25
May
2023
18:00
BST
19:00
CEST
Webinar
Pelvic Venous Disorders – From Presentation to Referral
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Overview
This live broadcast moderated by Prof Gloria Salazar (University of North Carolina, US) brings together and expert panel including Mrs Angie White (The Whiteley Clinic, UK) and Dr Esteban Javier Malo Benages (University Hospital Quironsalud Madrid, Spain) to discuss how pelvic venous disorders are a challenging group of pathologies that impact the lives of millions of women.
The experts will discuss how patients can be presented with a complex array of symptoms that make it harder to identify the cause of the chronic pelvic pain. Using case based discussion experts will share their experience in how they have made a difference to their patients.
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Faculty:
Angie White
Gloria Salazar
Esteban Javier Malo Benages
This broadcast is supported by
Agenda
Key Learning Objectives
- Understand and recognise the symptoms of chronic pelvic pain of venous origin
- Learn about how to diagnose PeVD and differentiate from other conditions
- Understand the basic concepts of treatment options available, and tips for managing patient expectations
Target Audience
- General practitioners
- Sonographers with an interest in pelvic imaging
- Gynaecologist
- Chronic pain management physicians
- Physiotherapist for pelvic floor disorders
Faculty Biographies
Angie White
Angie attended university at the University of Colorado in Boulder. Graduating with a Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology and Applied Physiology in 2000. Angie worked at the University of Oxford in the University Laboratory of Physiology.
Esteban Javier Malo Benages
Dr Esteban Javier Malo Benages is a Vascular surgeon specializing in endovascular procedures. Dr Malo has focused on diagnosis and treatment of pelvic venous disorders for over ten years.
Gloria Salazar
An accomplished radiologist, Dr Gloria Salazar is the Division Chief of Vascular and Interventional Radiology (VIR), Vice Chair of Diversity and Health Equity, and Associate Professor of Radiology at the University of North Carolina.