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The Australasian College of Phlebology13th Annual Scientific Meeting & Workshops06-11 February 2010 | The Langham Auckland | New Zealand | www.phlebology.com.auRegistration Brochure06-11 February 2010 | The Langham Auckland | New Zealand | www.phlebology.com.au

VENUE AND CONTACTSVenueThe Langham Auckland83 Symonds Street, Auckland 1140New ZealandTel: (64)(9)379 5132Fax: (64)(9)377 9367www.langhamhotels.co.nzThe Langham Auckland is a 30 minute drive from Auckland International Airport. The averagetaxi fare from airport to hotel is NZ$75.00 depending on traffi c. For those wishing to travel instyle one of The Langham’s limousines can be booked to meet you at the airport.ContactsGeneral College InformationRequests for information about the ACP and its mission may be directed to:Zivka CurkoskiCollege AdministratorAustralasian College of Phlebology Inc.P.O. Box 549Bondi Junction NSW 1355 AustraliaSuite 1602, 520 Oxford StBondi Junction NSW 2022Phone: +61 2 9386 1811Fax: +61 2 9386 1822Email: info@phlebology.com.auWeb: www.phlebology.com.auACP 2010 Conference OrganisersConference Matters, the offi cial 2010 Meeting Organiser, will process registrations andabstracts. Information about the commercial exhibition as well as the organization andsponsorship of special events may also be obtained from the Organizing Secretariat.For further information contact:ACP 2010 Meeting OrganiserConference MattersPO Box 1661Whangarei 0140New ZealandPhone: +64 21 164 3815Fax: +64 9 437 4089Email: info@conferencematters.co.nzWebsite: www.conferencematters.co.nz/index_acp.phpRegistration and Hotel AccommodationPhone: +64 21 164 3815Fax: +64 9 437 4089Email: info@conferencematters.co.nzExhibition and SponsorshipRequests about sales opportunities or questions by industry partners should be directed to:Leon OlsenConference MattersPhone: +64 21 164 3815Fax: +64 9 437 4089Email: leon@conferencematters.co.nzTABLE OF CONTENTSVenue & Contacts .................. 2Invitation from theCollege President ................... 3Keynote & InternationalSpeakers ................................ 4About the ACP ...................... 6Organising Committee ........... 7Program Overview ................. 9ProgramSaturday .......................... 10Sunday ............................ 11Monday ........................... 13Tuesday ........................... 14Wednesday ...................... 16Thursday .......................... 17General Information .............. 20Accommodation ................... 21Registration Fees ................... 22Registration Form .................. 23Sponsors & Exhibitors ............ 24206-11 February 2010 | The Langham Auckland | New Zealand

INVITATION FROM THE COLLEGE PRESIDENTKia ora Dear Colleagues and Friends,On behalf of the Organising Committee, it is my great privilege and pleasure to invite you to the ‘City of Sails’(Auckland, New Zealand), hosting the 13th Annual Scientifi c Meeting (ASM) and Workshops of the AustralasianCollege of Phlebology. This conference celebrates the 10th anniversary of the formation of the AustralasianCollege of Phlebology.We have put together a stimulating scientifi c program that will highlight the latest scientifi c advances in our fi eldalong with high quality keynote and symposium lectures. The invited international keynote speakers includeProf. Imre Bihari, Phlebologist, Vascular Surgeon, HungaryDr Attilio Cavezzi, Phlebologist, Vascular Surgeon, ItalyProf. Philip Coleridge-Smith, Phlebologist, Vascular Surgeon,UKProf. JJ Guex, UIP Treasurer, Phlebologist, Vascular Physician, FranceProf. Ted King, Phlebologist, USADr Nick Morrison, President American College of Phlebology, Vascular Surgeon, USAAssoc. Prof. Makoto Ohta, Professor of Biomedical Engineering and Fluid Mechanics, JapanDr Michel Schadeck, Phlebologist, Vascular Physician, FranceDr Marc Vuylsteke, Vascular Surgeon, BelgiumThe 3 day ASM includes keynote lectures, original papers, panel discussions, and the popular ‘Controversiesin Phlebology’ key-pad interactive debates. As usual, the Program’s emphasis is on good science and evidencebased medicine.Pre-conference courses include a 2-day Basic Phlebology Course covering all aspects of sclerotherapy, and aconcurrent 2-day Advanced Phlebology Course covering interventional techniques, coagulation, dermatology andrheology workshops. The format of these courses emphasise a tutorial type sessions providing interaction with theparticipants.The popular one-day Diagnostic Imaging Ultrasound Workshop will run on the last day of the meeting for ultrasoundenthusiasts. Parallel to this Workshop, ACP will also conduct its equally popular one-day Laser Safety Offi cerCertifi cation Workshop.The Scanmedics Conference Welcome Party, The ‘Last Drink’, on Waiheke Island will be unforgettable…ensureyou have your tickets!The Conferring Ceremony and the Conference Dinner will be again a highlight of this year’s meeting. The gothicAuckland Town Hall will host our Conferring Ceremony promising entertainment and glamour enjoyed by thedelegates in our previous events.I look forward to seeing you all in Auckland, New Zealand!Ka kite ano,Kurosh ParsiPresident, Australasian College of PhlebologyAustralasian College of Phlebology | 13th Annual Scientific Meeting & Workshops3

KEYNOTE & INVITED INTERNATIONAL SPEAKERS2010 KEN MYERS ORATORProfessor Earl OwenProfessor Earl Owen, known as the Father of Microsurgery designed micro instruments,microscopes and new operations to save congenitally abnormal babies from dying atbirth in the 1960s. He was the co-leader of that team and the same group that alsoperformed the world’s fi rst double hand transplantation.Professor Masud BehniaMasud Behnia has worked in experimental and numerical fl uid mechanics andheat transfer for over 25 years. He has, in particular, extensively studied two-phasefl ow systems using experiments and CFD simulations. He has substantial experiencein validating numerical results by comparison with experimental data. Results of hisresearch have been widely published in journals and conferences and his career totalpublications include more than 350 refereed papers.Professor Imre BihariImre Bihari studied at the Medical Faculty of Semmelweis University in Budapest. Hespent 29 years working for the National Medical Center, Medical University, andbecame University Associate Professor, Department of Cardiac and Vascular Surgery.Supported by:Dr Atillio CavezziDr Atillio Cavezzi is a vascular surgeon from S. Benedetto del Tronto, Italy. Atillio hasundoubtebly been instrumental in promotion of foam, ultrasound guided sclerotherapyas a legitimate alteranative to surgery in many countries and in particular in Australiaand New Zealand. Atillio is an international teacher of phlebology and lymphology,has hundreds of publications and is the author or co-author of a number of books inPhlebology and lymphology.Professor Phillip Coleridge SmithProfessor Coleridge Smith is a Reader in Surgery at UCL Medical School, London UK.He pioneered the introduction of duplex ultrasonography in the clinical investigation ofvenous disease in the UK. Professor Coleridge Smith has pioneered the introduction ofultrasound guided foam sclerotherapy for the treatment of varicose veins into the UK andkeeps series of over one thousand patients under review.Supported by:Dr Jean Jerome GuexJean Jerome Guex, MD, FACPh is coauthor of the defi nitive book on sclerotherapy,Treatment of Varicose and Telangiectatic Leg Veins, 4th Edition. He is Past President of laSociete Francaise de Phlebologie and Treasurer of the Union Internationale de Phlebologie.He is a Member of the American Venous Forum and is a Fellow and Honorary Memberof the American College of Phlebology. Emeritus Fellow of the Australasian College ofPhlebology and Member of the Board of Directors of the American College of Phlebology.Supported by:Professor Ted KingDr. King is a clinical assistant professor at the Medical School of the University of Illinoisin Chicago. Dr. King has expertise in ultrasound venous mapping, endovenous thermaland chemical ablation, ultrasound-guided foam sclerotherapy, and visually guidedliquid and foam sclerotherapy. His research interests include all endovenous treatmentmodalities. Clinically, Dr. King’s clinical interests include the non-surgical treatmentof symptomatic vulvar and labial varices, Klippel-Trenaunay Syndrome, Restless LegsSyndrome secondary to varicose vein disease, recurrent varicose veins after previoustreatment, venous stasis ulcers, and the cosmetic treatment of hand and facial veins.406-11 February 2010 | The Langham Auckland | New Zealand

