About the Society for Vascular Surgery

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Society for Vascular Surgery

About SVS

The Society for Vascular Surgery seeks to advance excellence and innovation in vascular health through education, advocacy, research and public awareness. The organization was founded in 1947 and has a membership of 2,600. SVS membership is recognized in the vascular community as a mark of professional achievement.

The Society seeks to advance excellence and innovation in vascular health. Our mission has many aspects:

  • Promote, encourage and improve the dissemination of knowledge concerning all aspects of vascular disease and health.
  • Provide education for vascular surgeons in new science, surgical techniques and practice.
  • Serve as a strong advocate for members in all areas of vascular surgery and endovascular surgery.
  • Improve the diagnosis and management of patients with vascular disease.
  • Clearly define the role of surgery, endovascular surgery and medical management in the treatment and prevention of vascular disease.
  • Promote clinical and basic research in vascular disease.
  • Promote the development and implementation of new technology for diagnosis and treatment of vascular disease.
  • Standardize the nomenclature and reporting of vascular diseases and develop appropriate position statements and guidelines.
  • Address social, economic, ethical and legal issues that relate to vascular surgery.

 

Society for Vascular Surgery - 633 N. St. Clair, 24th Floor; Chicago, IL 60611; Phone: 312-334-2300 or 800-258-7188; Fax: 312-334-2320; Email: vascular@vascularsociety.org
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