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BAS 2020 conference details announced
Posted: 19th July 2019
BAS 2020 Sclerotherapy Conference on Tuesday 19th May will be back at Dorney Lake Conference Centre. A day dedicated to your sclerotherapy CPD, the conference promises topics that will appeal to a range of experience levels. Encompassing both foam and microsclerotherapy, the event brings together phlebologists, vascular surgeons and nurses, aesthetics practitioners and dermatologists with a…
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Missed BAS conference? Read all about it
Posted: 11th June 2019
An enthusiastic group of over 80 surgeons, doctors and nurses gathered at the magnificent lakeside Eton Dorney Conference Centre near Windsor for BAS 2019 conference on 14th May. This unique event brought together practitioners from the worlds of phlebology, vascular surgery, aesthetics and dermatology, all with a common interest in foam sclerotherapy and/or microsclerotherapy and…
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Design a poster presentation
Posted: 18th April 2019
The BAS is interested in knowing about the great work our delegates are doing and so, for the first time, we are inviting Poster Presentations to be displayed at BAS 2020 Conference on 19th May 2020. Help others learn and grow – and raise your own profile – by sharing some of the valuable knowledge, tips…
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Special new member offer
Posted: 23rd January 2019
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STD announces Foam Training Day
Posted: 22nd January 2019
Limited places – First come first served! Venue: Solihull Hospital Education Centre, Birmingham, B91 2JL, UK. STD Pharmaceutical Products Ltd invites you to attend the fourth one-day Fibrovein Foam Sclerotherapy Workshop at the Educational Centre, Solihull Hospital, B91 2JL on Saturday 18th May 2019. The workshop presenters include Professor Andrew Bradbury, Mr Philip Coleridge Smith, Ms Katy…
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14th May 2019 – BAS conference
Posted: 27th September 2018
Following the success of the 2018 Spring Conference we are delighted to confirm the date of the 2019 sclerotherapy Conference – Tuesday 14th May. The event will once again be held at Dorney Lake Conference Centre near Windsor – an unbeatable venue, perfect for our needs and popular with delegates because of the magnificent lakeside…
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BAS Conference Update
Posted: 22nd May 2018
An enthusiastic group of 60 vascular surgeons and aesthetic doctors and nurses gathered at the stunning Dorney Lake Conference Centre for the BAS 2018 conference on 15th May. We welcomed members and non-members from throughout the UK and Ireland – and a few travelled from further afield to update their knowledge and learn from experts…
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RSM Venous Forum 2018 annual meeting
Posted: 1st May 2018
Venue: Royal Society of Medicine, 25 – 26 June, followed by Trainee Masterclass Day 27th June. Registration will close on Tuesday 14th June, and the meeting is normally fully booked so it might be wise to register early if you want to attend. BAS full members are eligible for a discounted rate. See full agenda…
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of Free Place Competition announced!
Posted: 10th April 2018
The Win a Free Place competition has been drawn, and the lucky winner is Gaynor Hughes of Aistheta in Crewkerne. Congratulations Gaynor, and we look forward to welcoming you to the conference as our guest. Gaynor will receive a free ticket to attend the 2018 conference on 15th May at Dorney Lake Conference Centre,…
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Management of thrombophlebitis: are the new anticoagulant drugs useful?
Posted: 15th March 2018
From time to time, I have to manage patients with thrombophlebitis. The most effective drug for this has been Fondaparinux (a synthetic low molecular weight heparin) which moderates symptoms if given daily for about 6 weeks. Alternatively, low molecular weight heparins may be used for the same duration. This strategy is supported by ACCP Guidelines…
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