Lunch & Learn- Hosted by Mass. Vein Care
Name:
Lunch & Learn- Hosted by Mass. Vein Care
Date:
January 12, 2018
Time:
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM EST
Registration:
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Event Description:
Learn More About Dr. Collares:
A Brazilian native, Dr. Collares completed medical school and radiology residency in Brazil, moving to the United States to finish his training in interventional radiology at BIDMC. Currently, Dr Collares is an attending interventional radiologist at BIDMC, serving as the medical director of the Massachusetts Vein Care Center. He is also appointed the director of Quality Assurance for Interventional Radiology at BIDMC. His clinical interest lies with the treatment of patients with varicose and spider also known as venous insufficiency.
If you are bothered by the appearance and symptoms of small spider veins or bulging varicose veins Mass Vein Care can help. Learn about treatment options, bring your questions and schedule a complimentary screening so that you enjoy an active lifestyle. Chronic venous disease of the legs is one of the most common conditions in the United States, present in up to 60% of the adult population (20-25% women and 10-15% of men will have visible varicose veins). This condition may be related to age, family history, female gender, previous pregnancy and occupations requiring prolonged sitting or standing. Visit our website for more information www.massveincare.com
A Brazilian native, Dr. Collares completed medical school and radiology residency in Brazil, moving to the United States to finish his training in interventional radiology at BIDMC. Currently, Dr Collares is an attending interventional radiologist at BIDMC, serving as the medical director of the Massachusetts Vein Care Center. He is also appointed the director of Quality Assurance for Interventional Radiology at BIDMC. His clinical interest lies with the treatment of patients with varicose and spider also known as venous insufficiency.
If you are bothered by the appearance and symptoms of small spider veins or bulging varicose veins Mass Vein Care can help. Learn about treatment options, bring your questions and schedule a complimentary screening so that you enjoy an active lifestyle. Chronic venous disease of the legs is one of the most common conditions in the United States, present in up to 60% of the adult population (20-25% women and 10-15% of men will have visible varicose veins). This condition may be related to age, family history, female gender, previous pregnancy and occupations requiring prolonged sitting or standing. Visit our website for more information www.massveincare.com
