Lower Limb Varicose Veins and the Pelvic Connection: in-person clinical refinement course
In-person course · Vitória, ES, Brazil
Not every varicose vein recurrence is a technical failure. Some are a diagnostic failure.
If the pelvis was not part of your reasoning, your treatment may be incomplete.
Two-day in-person immersion · 16 hours · small class
In clinical practice, you have seen this happen
The case that does not fail in execution
- Varicose veins treated correctly
- Technique well performed
- Satisfactory early outcome
And yet the patient comes back. No evident technical error, no clear explanation in the saphenous axis.
There is a group of patients in whom
- The varicose veins do not follow the classic saphenous pattern
- They appear in atypical areas: gluteal, posterior, lateral
- Early recurrence appears
- The clinical picture defies the logic of conventional treatment
Most of the time, they have one thing in common: the pelvic source was not considered.
The pelvis is not a detail
It is often an active part of the pathophysiology. And when that is left out of the reasoning, the diagnosis is incomplete, treatment planning loses precision and the result does not hold.
It is not about doing more. It is about seeing better.
About the course
Lower Limb Varicose Veins, Pelvic Connection is an in-person immersion for vascular physicians who already treat lower limb varicose veins and want to deepen their clinical reasoning.
Two days integrating theory and practice, in Vitória, with a direct focus on abdominopelvic connections, varicose vein patterns outside the saphenous territory, clinical and ultrasound correlation, and the impact of these connections on treatment decisions.
What you will develop
You do not leave with more protocol. You leave with sharper clinical judgment.
- Recognize varicose vein patterns with a possible pelvic source
- Identify the non-saphenous venous territories involved
- Correlate clinical findings with reflux pathways
- Refine your treatment decision-making
- Reduce recurrences related to an uninvestigated source
How the course works
The structure was designed around what really matters in practice.
Applied functional anatomy
Geared to clinical practice, not a basic review.
Real presentation patterns
Cases that demand interpretation, not repetition.
Integration with treatment decisions
The direct impact on what you do in your practice.
Who it is for
It is a clinical refinement course. It is for physicians who:
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Already treat varicose veins regularly
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Have mastered the saphenous axis
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Have faced recurrences that do not add up
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Want to deepen their reasoning, not repeat protocols
Specialties served: ultrasound, radiology, echocardiography, angiology and vascular surgery.
Schedule
Two days, 16 hours in total
In-person immersion at Instituto Fanilda Barros, with applied clinical discussion and direct contact with the specialist.
Day 1 · theory lessons
- From 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.
- Functional anatomy applied to clinical practice
- Presentation patterns and reflux pathways
Day 2 · practical lessons
- From 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
- Clinical and ultrasound correlation
- Integration with treatment decisions
Who teaches
Dr. Fanilda Barros
Angiology and Vascular Ultrasound · RQE 12664 and 5769
- Physician specializing in Angiology and Vascular Ultrasound
- Teacher of in-person and online courses, with more than 600 physicians in her members area
- Author of Guia Prático de Ultrassonografia Vascular (Practical Guide to Vascular Ultrasound), 5th edition, a reference book in the field
- Recognized for her clear teaching, clinical approach and technical mastery
Join the waiting list
The next class does not have a date yet. Leave your contact details and you will be notified before it opens to the public, when spots are few.
Satisfaction guarantee
The decision is risk-free. The guarantee is unconditional for 7 days: if for any reason you are not satisfied, we refund 100% of the amount, no questions asked.
Frequently asked questions
When is the next class?
There is no date set yet. Join the waiting list above: we notify everyone on it before the class opens to the public.
How much does the course cost?
The price is announced when the class opens, along with the payment terms. Those on the waiting list get this information first.
How many hours is it?
16 hours over two days: the first with the theory lessons, from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m., and the second with the practical lessons, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Where does it take place?
At Instituto Fanilda Barros, in Vitória, Espírito Santo, Brazil.
Do I need to already treat varicose veins?
Yes. It is a clinical refinement course, designed for those who already treat varicose veins regularly and have mastered the saphenous axis.
Do I get a certificate and an invoice?
Yes to both. The invoice (Brazilian nota fiscal) is issued by Instituto Fanilda Barros LTDA.
Where it takes place
Instituto Fanilda Barros
Rua José Alexandre Buaiz, 350, Edifício Affinity Work, Sala 1912Enseada do Suá
Vitória, Espírito Santo, Brazil Open in maps
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