VEITH Symposium

The VEITHsymposium is a premier educational event focused on vascular surgery and endovascular therapy, taking place at the New York Hilton Midtown in New York, USA. Now entering its 52nd year, the symposium is recognized for attracting leading vascular specialists, including vascular surgeons, interventional radiologists, and interventional cardiologists. The event promises to be an exciting and informative gathering, with a comprehensive program featuring rapid-fire presentations that highlight the latest advancements and pressing controversies in vascular disease treatment. Attendees can expect to engage in discussions led by world-renowned experts and moderators, ensuring an unparalleled learning experience.This year’s program includes specialized tracks such as the AF Program, which presents top abstracts from around the globe, and the Venous Program, dedicated to exploring all aspects of superficial and deep venous pathology and treatment. The symposium will also integrate the AIMsymposium, focusing on critical developments in liver and pancreatic cancer management, with hands-on workshops covering a range of techniques including TIPS, BRTO, and transvenous biopsies. Additionally, a unique feature allows presenters to submit their abstracts for inclusion in a supplement of the Journal of Vascular Surgery, providing a platform for sharing clinical research with an international audience.The VEITHsymposium is particularly beneficial for graduating vascular trainees and potential employers, offering career counseling and networking opportunities. Tuition support is available for eligible 2nd Year Fellows and 5th Year Vascular Residents, courtesy of an educational grant from W.L., while Medtronic provides travel and lodging assistance for eligible finishing vascular surgery fellows and residents. The event attracts a diverse group of attendees, enhancing the collaborative environment essential for advancing knowledge and practice in vascular medicine. Key speakers include notable figures such as Enrico Ascher, MD, and Carol La Mantia Veith, RN, among others, who will lead discussions and presentations throughout the symposium. With a mix of CME and non-CME events, this year’s VEITHsymposium promises to be a pivotal occasion for all vascular specialists.