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DERMATOLOGY
EMJ Dermatol. 2017 Suppl 2 • europeanmedical-journal.com
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Chronic Venous Insufficiency:
Management and Treatment
CHRONIC VENOUS INSUFFICIENCY:
MANAGEMENT AND TREATMENT
Summary of selected presentations from the
Chronic Venous Disease and Haemorrhoidal Disease:
Their Management and Treatment MASTERCLASS held
in Lisbon, Portugal, from 23rd–24th September 2016
Speakers
Kursat Bozkurt,1 Eberhard Rabe,2 Mohamed I. Sharkawy3
1. Professor of Cardiovascular Surgery, Cerrahpaşa Medical Faculty, Istanbul University, Istanbul, Turkey
2. Professor of Dermatology, Phlebological Department in the Department of Dermatology,
University of Bonn, Bonn, Germany
3. Professor of Vascular Surgery and Peripheral Endovascular Intervention,
DERMATOLOGY EMJ Dermatol. 2017 Suppl 2 • european
CHRONIC VENOUS INSUFFICIENCY: MANAGEMENT AND TR
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