University of South Florida Medical Students Shine at AVLS 38th Annual Congress
The 2024 AVLS (American Vein and Lymphatic Society) 38th Annual Congress, the largest vein and lymphatic medical conference in the U.S., was an unforgettable event for a group of talented med students from the University of South Florida. Representing Vein911 Vein Treatment Centers with pride and professionalism, our students took the stage to present groundbreaking research on a novel application of ultrasound-guided sclerotherapy for erectile dysfunction. Their hard work and dedication paid off as they earned remarkable recognition for their innovative approach.
A New Frontier: Ultrasound-Guided Sclerotherapy for Erectile Dysfunction
Our students’ research explored the potential of ultrasound-guided sclerotherapy—a technique traditionally used in vein and lymphatic treatment—as a new solution for patients with erectile dysfunction. By using sclerotherapy to target problematic vascular areas, the team aimed to open up new possibilities in the treatment of ED. Their project showcased their deep understanding of vascular medicine, as well as their commitment to improving quality of life for patients.
Presenting at the Largest Vein and Lymphatic Conference in the U.S.
The AVLS Annual Congress is the premier gathering for vein and lymphatic specialists, drawing clinicians, researchers, and experts from around the world. Presenting at such a high-profile event was a tremendous opportunity for our students, who were able to connect with leaders in the field, exchange ideas, and receive invaluable feedback on their work. Their achievement is a testament to USF’s commitment to cutting-edge research and high-caliber education in the medical sciences.
USF’s Legacy of Innovation in Vascular and Lymphatic Medicine
This award places Vein911 Vein Treatment Center on the map as a center of research and innovation in vascular and lymphatic medicine. With the spotlight on our students, Vein911 continues to be a place where innovative ideas are not only encouraged but celebrated on a national stage. Their success at the AVLS Congress is an inspiring reminder of the power of determination, innovation, and a passion for healthcare.
Congratulations to our USF med students for their impressive accomplishment and for pushing the boundaries of vein and lymphatic medicine! Their work will no doubt inspire future research and lead to advancements that benefit patients worldwide.
