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EVLT Varicose Veins Training

by – March 29, 2015

The Angiodynamics International EVLT Varicose Veins course was held again at The Whiteley Clinic in Guildford this last week.

The Whiteley Clinic is the International Training Academy for EVLT – Endovenous Laser Treatment of Varicose Veins.

EVLT Varicose Veins Course - International Endovenous Laser Training Course at The Whiteley Clinic - March 2015

EVLT Varicose Veins Course – International Endovenous Laser Training Course at The Whiteley Clinic – March 2015

During the course, Professor Mark Whiteley and Judy Holdstock teach doctors for around the world on:

  • Vein anatomy
  • Vein Physiology
  • Vein pathophysiology ie: what causes varicose veins, venous eczema and leg ulcers
  • How Duplex Ultrasound diagnoses these
  • How Lasers work
  • How EVLT (Endovenous Laser Treatment) can be used to cure varicose veins
  • How EVLT can be used for TRLOP – closure of perforator veins

On the second day, live cases are operated on via the video link at The Whiteley Clinic in Guildford.

International EVLT Training Academy since Aug 2012

The Whiteley Clinic has been the Angiodynamics International EVLT Training Academy since August 2012. Since this time, 14 courses have been held in Guildford and several others have been held at international medical meetings – including Glasgow, Paris and Romania.

This is one of the many ways that The Whiteley Clinic spreads the results of its research to other vein surgeons throughout the world.

Dedicated to excellence in the treatment of varicose veins and associated conditions, Prof Mark Whiteley and his team are determined to continue to teach the very best understanding and techniques to all doctors who come on the course.

All doctors and nurses who attend the course are given a copy of the book: “Understanding Venous Reflux – The Cause of Varicose Veins and Venous Leg Ulcers“.

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