Sclerotherapy – Mechanism of Action and Systemic Complications - Ron Bush, MD

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Sclerotherapy – Mechanism of Action and Systemic Complications presented by Ron Bush, MD at CVC 2016

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Target Audience

Vascular Surgeons
Interventional Radiologists
Peripheral Interventionists
Phlebologists

Session Name: Superficial Venous Disease IV

Track: CVC 2016 Venous

Learning Objectives

Update in advances in endovascular procedures

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