Dr Nick MorrisonNick Morrison, MD, FACS, FACPh is a world-renowned leader in the fi eld of phlebologywho has dedicated his medical practice to veins. He is a fellow with the AmericanCollege of Surgeons and American College of Phlebology and President-elect ofthe American College of Phlebology. He established the Morrison Vein Institute inScottsdale, AZ and is a partner in the Morrison Training Institute for physicians, nurses,and ultrasound technologists.Professor Ken MyersProf Ken Myers has had a major interest in venous disease for more than 25 years.Professor Myers is the Chancellor of the Australasian College of Phlebology and hasparticipated in or organised many international phlebology meetings. He has been atthe forefront of developing new techniques such as echosclerotherapy and endovenouslaser therapy.Associate Professor Makoto OhtaMakoto Ohta is Associate Professor, Institute of Fluid Science, Tohoku University, Sendai,Japan. Assoc. Prof Ohta’s has a particular interest in fl uid mechanics, blood fl ow,biomaterials and the role of engineering in the medical fi eld. He holds an heuristicperspective on health treatment, with a belief that not only doctors and pharmacologistshold the key for future treatments, but that engineers will also help to create newprocedures.Professor Neil PillerProfessor Neil Piller is the Director of the Lymphoedema Assessment Clinic, Departmentof Centre. He is Australasian Editor of Lymphatic Research and Biology and on theEditorial Board of US and Chinese Journals of Lymphology. Neil has released a DVDon “The Vital Essence - Understanding the lymphatic system in Health and Disease” andis the main Author of “The Lymphoedema Handbook” published in 2006. He was theChair of the 2009 International Society of Lymphology meeting in Australia.Dr Michel SchadeckDr Michel Schadeck is a phlebologist and angiologist and a Past President of FrenchSociety of Phlebology practicing in Paris. He has been credited with the development ofultrasound guided sclerotherapy in 1985 and has been instrumental in the globalisationof this treatment modality. Dr Shadeck was the co-founder of the European School ofPhlebology (1989) and a founding member of the European Venous Forum (1999). Hehas published two books and more than 45 scientifi c papers in the fi elds of sclerotherapy,ultrasound guided sclerotherapy, superfi cial venous investigations, varicose disease andtreatment in childhood, mercury bath-pressotherapy, lymphology and epidemiology.Supported by:Professor André van RijAndré M van Rij is Professor of Surgery at the Dunedin School of Medicine Universityof Otago where he directs the Vascular Research Unit. His research has focused onvenous disease and the biology of varicose vein recurrence and venous thrombosis.His translational research bridges new basic research into the venous clinic. Professorvan Rij is a vascular surgeon and President of the NZ Association of General Surgeons.Professor van Rij is the Deputy Chancellor of the Australasian College of Phlebology.Dr Marc VuylstekeDr Marc Vuylsteke is a vascular surgeon at St-Andries Hospital, Tielt, Belgium. Marchas published many articles on endovenous laser treatment. He is a member ofthe Benelux Society of Phlebology and is on the organising committee for the 11thmeeting of the European Venous Forum in Antwerp, June 2010.Supported by:5Australasian College of Phlebology | 13th Annual Scientific Meeting & Workshops

ABOUT THE ACPThe Australasian College of Phlebology (ACP) is amulti-specialty organization dedicated to promotionof phlebology research, teaching and training inAustralasia.Our membership includes medical practitioners and otherhealth professionals such as scientists and sonographersdedicated to education and research in the fi eld ofphlebology. Our members have a shared interest inphlebology, but represent a variety of medical specialties,including vascular surgery and medicine, dermatology,haematology, interventional radiology, general surgery,and family medicine.Since its inception in 1993, the ACP has been activein promoting education and research in phlebology andserves the general public as a resource regarding veindisorders. Public educational initiatives such as patienteducation seminars, GP education workshops and mediainterviews are undertaken by College Fellows on a regularbasis. Our mission is to improve the standards of practiceand patient care as it relates to venous disorders.The ACP is a member of the Union International Phlebologie(UIP), a multi-national organization that has memberphlebology organizations from 35 countries from Europe,North America, Latin America, and Asia.Annual Scientifi c Meetings and Workshops of ACP wereinitiated in 1994. These meetings have been instrumentalin disseminating knowledge and experience amongspecialists from many medical disciplinesAcademic BoardChancellorDep. ChancellorExecutive BoardPresidentVice PresidentHonorary SecretaryHonorary TreasurerCommittee MembersRegional FacultiesStateNSWQLDVICCommittees & DivisionsCommitteeAMC Accreditation TaskforceBoard of CensorsConferring CeremonyContinuing ProfessionalDevelopmentFinance and FundraisingInformation TechnologyDiagnostic Imaging TaskforceEthics and ProfessionalStandardsResearch and Scientifi cCommitteeScientifi c MeetingsStandards CommitteeTrainingNewsletter EditorPreceptorshipsPublic EducationWorkshopsInterest GroupsInterest GroupAmbulatory PhlebectomyInterventional PhlebologyLymphologyThrombosis and HaemostasisUlcer ManagementUltrasound in PhlebologyVascular MalformationsProf. Kenneth A. MyersProf. Andre van RijDr Kurosh ParsiDr David JenkinsDr Louis LoizouDr Paul ThibaultDr Ivor BermanProf Lourens BesterDr Jacqui ChirgwinDr Paul DinnenDr Gabrielle McMullinChairmanDr David JenkinsDr Paul DinnenDr Stefania RobertsChairmanDr Kurosh ParsiDr Kurosh ParsiDr Louis LoizouDr Mark ElvyDr Louis LoizouDr Kurosh ParsiDr Gary FrydmanDr Louis LoizouProf Ken MyersDr Kurosh ParsiDr John BarrettDr David JenkinsDr Jacqui ChirgwinDr Louis LoizouDr Gabrielle McMullinDr Louis LoizouChairmanDr Mark ElvyProf Lourens BesterProf. Neil PillerDr Kurosh ParsiDr Mark ElvyMs. Darryl QueeninDr Kurosh ParsiCity view | Mt Eden | Auckland6AdministrationCollege AdministratorEducation Offi cerAccounts06-11 February 2010 | The Langham Auckland | New ZealandZivka CurkoskiShoshana DannonMatch Wu

