Welcome From Dr. Frank J. Veith

I would like to express a warm welcome to members of the press who will be attending the 36th annual international VEITHsymposium™ for Vascular & Endovascular Issues, Techniques and Horizons at The Hilton Hotel in New York City. Wednesday, November 18 -- Sunday, November 22, 2009.

Now entering its fourth decade, VEITHsymposium™ has been the epicenter of physician education for the global vascular community. This international congress attracts over 2,000 thought leaders in the field. Over 350 international clinician/educators present the latest topics, advances and data and then validate concepts through the dynamic interactive faculty/audience exchange that ends each session.

Significant newsworthy progress has occurred in the understanding and management of vascular disease. Our faculty presenters will be available in our press suite to address the progress being made in the diagnostic, therapeutic, surgical, pharmacological, technological and political arenas. The VEITHsymposium™ is honored to have been a witness to and an integral part of this progress.

I sincerely appreciate your interest and look forward to seeing you November 2009 in New York.

Cordially,

Dr. Frank J. Veith

• Since 1973, VEITHsymposium™ has attracted Vascular Surgeons and Vascular Specialists from throughout the international medical community.

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• The program's unique, fast-paced format highlights only the latest and most important developments in the treatment of Vascular Disease.
• In 2009, the 36th Annual VEITHsymposium™ will feature 350 abstracts and discussions that will address controversies associated with clinical practice and research, advancements in technology, pharmacology and other hot topic discussions.
• Groundbreaking exhibitors will be on-site offering up-to-the-minute technology, products and services. Media is asked to report directly to the press suite to inquire about opportunities to interview faculty and exhibitors. Interviews with faculty will be arranged prior to the meeting to be conducted in the press suite in person or by telephone.