Congresses and Conferences

Patient Blood Management (PBM) Forum

September 15-16, 2023, Zurich

This forum will focus on case reports in addition to the interdisciplinary introductory lectures. Discussion on the cases will be in an interactive format and a chance to learn from them. HTEA aims to establish a multidisciplinary team with a clear focus on optimizing patient care and outcome. Theywill continue to meet and bring inspired people together in forums like this, to ensure you and HTEA remain at the cutting edge of education.

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Annual Congress of the European Society of Vascular Medicine

October 12-14, 2023, Milan

In the 2023 ESVM congress, the scientific committee has gathered renowned speakers to discuss state of the art of a variety of topics, from peripheral artery diseases to venous insufficiency to rare vascular diseases and lymphedema. The scientific program covers also the full spectrum of vascular interventions as well as preventive vascular medicine offering the best possible education experience to all our participants. The importance of a strong vascular medicine in the future is also underlined by the many joint sessions with other societies: the Society for Vascular Medicine in the USA, the European Society of Atherosclerosis, the International Union of Angiology and the European Society of Cardiology.

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Angioloy Refresher Course 2023

October 20-21, 2023, Lausanne

The 2023 Angiology Refresher course is the opportunity for angiologists in training to prepare the specialty exam and for the young angiologists to refresh their knowledge. Held over 2 days, this comprehensive course covers the highlights of the Angiology curriculum. This course provides a comprehensive review of state-of-the-art practices to diagnose and treat patients with vascular diseases. The course also offers a networking opportunity among young Angiologists all over Switzerland and with senior leading angiologists.

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23rd Union Congress of Swiss Vascular Societies

November 15-17, 2023 Lausanne

The main theme of the upcoming Union Congress of Swiss Vascular Societies will be the cardiovascular prevention, which includes the wide circle from exercise to drugs, intervention and back. The conference program will also highlight plenary sessions combining the perspectives of all participating societies. There will also be workshops, thematic symposiums and sessions organized by young fellows. The first day is also designed to accommodate non-physicians and general practitioners or HTA society physicians with the NP workshops.