ORGANISING COMMITTEEProgram Chair:Dr Kurosh ParsiBasic Phlebology Course Coordinator:Dr Louis LoizouAdvanced Phlebology Course Coordinator:Dr Kurosh ParsiConference Organising Committee:Dr Kurosh Parsi, Dr David Jenkins, Dr Louis Loizou, Dr Paul ThibaultConferring Ceremony Organising Committee:Dr Louis Loizou, Dr Kurosh Parsi, Ms. Annie SilkmanConference Welcome Party Oraganising Committee:Dr Louis Loizou, Dr Paul Dinnen, Dr Stefania Roberts, Ms. Annie Silkman, Ms Yana ParsiDiagnostic Imaging Workshops Coordinator:Ms Annie MorganDiagnostic Imaging Workshops Organising Committee:Ms. Bronwen Allen, Dr Oswaldo Cooley Andrade, Ms Yana Parsi, Ms. Daryl QueeninAuckland Local Support Committee:Dr John Barrett, Ms. Bronwen Allen, Ms. Darryl QueeninACP 2010 SpeakersKEN MYERS ORATIONProf. Earl Owen, Pioneer of Microsurgery, University of SydneyINVITED INTERNATIONAL SPEAKERS1. Dr Attilio Cavezzi, Phlebologist, Vascular Surgeon, Italy2. Prof. Philip Coleridge Smith, Phlebologist, Vascular Surgeon, UK3. Prof. Jean Jerome Guex, Phlebologist, Vascular Physician, France4. Prof. Ted King, Phlebologist, USA5. Dr Michel Schadeck, Phlebologist, Vascular Physician, France6. Dr Nick Morrison, Phlebologist, Vascular Surgeon, USA7. Assoc. Prof. Makoto Ohta, Professor of Biomedical Engineering and Fluid Mechanics, Japan8. Dr Marc Vuylsteke, Phlebologist, Vascular Surgeon, BelgiumKEYNOTE LECTURES1. Prof. Imre Bihari, Phlebologist, Vascular Surgeon, Hungary2. Prof. Philip Coleridge Smith, Phlebologist, Vascular Surgeon, UK3. Dr Nick Morrison, Phlebologist, Vascular Surgeon, USA4. Prof. Ken Myers, Phlebologist, Vascular Surgeon, Melbourne5. Prof. Andre van Rij, Phlebologist, Vascular Surgeon, DunedinGUEST LECTURES1. Prof. Masud Behnia, Mechanical Engineering and Fluid Dynamics, Sydney University2. Ms Katja Beitat, Healthcare Complaints Commission, NSW3. Dr Attilio Cavezzi, Phlebologist, Vascular Surgeon, Italy4. Prof. Philip Coleridge Smith, Phlebologist, Vascular Surgeon, UK5. Dr. Sanjeev Chunilal, Haematologist, Auckland6. Prof. Jean Jerome Guex, Phlebologist, Vascular Physician, France7. Dr Nick Morrison, Phlebologist, Vascular Surgeon, USA8. Assoc. Prof. Makoto Ohta, Professor of Biomedical Engineering and Fluid Mechanics, Japan9. Dr Abdullah Omari, Phlebologist, Vascular Physician, Sydney10. Prof. Neil Piller, Lymphologist, Adelaide11. Dr Michel Schadeck, Phlebologist, Vascular Physician, France7Australasian College of Phlebology | 13th Annual Scientific Meeting & Workshops

LOCAL SCIENTIFIC FACULTY• Dr John Barrett, Phlebologist, Auckland• Prof. Masud Behnia, Professor of Mechanical Engineering and Fluid Dynamics, University of Sydney• Dr Ivor Berman, Phlebologist, Interventional Radiologist, Melbourne• Prof. Lourens Bester, Vascular Anomalies Specialist, Interventional Radiologist, Sydney• Dr Peter Chapman-Smith, Phlebologist, Whangarei• Dr Jacqui Chirgwin, Phlebologist, Newcastle• Dr Sanjeev Chunilal, Haematologist, Auckland• Dr Paul Dinnen, Phlebologist, Vascular Surgeon, Gold Coast• Dr Mark Elvy, Phlebologist, Sydney• Dr Gary Frydman, Phlebologist, Vascular Surgeon, Melbourne• Dr David Jenkins, Phlebologist, Sydney• Dr Chris Lekich, Barrister, Phlebology Registrar, Gold Coast• Dr Louis Loizou, Phlebologist, Melbourne• Dr Mark Malouf, Phlebologist, Vascular Surgeon, Sydney• Prof. Ken Myers, Phlebologist, Vascular Surgeon, Melbourne• Dr Louis Loizou, Phlebologist, Melbourne• Dr Abdullah Omari, Vascular Physician, Sydney• Dr Kurosh Parsi, Phlebologist, Dermatologist, Sydney• Dr John Pereira, Vascular Anomalies Specialist, Interventional Radiologist, Sydney• Prof. Neil Piller, Lymphologist, Adelaide• Dr Stefania Roberts, Phlebologist, Melbourne• Dr George Somjen, Phlebologist, Vascular Surgeon, Melbourne• Dr Paul Thibault, Phlebologist, Newcastle• Prof. Andre van Rij, Phlebologist, Vascular Surgeon, DunedinDIAGNOSTIC IMAGING WORKSHOPSTutors• Ms. Bronwen Allen, Vascular Sonographer, Auckland• Dr Oswaldo Cooley Andrade, Vascular Sonographer, Sydney• Ms Daryl Queenin, Vascular Sonographer, Auckland• Ms Annie Morgan, Senior Vascular Sonographer, Sydney• Ms Yana Parsi, Vascular Sonographer, Sydney8Bungy Jump | Sky Tower | Auckland06-11 February 2010 | The Langham Auckland | New Zealand

PROGRAM AT A GLANCEThe academic program will cover many aspects of phlebology. Who should attend: vascular surgeons andphysicians, dermatologists, coagulation haematologists, interventional radiologists, sclerotherapists, generalpractitioners, sonographers, vascular biology and coagulation scientists, residents, fellows in training,medical students, nursing staff.Program OverviewSaturday06 Feb07.0007.3008.0008.3009.0009.3010.0010.3011.0011.3012.0012.3013.0013.3014.0014.3015.0015.3016.0016.3017.0017.3018.0018.3019.0019.3020.0020.3021.0021.3022.0022.3023.00BasicPhlebologyCourseAdvancedPhlebologyCourseConference WelcomeCocktailsSunday07 FebBasicPhlebologyCourseCombinedSessionsAfternoonFreeAdvancedPhlebologyCourseScanmedics WelcomeCocktail Party‘The Last Drink’ WineTasting Challenge& Yes MinisterCable Bay Vineyard,Waiheke IslandMonday08 FebTuesday09 FebRegistration Desk Open daily from 7:30-5:30pmBreakfast withthe StarsEndovenous LaserSymposium 1SclerotherapySymposium 1AfternoonFreePre-CeremonyDrinksConferringCeremonyGala DinnerAuckland Town HallControversies inPhlebology 1Small VeinSymposiumBasicScienceResearchUltrasoundInterestGroupVenous DiseaseUpdateVenousThromboembolismWednesday10 FebMedicolegalBreakfastControversies inPhlebology 2SegmentalIncompetenceScientificMethods &PhelebologyFree PapersSclerotherapySymposium 2Endovenous LaserSymposium 2Thursday11 FebDiagnosticImagingSonographyWorkshopsAustralasian College of Phlebology | 13th Annual Scientific Meeting & Workshops9

