The Vein in Venice Symposium 2026 returns to Italy for another edition of high-level scientific exchange and practical education in venous and endovascular medicine. Set in the unique setting of Venice, this international meeting continues to establish itself as a key event for clinicians dedicated to the diagnosis, management and treatment of venous disease.
Faithful to its founding philosophy of “to share”, Vein in Venice 2026 provides a focused platform where knowledge, experience and innovation in phlebology can be openly exchanged. The meeting addresses the growing demand for specialised venous education, an area that remains under-represented within larger vascular surgery congresses despite its rapid technological and clinical development.
A Strong Scientific and Educational Focus
The two-day programme offers a comprehensive overview of contemporary venous practice, covering chronic venous disease, recurrent varicose veins, pelvic venous disorders, aesthetic phlebology and advanced interventional techniques. Sessions are structured to encourage active participation, with balanced time allocated to both presentations and discussion, allowing delegates to explore clinical challenges in depth.
In addition to plenary sessions, Vein in Venice 2026 places strong emphasis on practical learning through dedicated workshops and hands-on sessions. These are designed to bridge the gap between theory and real-world application, enabling participants to refine techniques, understand new technologies and gain practical insights that can be directly transferred into daily clinical practice.
An International Meeting with a Collaborative Spirit
The symposium brings together an international faculty and a diverse audience of vascular surgeons, phlebologists, interventional radiologists, angiologists, dermatologists and allied healthcare professionals. This multidisciplinary and international approach encourages meaningful dialogue, comparison of practice patterns and the development of professional collaborations across borders.
Simultaneous translation services ensure accessibility for a broad audience, reinforcing the event’s commitment to inclusivity and effective knowledge sharing.
A Meeting Focused on Real-World Practice
Vein in Venice 2026 is designed for clinicians who value practical relevance, evidence-based discussion and open exchange. Rather than focusing solely on theory, the programme prioritises real clinical scenarios, decision-making strategies and procedural optimisation, making it highly relevant for everyday practice.
