforms and covering the major areas of cerebrovascular, peripheral venous, peripheral arterial, and visceral vascular testing. Attendees will participate in selecting interpretation options and faculty will provide analysis and discussion focusing on current standards for interpretation and reporting in accredited laboratories.