Saturday 06 FebruaryBasic and Advanced Phlebology CourseBasic Phlebology CourseAdvanced Phlebology Course0730 - 1730 Registration RegistrationSTREAM ABasic Phlebology Course(Phlebology Part I)Registration RequiredCHAIR: Dr Stefania RobertsMODERATOR: Dr Louis LoizouSTREAM BAdvanced Phlebology Course(Phlebology Part II)Registration RequiredCHAIR: Prof Andre van RijMODERATOR: Dr Paul Thibault0900 - 09450945 - 1030Introduction toSclerotherapyDr Stefania Roberts (VIC)PhlebologistPatient Assessment and CEAP ClassificationDr Louis Loizou (VIC)Phlebologist1030 - 1100 Morning TeaBasic Phlebology Certificate Course0900-10001000 - 1030PhysiologyBasic ConceptsFunctional MeasuresProf Andre van Rij (NZ)Phlebologist, Vascular SurgeonPhysiologyLaser Doppler in PhlebologyProf. Imre Bihari (Hungary)Advanced Phlebology CourseCHAIR: Dr Stefania RobertsMODERATOR: Dr Louis LoizouCHAIR: Dr Attilio CavezziMODERATOR: Dr Mark ElvyHow to Set up a Sclerotherapy Practice1100 - 1145Dr Louis Loizou (VIC)Phlebologist1100-1230Lymphology WorkshopDiagnosis and ClassificationHow to Investigate Lymphodema1145 - 1230Informed Consent and Medicolegal IssuesDr Chris Lekich (QLD)Barrister1230 - 1330 LunchBasic Phlebology Certificate CourseCHAIR: Dr Stefania RobertsMODERATOR: Dr Louis LoizouProf. Neil Piller (SA)Advanced Phlebology CourseVascular AnomaliesCHAIR: Dr Ivor BermanMODERATOR: Dr John Pereira1330 - 1500Sclerotherapy Contraindicationsand ComplicationsDr Paul Thibault (NSW)Phlebologist1330 - 1500Vascular AnomaliesDr Kurosh Parsi (NSW)Phlebologist1500 - 1530 Afternoon Tea1530 - 1800CW-Doppler and PPGHands-on WorkshopDr Louis Loizou (VIC)PhlebologistDr Mark Elvy (NSW)PhlebologistDr Stefania Roberts (VIC)Phlebologist1530 - 16001600 - 17001700 - 1730When Ultrasound is Not EnoughDr John Pereira (NSW)Catheters, Wires, Embolic Agentsand DevicesProf. Lourens Bester (NSW)Interventional RadiologistONYX in Treatment of AVMalformationsChloe Brown (NSW)1730 - 1800Panel Discussion1900 - 2100CONFERENCE WELCOME COCKTAILSLive music, refreshments and cocktails while catching up with colleagues1006-11 February 2010 | The Langham Auckland | New Zealand

Sunday 07 FebruaryBasic and Advanced Phlebology CourseBasic Phlebology CourseAdvanced Phlebology Course0730 - 1730 Registration RegistrationSTREAM ASTREAM B0800 - 08250825 - 08500850 - 09150915 - 09400940 - 1000Basic Phlebology Course(Phlebology Part I)Registration RequiredCHAIR: Dr Louis LoizouMODERATOR: Dr Stefania RobertsSclerotherapy of Reticular and Telangiectic Veins:How I Do ItProf Imre Bihari (Hungary)Phlebologist, Vascular SurgeonSclerotherapy of Reticular and Telangiectic Veins:How I Do ItProf. Philip Coleridge Smith (UK)Phlebologist, Vascular SurgeonSclerotherapy of Reticular and Telangiectic Veins:How I Do ItDr JJ Guex (France)Phlebologist, AngiologistSclerotherapy of Reticular and Telangiectic Veins:How I Do ItDr Michel Schadeck (France)Phlebologist, AngiologistPanel DiscussionWhat was the best method?1000 - 1030 Morning Tea0800 - 1000Combined SessionsAdvanced Phlebology Course(Phlebology Part II)Registration RequiredCHAIR: Dr Mark ElvyMODERATOR: Dr Andrew StirlingPhlebectomy WorkshopDr Attilio Cavezzi (Italy)Phlebologist, Vascular Surgeon1030 - 1145CHAIR: Dr Michel SchadeckSclerosants and the CoagulationDr Kurosh Parsi (NSW)Phlebologist, Dermatologist1145 - 1200 Short Break1200 - 1330Combined SessionCHAIR: Prof Andre van Rij MODERATOR: Prof Ken MyersRheologyFluid Dynamics of Blood FlowProf. Masud Behnia (NSW)Prof. of Mechanical Engineering, University of SydneyAssociate Prof. Makoto Ohta (Japan)Prof. of Mechanical Engineering, Tohoku University1330 - 1430 Lunch1800 - 2200Afternoon FreeConference Welcome Party‘The Last Drink’ Waiheike Island, Cable Bay VineyardMaori Welcome - Live Music - Cocktails and CanapesYes MinisterSir Humphrey addresses the EVLT item numberWine Tasting ChallengeGrand Judge: Dr Louis LoizouAnti-Cheating Supervisor: Dr Stefania RobertWineroos vs All Noirs vs Team WorldNZD$65.00 per personAustralasian College of Phlebology | 13th Annual Scientific Meeting & Workshops11

SPECIAL EVENTConference Welcome PartyWineroosWine Tasting Competition& Yes MinisterCable Bay VineyardGRAND JUDGE: Dr Lou LoizouAll NoirsTeam WorldvsvsRepresenting Australia:Prof. Masud Behnia (NSW - Mudgee Enthusiast)Dr Mark Malouf (NSW - Red Wine Supremo)Prof. Neil Piller (SA- Clare Valley Affecionades)Dr Paul Thibault (NSW - Hunter Valley Resident)Representing NZ:Dr Peter Chapman Smith (Pinot for breakfast)Dr Kamal Karl (Pinot for lunch)Dr John Barrett (Pinot for breakfast & lunch)Mystery GuestRepresenting The World:Prof. Philip Coelridge Smith (UK)Dr JJ Guex (France)Dr Nick Morrison (USA)Dr Michel Schadeck (France)Prepare early, YOUR COUNTRY NEEDS YOU!Features: Maori Welcome • Yes Minister • Wine Tasting Challenge• Limbo Challenge & More... Includes ferry transfer from hotelNZD$65.00 per personTime: 6PM , Sunday 7th February, Cable Bay Vineyard, Waiheke Is.Dress Code: Island Style1206-11 February 2010 | The Langham Auckland | New Zealand

Monday 08 FebruaryScientific ProgramScientific Program0730 - 1730 Registration0700 - 0815Breakfast with the StarsWhat’s New in Phlebology in Italy and Around the World?Dr Attilio CavezziPhlebologist, Vascular Surgeon, ItalyCHAIR: Dr Louis LoizouNZD$65.00 per person0825 - 0830 CONFERENCE WELCOME: Dr Kurosh Parsi - ACP PresidentENDOVENOUS LASER SYMPOSIUM 1CHAIR:Prof Ken MyersMODERATOR: Dr John Barrett0830 - 0900 KEYNOTE LECUTURE: EVLA - Does the Wavelength Matter? Prof. Ken Myers (VIC)0900 - 0930GUEST LECTURE: The Complementary Roles of Surgery, Endovenouse Laser Ablation,and Foam Sclerotherapy in the Treatment of Venous Insufficiency - the U.S. PerspectiveDr Nick Morrison (USA)0930 - 0945 Endovenous Laser Treatment: 1500 nm vs. 980 nm - a Comparative Trial Dr Mark Vuylsteke (BEL)0945 - 1000 Proximal GSV and SFJ Refl ux Following EVLA Dr George Somjen (VIC)1000 - 1015 High Energy Endovenous Laser Ablation and Saw-Knife Phlebectomy Prof. Imre Bihari (HUN)1015 - 1030 Panel Discussion1030 - 1100 Morning TeaSCLEROTHERAPY SYMPOSIUM 1CHAIRDr Paul ThibaultMODERATOR: Dr Mark Malouf1100 - 1130KEYNOTE LECUTURE: Foam Sclerotherapy - The State of the ArtProf P. Coleridge-Smith(UK)1130 - 1145Liquid or Foam - Which is Better?Dr Michel Schadeck(FRA)1145 - 1200 Catheter Directed Sclerotherapy and Phlebectomy Dr Attilio Cavezzi (ITA)1200 - 1215 Ultrasound Guided Sclerotherapy - what do we know for sure? Prof. Ken Myers (VIC)1215 - 1230 Froth Treatment Prof. Imre Bihari (HUN)Experience with concomitant ultrasound-guided foam sclerotherapy and endovenous laser Prof. Ted King (USA)1230 - 1245 treatment in chronic venous disorder and its infl uence on Health Related Quality of Life (HRQL):interim analysis of more than 1000 consecutive procedures.1245 - 1300 Panel Discussion1300 - 1400 LunchAfternoon FreeLocation: Auckland Town Hall (Transport from Hotel Organised)1730 - 1830 Pre-Ceremony DrinksConferring Ceremony andLaunch of the New Zealand Faculty1830 - 1930Australasian College of PhlebologyKen Myers Oration:Professor Earl Owen, University of Sydney1930 - 2300 Gala DinnerAustralasian College of Phlebology | 13th Annual Scientific Meeting & Workshops13

