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Pelvic varicose: A mystery to explore - Episode 6
Register for the 6th episode in this MOH series Pelvic varicose: A mystery to explore titled Exploration of other afferents of the internal iliac veins - sciatic varicose.
Latest MOH events
Explore the latest MOH events and deep dive into the recorings and the valueable statements of the key opinion leaders. Learn from them. For free.
MOH Talks
Giving voice: Breaking barriers for men with lymphedema
Join us for this MOH Talk which aims to spotlight the often overlooked experiences of men living with lymphedema
MOH Connect
Challenging lipedema cases: an international multidisciplinary approach
Experience global expertise in lipedema care – live from Brazil - 90 min free education!
MOH Talk
Varizes pélvicas e Lipedema: na rota para o Maradvance 2025
Ahead of Maradvance 2025. join us for this exclusive MOH Talk as we explore how compression supports care in lipedema and pelvic varicose veins.
MOH Talk
Pelvic varicose: A mystery to explore
Join us for a compelling 10-part MOH Talk series, led by the esteemed vein specialists Dr. Philippe Lemasle and Prof. Ismaïl Elalamy held in English and French.
MOH Talk
Tunisian Society of Vascular Medicine preview
Watch the recording of this exclusive MOH Talk previewing the 8th annual conference of the Tunisian Society of Vascular Medicine.
MOH Talks
Chronic edema and healthcare burden: Why self-care matters
Join us we explore the impact of chronic edema on healthcare and the power of self-care in improving patient outcomes.
MOH Talks
Join top South American experts as they explore the role of medical compression in lymphedema treatment.
Join top experts in an exclusive MOH Talk as they explore the role of medical compression in lymphedema treatment.
MOH Connect
Saphenous sparing treatment with non-surgical approaches
Discover the latest advancements in non-surgical treatments for refluxive great saphenous veins (GSV), featuring expert insights and live patient demonstrations in the clinic of Dr. Erika Mendoza.
MOH Connect
Approach to venous ulcer
Discover expert insights on ultrasound-guided foam sclerotherapy with Dr. Erika Mendoza. Learn how to identify ideal candidates using ultrasound, master techniques for treating incompetent and transtibial perforating veins, and enhance your foam sclerotherapy skills with hands-on guidance
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CVI
Chronic Venous Insufficiency (CVI), or Chronic Venous Disease (CVD), is a condition characterized by impaired venous blood flow in the legs. It occurs when the valves within the leg veins become damaged or weakened, leading to blood pooling and symptoms such as leg swelling, pain, and skin changes. Risk factors include genetics, obesity, prolonged sitting or standing, and previous blood clots. Management options for CVI encompass lifestyle modifications, compression therapy, medications, and surgical interventions when necessary. Accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment are crucial for effectively addressing chronic venous insufficiency in patients.
Indications
Lymphedema
Lymphedema is a chronic condition characterized by the accumulation of lymphatic fluid, leading to swelling and discomfort. It occurs when the lymphatic system is unable to function properly due to blockages or damage. Symptoms include persistent swelling, restricted movement, recurrent infections, and skin changes. Treatment options include manual lymphatic drainage, compression therapy, exercise, and sometimes surgery. Early detection and intervention are crucial for effective management and improved quality of life for patients with lymphedema.
Indications
Lipedema
Lipedema is a chronic condition characterized by abnormal fat accumulation primarily in the lower limbs and buttocks. It predominantly affects women and can be misdiagnosed as obesity or lymphedema. Symptoms include symmetrical limb enlargement, tenderness, bruising, and a column-like shape of the legs. Conservative treatments like compression therapy and specialized exercises can help manage symptoms. In advanced cases, liposuction designed for lipoedema may be considered.
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MOH Talks
Delve into a wide array of MOH Talks spanning various indications and topics. Immerse yourself in insightful presentations and dynamic discussions led by experts. Find the talk that resonates with your interests and embark on a journey of knowledge expansion. Stay informed and engaged with these enlightening experiences. Just find the right one for you.
MOH Connect
Livestreamed workshops to Connect clinics, professionals and techniques all over the world
MOH Essentials
Focused expert videos bringing you closer to the Essentials of compression therapy and veno-lymphatic disorders
MOH Focus
Embark on a journey into the realms of phlebology, lymphology, and compression therapy with the MOH Focus. These concise one-pagers provide a glimpse into recent scientific publications, shedding light on the latest advancements in the field. Carefully curated by esteemed experts, these papers offer valuable insights into groundbreaking discoveries and innovative treatments. Expand your understanding of vascular health and enhance your professional expertise with the enlightening MOH Focus.
MOH Bulletin
The MOH Bulletin is a free bi-annual magazine initially published under the name Compression Bulletin by SIGVARIS GROUP. It provides a selection of reviews or summaries of the latest scientific publications in the field of phlebology, lymphology and compression therapy. It is edited by two world-renowned experts in phlebology: Prof. H. Partsch and Prof. E. Rabe. Our MOH Bulletin web articles are published in English; the Bulletins are available for download in English and German.
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