Register for the D. Eugene Strandness, Jr. Symposium Today!

You may register online and receive immediate confirmation or you may download a hard copy of the registration form and fax or mail as directed.

This 4-day continuing education program continues the tradition of Dr. D. Eugene Strandness started in 1987. This popular biennial symposia is the legacy of Dr. Strandness' commitment to education.

Organized and presented by a core faculty of former Strandness fellows and technologists, it provides a comprehensive review of current vascular laboratory technology and applications, updates on treatment of arterial and venous diseases and workshops focusing on techniques and interprofessional topics.

This program will cover all the major testing areas: cerebrovascular, venous, peripheral arterial, and visceral vascular. The program will emphasize new applications, such as follow-up of endovascular procedures. Important topics in laboratory management will be discussed, including accreditation, billing, and quality assurance.

The two-year cycle, initiated by Dr. Strandness, insures the course has fresh material and important practice updates. Plan on taking advantage of this outstanding every-other year educational opportunity.

This symposium includes 4 days of morning plenary sessions as well as 3 days of afternoon workshops that allow smaller groups to explore selected topics in greater depth. An interpretation review course will be offered on the afternoon of the fourth day for physicians, songraphers, and other health-care providers interested in a more in-depth discussion of vascular laboratory interpretation and reporting.

All this takes place in a resort setting with time left over to enjoy the beautiful island of Maui.

Jointly Sponsored by:

Office of Continuing Medical Education and
UC Davis Vascular Center and
D. Eugene Strandness, Jr. Symposium 

Now Available on Amazon.com. Get your copy of this completely revised and updated 4th Edition of the textbook first written by D. Eugene Strandness, Jr., who is widely regarded as the “father” of the modern vascular laboratory. The coverage of basic arterial and venous physiology and ultrasound physics has been updated. Chapters on credentialing and accreditation and quality assurance have been added. New chapters on follow-up of carotid stents, follow-up of peripheral artery stents, and duplex assessment of aortic endografts reflect the recent changes therapeutic approaches to vascular disease and the expanding role of duplex scanning in assessing the results of treatment.