Tuesday 09 FebruaryScientific ProgramScientific Program0730 - 1730 RegistrationCONTROVERSIES IN PHLEBOLOGY 1 - Small Veins SymposiumCHAIR:Dr Kurosh ParsiMODERATOR: Dr Stefania Roberts0800 - 0830KEYNOTE LECTURE - Curing the IncurableProf P. Coleridge Smith(UK)Keypad Interactive Session - How would you treat (Sclerosant/concentration/technique) ... ? (1 minute per question)1. Sporadic telangiectasias of ant. thigh (more reticular veins than telangiectasias)2. Widespread spontaneous matting of both legs with no previous treatment3. Gets matting every time you treat her4. Very fine spider veins which are barely visible5. Gets severe pigmentation6. Extensive small vein disease with no varicose veins0830 - 0900 Audience Survey Dr Kurosh Parsi (NSW)0900 - 1000Expert Panel Opinion - Panel members have 6 minutes each to answer the above questionsProf. Imre Bihari (Hungary)Dr Attilio Cavezzi (Italy)Prof. Philip Coleridge Smith (UK)Dr JJ Geux (France)Dr David Jenkins (NSW)Dr Michel Schadeck (France)Dr Paul Thibault (NSW)1000 - 1030 Panel Discussion1030 - 1100 Morning Tea1100 - 11151115 - 11301130 - 11451145 - 12001200 - 12151215 - 1230 Questions1230 - 1330STREAM ABasic Science ResearchCHAIR: Dr Nick MorrisonMODERATOR: Dr Michel SchadeckVariables in Foam Sclerotherapy with TessariMethod: Experimental DataDr Attilio Cavezzi (Italy)Interaction of Detergent Sclerosants withFibrinolytic MechanismsDr Kurosh Parsi (NSW)Detergent Sclerosants Interfere with PlateletActivation and AggregationDr Anne Pilotelle (NSW)Overall Thrombotic Activity of DetergentSclerosants: Thromboelastographic DataDavid Du (NSW)Fibrinolytic and Thrombolytic Activity ofDetergent SclerosantsDr Kurosh Parsi (NSW)LunchACP AGMSTREAM BUltrasound Interest GroupCHAIR: Ms Annie MorganMODERATOR: Ms Daryl Queenin1100 - 1215 Sumitted Abstracts1406-11 February 2010 | The Langham Auckland | New Zealand

Tuesday 09 FebruaryScientific ProgramScientific Program - ContinuedVENOUS DISEASE UPDATECHAIR:Dr George SomjenMODERATOR: Dr Paul Dinnen1330 - 1400KEYNOTE LECTURE - Venoactive Drugs - Gimmick or Medicine?Prof P. Coleridge Smith(UK)1400 - 1415 Multiple Sclerosis and Cerebral Venous Insufficiency Dr Paul Thibault (NSW)1415 - 1430 Prevalence of Refl ux in the Great Saphenous Vein as a Function of Diameter Dr Nick Morrison (USA)1430 - 1445Venous Perforators in Normal Lower LimbsProf. Andre van Rij (NZ)Ultrasound Characterisation and Comparison with Resin Caste Anatomy1445 - 1500 Venous Incompetence in Children Dr Michel Schadek (FRA)1500 - 1515 Relationship Between Number of Pregnancies and Great Saphenous Vein Diameter Dr Nick Morrison (USA)1515 - 1530Progression and recurrence of vein disease in patients treated with endovenous laser ablation: Prof. Ted King (USA)Two-four year experience. Is there a place for the phrase recurrent varices after laser or reval?1530 - 1545 Questions1545 - 1615 Afternoon TeaVENOUS THROMBOEMBOLISMCHAIR:Prof. Andre van RijMODERATOR: Dr Sanjeev Chunilal1615 - 1645 GUEST LECTURE - The Future of New Antithrombotics Dr Sanjeev Chunilal (NZ)1645 - 1715 GUEST LECTURE - Venous Thromboembolism: An Update of What’s New Dr Abdullah Omari (NSW)1715 - 1730The Time Sequence of the Development of Axial Deep Refl ux Following Lower Limb DVTProf. Andre van Rij (NZ)A Prospective Study over 5 Years1730 - 1745 Challenging Cases In VTE Dr Abdullah Omari (NSW)1745 - 1800 QuestionsLocal Eatery | AucklandAustralasian College of Phlebology | 13th Annual Scientific Meeting & Workshops15

Wednesday 10 FebruaryScientific ProgramScientific Program0730 - 1730 Registration0700 - 0800MEDICOLEGAL BREAKFASTWhy Patients Complain and What Happens After? Healthcare Complaints Commission, NSWWho is Getting Sued for Treating Veins?PRESENTERS: Dr Chris Lekich, Barrister in LawMs Katja Beitat, HCCC, NSWNZD$65.00 per personCONTROVERSIES IN PHLEBOLOGY 2 - Segmental Venous Incompetence SymposiumCHAIR:Dr Paul DinnenMODERATOR: Dr Paul Tibault0800 - 0830 KEYNOTE LECTURE - Preserving The Great Saphenous Vein - A Lost Cause? Prof Imre Bihari (HUN)Keypad Interactive Session What would your treat strategy be if .... ? (1 minute per question)1. Prox GSV competent, distal incompetent2. Prox GSV incompetent but distal competent3. AAGSV or PAGSV incompetent but GSV competent4. GSV and intersaphenous veins incompetent and the mid-third of SSV incompetent5. SSV incompetent, inter-saphenous veins incompetent, PAV incompetent, but GSV competent6. Mid-third of GSV incompetent0830 - 0900 Audience Survey Dr Kurosh Parsi (NSW)0900 - 1000Expert Panel Opinion - Panel members have 6 minutes each to answer the above questionsProf. Imre Bihari (Hungary)Dr Attilio Cavezzi (Italy)Prof. Philip Coleridge Smith (UK)Dr JJ Geux (France)Dr Nick Morrison (USA)Prof. Ken Myers (VIC)Dr Michel Schadeck (France)1000 - 1030 Panel Discussion1030 - 1100 Morning Tea1100 - 11201120 - 11401140 - 12001200 - 1220STREAM AScientific Methods and PhlebologyCHAIR: Prof. Philip Coleridge SmithMODERATOR: Prof. Andre van RijGuest LectureHow Not to Get Rejected!Prof. Philip Coleridge Smith, Editor, European Journal ofVascular Endovascular SurgeryGuest LectureSomething Wrong With Those Numbers!Prof. Ken Myers (VIC)Guest LecturePatient Reported OutcomesDr JJ Guex (France)Guest LectureBlood Flow Fluid Mechanics:How and What We MeasureProf. Masud Behnia (NSW)STREAM BFree PapersCHAIR: Dr Mark ElvyMODERATOR: Dr Jacqui Chirgwin1100 - 1220 Submitted Abstracts1220 - 1230 Questions1230 - 1330 Lunch1606-11 February 2010 | The Langham Auckland | New Zealand

Wednesday 10 FebruaryScientific ProgramScientific ProgramSCLEROTHERAPY SYMPOSIUM 2CHAIR:Dr Attilio CavezziMODERATOR: Prof Imre Bihari1330 - 1400 KEYNOTE LECTURE - Bubbles in the Brain - What do we know? Dr Nick Morrison (USA)1400 - 1415 The French Polidoconal Registry - a Survey Covering 3357 Patient Years Dr JJ Guex (FRA)1415 - 1430Complications of Duplex Guided Sclerotherapy of the Small Saphenous VeinDr Michel Schadeck (FRA)Study of a Population of 4984 Patients1430 - 1445 Uncomplicated Sclerotherapy, Post-Sclerotherapy Deep Vein Occlusion and D-dimer Measurements Dr Kurosh Parsi (NSW)1445 - 1500Safety of Large Volume Foam UGS Combined with ELVADr Peter Chapman Smith(NZ)1500 - 1515 Topical Nitrates in the Treatment of Sclerotherapy Induced Skin Necrosis: Case Presentation Dr David Jenkins (NSW)1515 - 1530 Panel Discussion and Questions1530 - 1600 Afternoon TeaENDOVENOUS LASER SYMPOSIUM 2CHAIR:Prof Ken MyersMODERATOR: Prof Ted King1600 - 1615Endovenous Laser Ablation: Intraluminal Centralisation of Fibre-Tip can Perfectionate the Technique Dr Marc Vuylsteke (BEL)A Histological Study1615 - 1630 How safe and effective is high energy endovenous laser ablation? Prof. Ted King (USA)1630 - 1645Timing of Foam Sclerotherapy with EVLA - Stat or DelayedDr Peter Chapman Smith(NZ)1645 - 1700 The Fate of the Below Knee Segment of the GSV Including Perforating Veins after Endovenous Treatment Dr George Somjen (VIC)1700 - 1715EVLA vs. Foam UGS for Saphenous Trunks - 5 Year Prospective Outcome DataDr Peter Chapman Smith(NZ)1715 - 1730 Can saphenous and sural nerve paresthesia be prevented during ELT? Prof. Ted King (USA)1730 - 1745 TBA1745 - 1800 Panel DiscussionThursday 11 FebruaryDiagnostic Imaging Sonography WorkshopsDiagnostic Imaging Sonography Workshops0730 - 1730 RegistrationDiagnostic Imaging UltrasoundHands-on Workshops0800 - 1800Topics:• Get to know your machines• Venous Incompetence Mapping• Deep Vein Thrombosis• Venous Anatomy• Upper Limb and Neck• Pelvic and Abdominal• Advanced DuplexRegistration RequiredAustralasian College of Phlebology | 13th Annual Scientific Meeting & Workshops17

ENDOTMLASER 1500nmThe ideal alternative to classic surgical stripping of the great and small saphenous veins!• Less painful • Less bruising • Less expensive fibersThe Endo laser 1500nm delivers the optimal wavelength for the endoluminal treatment of varicose veins.The 1500 nm is 1000 times more absorbent in water than 810 nm with this greater specificity requiring lesspower, implying less heat diffusion in surrounding tissue and no undesirable side effects.Only a minimum of local anesthesia is needed, delivered through a sole puncture with patients being ableto walk within 15 minutes of the treatment.Key features:• Wavelength: 1500 nm• Procedure power: 6W• Maximum laser output power: 12 W• Red aiming beam (630 nm) enables visibilityof fiber tip throughout procedure• Small, portable, weighing approx 10kg• Synchronized pull back device available• Fiber tester incorporatedProudly distributed by:18Device Consulting Pty Ltd. Unit 15, 62A Albert Street Preston Victoria 3072Tel +613 9484 7722 Fax +613 9484 7733Email: sales@deviceconsulting.com.au Web: www.deviceconsulting.com.au06-11 February 2010 | The Langham Auckland | New Zealand

Special Event:Breakfast with the StarsGuest Speaker: Dr Attilio Cavezzi, Phlebologist, Vascular Surgeon, ItalyWhat’s New in Phlebology?The Local Scene in Italy and Around the GlobeMonday 08 February, Greys Room, Langham Hotel, Auckland from 7:00am - 8:15amMenu: Typical Italian BreakfastFEE NZD$65 per personSpecial Event:MEDICOLEGAL BREAKFASTWhy Patients Complain and What Happens After?Healthcare Complaints Commission, NSWWho is Getting Sued for Treating Veins?PRESENTERS: Dr Chris Lekich, Barrister in Law - Ms Katja Beitat, HCCC, NSWWednesday 10 February, Greys Room, Langham Hotel, Auckland from 7:00am - 8:00amFEE NZD$65.00 per person19Australasian College of Phlebology | 13th Annual Scientific Meeting & Workshops

ACP 2010: General InformationTRANSPORTATIONLangham Hotel Limousine ServiceGuests can be picked up from the airport by a chauffeur who will havean accommodation registration card for the guest in the Limousine - youcan complete the card during the journey - the chauffeur will take aswipe of your credit card for guarantee and will also have the keysfor your room(s) so you can go straight to your designated room uponarrival at the hotel.The cost is: $90.00 including GST from Airport to the hotel and $75.00including GST from Hotel to the airport. Indicate on the conferenceregistration form if you would like to book a Limousine transfer.Taxis and shuttlesAuckland Airport licenses specifi c taxi and shuttle companies to ensureairport visitors and travellers receive a high standard of service. All taxiand shuttle companies are able to drop you off at the airport, howeveronly licensed companies are able to pick you up from the designatedtaxi ranks at the terminal buildings.Taxi and shuttle ranks are located outside the arrivals area (door 8) atthe international terminal. You can pre-book with one of the companieslisted below or just turn up at the terminal ranks – taxis and shuttles arealways available.Indicative fares from the airport into the city is betweenNZ$60 – NZ$80 one-way for a taxi. For specifi c fare pricing, contactthe taxi and shuttle companies directly.Auckland Combined Citicabs TaxisPhone: +64 9 300 1111 Website: www.citicabs.co.nzAuckland Co-op TaxisPhone: +64 9 300 3000 Website: www.cooptaxi.co.nzCorporate CabsPhone: +64 9 377 0773 Website: www.corporatecabs.co.nzVISABefore you travel to New Zealand, please check that your passport isready for the trip. Your passport must be:• Valid for at least 3 months beyond your intended departure date.• Not damaged, defaced or excessively worn.• Showing a visa or permit, if you require one.Do you need a New Zealand visa or permit?You do not need a visa or permit to visit New Zealand if you are:• A New Zealand citizen or Resident Permit holder• An Australian citizen travelling on an Australian passport• An Australian resident with a current Australian resident return visa• A British citizen and or British passport holder who canproduce evidence of the right to reside permanently in the UK(you can stay up to six months)• A citizen of a country which has a visa waiver agreement withNew ZealandFor more detailed information check out the Visa free countriessection of the Immigration New Zealand website:http://glossary.immigration.govt.nz/VisaFreeCountries.htmPAYMENTAll prices are in New Zealand dollars including GST. All onlineregistration must be paid by credit card via the website. Please notethat debits to your credit card will appear as Conference Matters onyour statement. If you complete a registration form manually and payvia cheque, please note cheques or drafts must be in New Zealandcurrency, drawn on an New Zealand bank and free of all charges.FOOD & BEVERAGESpecify dietary requirements on the registration form.Coffee BreaksCoffee breaks are included in the registration fee and will be servedin several locations, including the Exhibition Area, to delegates fromSaturday, 06 February, 2010 to Wednesday, 10 February 2010during the session breaks.LunchLunch breaks are included in the registration fee and will be servedin several locations, including the Exhibition Area, to delegates fromSaturday, 06 February, 2010 to Wednesday, 10 February 2010during the session breaks.LANGUAGEEnglish is the offi cial Congress language and no translation servicesare offered.REGISTRATION & BADGESPlease go to the Congress website at www.phlebology.com.au foronline registration. The other option is to use the registration form atthe back of this announcement or to print the PDF fi le of the registrationform off the website, and send the completed form to the ConferenceSecretariat either by fox or by mail. All participants, including speakersand chairmen, must submit a completed registration form.Name BadgesName badges must be visible and used at all times, anywhere at theLangham Hotel for access to the meeting and offi cial social functions.RULESSmoking PolicyThe ACP 2010 Meeting is a non-smoking event. Participants are kindlyrequested to refrain from smoking in the meeting venue, including theExhibition Area.Mobile PhonesDelegates are kindly requested to keep their mobile phones silenced inthe rooms where scientifi c and educational sessions are being held, aswell as during poster sessions.SPEAKER’S SETUP ROOMSpeakers are asked to bring their formatted PowerPoint presentationsto the Speaker’s Preview Room the day before or at least one sessionbefore their scheduled presentation. Files from keydrives or CD-ROMscan be transferred to the Congress servers at that time. All conferencerooms contain state-of-the-art technical equipment.TRAVEL INSURANCEThe conference organisers recommend that delegates purchase travelinsurance including cover for non-refundable meeting registration fees.ELECTRICITY240/250 volts AC 50HZ. Universal outlets for 110 volts (shavers only)are standard in hotels, apartments and motels20The Speakers’ Setup Room will be open as follows:Saturday February 06, 2010 7:30 AM - 7:00 PMSunday February 07, 2010 7:30 AM - 5:00 PMMonday February 08, 2010 7:30 AM - 7:00 PMTuesday February 09, 2010 7:30 AM - 7:00 PMWednesday February 10, 2010 7:30 AM - 7:00 PMINTERNET CONNECTIONSThe Langham Hotel has a business room available with internetaccess. Internet also available in rooms.06-11 February 2010 | The Langham Auckland | New Zealand

ACCOMMODATIONThe Langham Hotel | Auckland83 Symonds Street, Auckland 1140, New ZealandThe Langham Hotel Auckland exudes a timeless elegance that celebrates the past, yetembraces the future. As a luxury Auckland hotel, you will be enchanted with the tradition ofgraceful living.The Langham is particularly recognised for:• Outstanding 5 star luxury hotel accommodation (comprising 410 rooms, including 70The Langham Club rooms and 12 suites)• Exceptional restaurants, lounges and bars• Rejuvenating Chuan Spa, unique to this luxury Auckland hotel• Excellent leisure facilities, including a well-equipped fi tness studio,heated swimming pool,sauna and jacuzzi• 24-hour room serviceThe Langham Hotel Auckland is among the ‘Leading Hotels of the World’.LocationThe Langham Hotel Auckland is conveniently located:• Close to key motorway access points• Within walking distance of the waterfront and downtown business and shopping areas• Near the beautiful Auckland Domain and the Auckland War Memorial Museum• With complimentary daily shuttle service to the city centreAccommodation Options:Classic Room:Located on levels 1 to 4, these rooms are stylishly opulent and decorated in tones thatcomplement the pleasingly light-hued furnitureExecutive Room:Located on levels 5 and 6, these rooms are richly decorated in sumptuous silks and velvets.These rooms include complimentary internet access is available in the mini business centreon fl oors 5 and 6.Club Room:Tastefully appointed in the most luxurious upholstery fabrics, these rooms also offer all theextra luxury and privileges of The Langham Club including access to the exclusive Clublounge and complimentary use of the business centre. The Langham Club Room and Suiteguests will enjoy butler service and complimentary hot and cold breakfast items, two hoursof evening cocktails and canapés in the hotel club lounge.Bed and Full Buffet Breakfast rate – please add $30incGST to the room rate, per person.Accommodation Confirmation:Conference Matters has negotiated a reduced rate for conference delegates during theconference. All accommodation booking must be made through Conference Matters.Accommodation will not be processed unless accompanied by full payment.Change of booking:All changes to reservations must be made in writing to Conference Matters, not the Hotel.Refund:A refund will only be made if notifi cation of cancellation is received in writing 30 days priorto your reservation date.Check-in and check-out:Standard check-in time at hotel is 3.00 pm onwards. If a room is required prior to this timeConference Matters should be advised as hotel may otherwise charge an additional fee.Delegates arriving after 6.00 pm should indicate the estimated time of arrival, as the hotel,if not notifi ed of a late arrival, may release the room to other guests. Check-out time is11.00am. Any departure after 11.00 am is subject to a charge.The Winery| The Langham | AucklandAccommodation Rates:All rates shown in NZ DollarsRoom 1-2 peopleClassic Room $210Executive Room $255Club Room $335Club Room| The Langham | Auckland21Australasian College of Phlebology | 13th Annual Scientific Meeting & Workshops

REGISTRATION FEES - All rates shown in NZ DollarsBASIC & ADVANCED PHLEBOLOGY COURSESSat 06 - Sun 07 FebEarly Bird Registration Regular Registration Late RegistrationPrior to 14 December After 14 DecemberOnsiteBasic/Advanced Course $770 $990 $1100ACP Basic/Advanced Trainees FREE FREE FREEUniversity Students FREE FREE FREEDiscount if registered for Conference -$220 -$220 -$220ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC MEETING (3-DAYS) - Includes Conference Welcome Party, Conferring Ceremony & Gala DinnerMon 08 Feb - Wed 10 FebEarly Bird Registration Regular Registration Late RegistrationPrior to 14 December After 14 DecemberOnsiteACP Fellows and Medical Members $1,200 $1,430 $1,540Non-member Medical $1,430 $1,540 $1,650ACP Affiliate Members (Sonographers,Nurses, Scientists, Student Members)$770 $990 $1100Non-member Sonographer, Nurse Scientist, andMedical/ Sonography/ Nursing/ Science Student$990 $1100 $1,100ACP Basic/Advanced Trainees $770 $990 $1100DAILY REGISTRATIONDaily RegistrationEarly Bird Registration Regular Registration Late RegistrationPrior to 14 December After 14 DecemberOnsiteACP Fellows and Medical Members $440 $550 $660Non-Members $550 $660 $770University Students* FREE FREE FREEACP Affiliate Members $330 $440 $550ACP Basic/Advanced Trainees $330 $440 $550DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING SONOGRAPHY WORKSHOPThurs 11 FebEarly Bird Registration Regular Registration Late RegistrationPrior to 14 December After 14 DecemberOnsiteACP Fellows and Medical Members $660 $770 $880Non-member Medical $770 $880 $990ACP Affiliate Members (Sonographers,Nurses, Scientists, Student Members)$330 $440 $550Non-member Sonographer, Nurse Scientist, andMedical/ Sonography/ Nursing/ Science Student$660 $770 $880ACP Basic/Advanced Trainees FREE FREE FREEUniversity Students FREE FREE FREEDiscount if registered for Conference -$110 -$110 -$110ADDITIONAL REGISTRATIONSat 06 Feb - Thurs 11 FebEarly Bird Registration Regular Registration Late RegistrationPrior to 14 December After 14 DecemberOnsiteInternational and Keynote Speakers Complimentary Complimentary ComplimentaryComplimentary Day Complimentary Day Complimentary DayInvited Speakers & the local scientific facultyregistration for the day of registration for the day of registration for the day ofpresentation. Full fees for presentation. Full fees for presentation. Full fees forother days and sessions. other days and sessions. other days and sessions.Other Presenters Full fees as above Full fees as above Full fees as above* University Students: Does not include conference dinner. All students must have their applications endorsed by their Professor or Head of Department and have to send in a copy of their student ID-card.REGISTRATION ENTITLEMENTSBasic Phlebology Course (Phlebology Part I)Entry to Basic or Advanced Course on Saturday 06 February and Sunday 07 February, morningand afternoon tea, lunch, conference satchel and Welcome Cocktails.Advanced Phlebology Course (Phlebology Part II)Entry to Basic or Advanced on Saturday 06 February and Sunday 07 February, morning andafternoon tea, lunch, conference satchel and Welcome Cocktails.ASM Registration: Mon 8 February - Wed 10 FebruaryEntry to all conference sessions, Welcome Cocktails, Conferring Ceremony and Gala Dinner,morning and afternoon teas, lunches, & conference satchel.Day registration:All conference sessions for one day, morning and afternoon tea, lunch, conference satchel and Welcome Cocktails if attendingSaturday 06 February.Spouses registration:All morning and afternoon teas, lunch and Welcome Cocktails. Non-medical spouses are welcome to attend the conferencesessions.REGISTRATION CONFIRMATIONAll delegates will receive written confi rmation of their conference registration once received and payment has been processed.Registration will not be processed unless accompanied by full payment.CANCELLATION POLICYCancellations can only be received in writing, and incur a loss of 50% of registration fees up until Friday 11 December 2009. Latercancellations forfeit registration fees paid. Any other refunds are at the discretion of the organisers. Substitutions can be made. Pleaseadvise substitutions in writing. Substitutions are only valid when confi rmed by Conference Matters.PRIVACYThe contact information supplied on the registration form will be distributed to the attending industry sponsors. Please advise inwriting if you do not wish to be included on this list.2206-11 February 2010 | The Langham Auckland | New Zealand

Australasian College of Phlebology 2010 | Annual Scientific Meeting & WorkshopsThe Langham Auckland | New Zealand | 06-11 February 2010PERSONAL DETAILSTitle: Miss / Mrs / Ms / Mr / Dr / Prof / Assoc ProfFirst Name: _________________________________Surname:___________________________________Company / Clinic Name: _________________________________________________________________Clinic location: __________________________________________________________________________City/TownPreferred Contact Address: ______________________________________________________________StreetPh: ____________________________Fax: ___________________________Mobile: _______________________Special requests: (ie dietary requests, disabilities, etc)________________________________________________________________________________________SuburbCountryVegetarian Vegan Kosher Halal Other________________________________________________________________________________________City/TownPost CodeEmail: ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Additional Attendees: ___________________________________________________________________ Title, First Name, Last Name___________________________________CANCELLATION POLICY: Cancellations can only be received in writing, and incur a loss of 50% of registration fees within 21 days of the conference commencing.Later cancellations forfeit registration fees paid. Any other refunds are at the discretion of the organisers. PRIVACY: The contact information supplied onthe registration form will be distributed to the attending industry sponsors. Please tick this box if you do not wish to be included on this list.A. REGISTRATION FEES (GST Inclusive - NZD)BASIC & ADVANCED PHLEBOLOGY COURSE - 06-07 FEBBasic Phlebology 2 day course ........................... $ 990 $ _______Advanced Phlebology 2 day course .................. $ 990 $ _______ACP Basic & Advanced Trainees ......................... FREE $ _______University Students ............................................ FREE $ _______Less early bird discount if booked before 14 Dec 2009 Deduct $ 220.00Less discount if booked for main conference Deduct $ 110.00CONFERENCE MON 08 – WED 10 FEBACP Fellows & Medical Members ...................... $1,430 $ _______Non-members Medical ....................................... $1,540 $ _______ACP Basic & Advanced Trainees ......................... $ 990 $ _______ACP Affiliate Members (sonographers, nurses, scientists, students) $ 990 $ _______Non-member (sonographers, nurses, scientists, students) ................ $1,100 $ _______International & Keynote Speakers........ ............ FREE $ _______Exhibitors ............................................................ $ 440 $ _______Less early bird discount if booked before 14 Dec 2009 Deduct $ 220.00Or Daily RegistrationMonday Tuesday WednesdayACP Fellows & Medical Members - Days ____ @$ 550 $ _______Non MembersDays ____ @$ 660 $ _______ACP Affiliate Members/Trainees - Days ____ @$ 440 $ _______University Students ............................................ FREE $ _______Less early bird discount if booked before 14 Dec 2009 Deduct $ 110.00Thursday 11th September Diagnostic WorkshopsACP Fellows & Medical Members ...................... $ 770 $ _______Non-members Medical ....................................... $ 880 $ _______ACP Basic & Advanced Trainees ......................... FREE $ _______ACP Affiliate Members (sonographers, nurses, scientists, students) $ 440 $ _______Non-member (sonographers, nurses, scientists, students) ................ $ 770 $ _______University Student (ID required) ................................. FREE $ _______Less early bird discount if booked before 14 Dec 2009 Deduct $ 110.00Less discount if booked for main conference Deduct $ 110.00Breakfast SessionsBreakfast with the Stars (Mon 08 Feb) .................. $ 65 $ _______Medico Legal Breakfast (Wed 10 Feb) .................. $ 65 $ _______TOTAL REGISTRATION FEE (TOTAL A) $ _______B. SOCIAL & FUNCTION PROGRAMPartner registration (Non Medical) ................... $ 200 $ _______Conference Welcome Cocktails - Sat 6th Feb No. ____ $No ChargeScanmedics Conference Party - Sun 7th Feb .... $ 65 $ _______Graduation Ceremony Dinner - Mon 8th FebAttending Not AttendingExtra Tickets.......................................No._____ $ 275 $ _______TOTAL FUNCTION FEE (TOTAL B) $ _______C. ACCOMMODATION - The LanghamArrival Date _________ Feb Departure Date _________ FebKing Bed Two Twin Beds SmokingRoom Options:Classic Room (1-2 people) ______ nights @ $210 $ _______Executive Room (1-2 people) ______ nights @ $255 $ _______Club Room (1-2 people) ______ nights @ $335 $ _______Full Buffet Breakfast rate ______ nights @ $30pp $ _______TOTAL ACCOMMODATION FEE (TOTAL C) $ _______A+B+C = TOTAL ENCLOSED (NZD GST Inc) $PAYMENT DETAILS GST Tax Invoice Number 95-598-579I authorise Conference Matters to charge my Visa/Mastercard/AMEX/Dinersas detailed below, with the amount of $ _______________________________Card Number:Card expiry date ______ /______ Date______ /______ /_______Print Cardholder’s Name ______________________________________Cardholder’s Signature _______________________________________Cheque:$____________ (NZD) payable to: Conference Matters.Direct Credit 12-3099-0826112-000 Ref: Surname ACP2010Return this form to Conference Matters, Fax +64 (0)9 437 4089 or post to PO Box 1661, Whangarei, New ZealandAll Enquiries to Leon +64 (0)21 164 3815 or leon@conferencematters.co.nz

GOLD SPONSORSILVER SPONSORSEXHIBITORSBooking Conditions1. Accommodation can be booked through Conference Matters (CM) at the group discount rates.Rooms are single/twin use. More than two people may incur extra bed charges. Space is limited androoms will be allocated as registrations are received.2. Dress is smart casual during the conference.3. CM is responsible for all monies paid which will be receipted.4. The academic programme may be altered by the conveners at any time.5. Cancellations can only be received in writing, and incur a loss of 50% of registration fees up until Friday11 December 2009. Later cancellations forfeit registration fees paid. Any other refunds are at the discretionof the organisers.6. CM will not be responsible for delays or non-provision of travel services as airlines or travel agents.The Australasian College of PhlebologyP.O. Box 549Bondi Junction NSW 1355 AustraliaOffice Address: Suite 1602, Level 16, 520 Oxford StreetBondi Junction NSW 2022 AustraliaTelephone: 1800 666 776 or +61 2 9386 1811Facsimile: +61 2 9386 1822Email: info@phlebology.com.auWeb address: www.phlebology.com.auABN: 48 390 641 608