Welcoming Words
Join us at the UIP 2025 Congress in the vibrant city of Buenos Aires! This event is an unparalleled opportunity to connect with experts, explore groundbreaking research, and engage in thought-provoking discussions. Explore the welcoming words below and hear from our leaders from all over the world.
LATAM President’s Welcoming Words
Dear Colleagues and Friends,
We are very pleased to announce that Latin America is enthusiastically preparing to receive the XXI World Congress of the International Union of Phlebology. This emblematic event symbolizes the strength and union of our ties, stronger than ever, ready to offer an unforgettable experience in the beautiful city of Buenos Aires.
The vibrant energy of Latin American Phlebology is now expressed in Buenos Aires, spreading from Tierra del Fuego in Chile to Tijuana in Mexico. We are at a crucial stage to benefit from the light of Phlebological and Lymphological scientific knowledge worldwide.
This XXI World Congress of the International Union of Phlebology and Lymphology marks the return of this prestigious event to Latin America.
Dear colleagues, we are sure that the waiting has been worth it. More than 23 societies have been united, grown and gathering together make this congress the most inclusive in the history of our organization.
We extend a cordial invitation to join us in Buenos Aires in 2025. We are going to share knowledge, innovations and foster new collaborations that will certainly enrich our practice and understanding of Phlebology and Lymphology.
We look forward to your valuable presence and participation.
Welcoming Words
I In the wonderful city of Buenos Aires, vibrant center of Latin America culture, the XXI UIP World Congress Buenos Aires 2025will take place, welcoming the entire healthcare professional community of Phlebology, Lymphology and all close specialties
“We look forward to welcoming the more than 80 UIP member Societies from all the continents It’s our first commitment to make sure all the members and attendees will feel at home and pro-activley engaged in both the scientific and social activities.”
In addition, international societies from other specialties will be present in an interdisciplinary scientific framework to discuss common problems, with the support of ISL; ISTH, Cardiovascular Surgery, Wound care, etc.
Many Universities will be invited to discuss educational topics, trying to unify professional training in the framework of the UIP curriculum.
Latin American societies will brainstorm on common regional issues.
This Organizing Committee is pleased to receive such distinguished personalities that together with the national and Latin American referents will give this event the prestige which has distinguished it through the years.
“UIPeople”
Why we ALL are Buenos Aires 2025
Why we ALL are UIP
“We ALL are Buenos Aires 2025” is the line chosen for this historical event and it is a clear statement related to one of the main values promoted by the International Union of Phlebology (UIP)
Inclusiveness
In Buenos Aires, the meeting doors of “THE” WORLD Society dedicated to Phlebology and Lymphology will be fully open to ALL the healthcare professionals dedicated to vein lymphatic practice..and not “only”. Indeed, the event is designed to offer the unique chance of a bird-eye view on ALL the evidence-based met and unmet needs in the field, together with the opportunity to reach out to related sectors, inside and outside the healthcare professional world. Since last years, the actions UIP has been taking focus on enhancing the scientific quality and the educational opportunities, while providing advocacy and veinlymphatic awareness for both the colleagues and patients around the globe.
These are also the “pillars” of the 2025 World Congress, a “house” where ALL the attendees can feel comfortable in expressing their contribution, as long as moral and appropriate. It’s our deepest pleasure to notice how this call to action has been already so well received by so many colleagues from all continents. The only way in which we can really accomplish the UIP mission of properly representing the Vein and Lymphatic world is by pro-actively co-working ALL together, following the highest Ethics and Expertise.
Last but not least, I’d like to profoundly thank the Latam hosting team: the top quality of the initiative is guaranteed by the more than significant experience of the Latin America Organizers, who have been repeatedly showcasing international educational events of top technical quality, enriched by the deepest and most pleasant humane touch. A special care has been put in lowering the registration fee in order to make the Congress accessible to ALL. This decision goes with many other opportunities of global engagement that will occur at Buenos Aires 2025 World Congress:
the meeting will represent literally an “event” in UIP history considering that, in order to accomplish the UIP mission according to its deepest values of quality, inclusiveness and ethics, it will be the first World Congress managed directly by the UIP, in collaboration with the hosting societies.
Looking forward to welcoming ALL the ones promoting professional, personal, scientific and moral appropriateness, I remain at full disposal of ALL “U.I.P.eople” and of ALL the ones who will like to get involved with the Phlebology & Lymphology World
UIP EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE
PRESIDENT
Sergio Gianesini
(Italy)
IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT
Kurosh Parsi
(Australia)
CHAIR UIP CONGRESS & EVENTS COMMITTEE
Oscar Bottini (Argentina)
CHAIR EDUCATION COMMITTEE
Pauline Martinbeau
(Canada).
CHAIR SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
Fedor Lurie (USA)
GENERAL SECRETARY
Ahmet Kürsat Bozkurt
(Turkey)
VICE PRESIDENTS
Javier Serralde (Mexico)
Lorena Grillo (Costa Rica)
Ravul Jindal (India)
Zaza Lazarashvili (Georgia)
Carlos Simkin (Argentina)
Rodrigo Rial (Spain)
SCIENTIFIC
COMMITTEE
PRESIDENT
Sergio Gianesini (Italy)
IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT
Kurosh Parsi (Australia)
CHAIR UIP CONGRESS & EVENTS COMMITTEE
Oscar Bottini (Argentina)
CHAIR EDUCATION COMMITTEE
Pauline Martinbeau (Canada).
CHAIR SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
Fedor Lurie (USA)
Fedor Lurie (USA)
GENERAL SECRETARY
Ahmet Kürsat Bozkurt (Turkey)
VICE PRESIDENTS
Javier Serralde (Mexico)
Lorena Grillo (Costa Rica)
Ravul Jindal (India)
Zaza Lazarashvili (Georgia)
Carlos Simkin (Argentina)
Rodrigo Rial (Spain)
UIP MEMBER SOCIETIES
Argentinian College of Venous
and Lymphatic Surgery-CACVYL
Association of the Vascular
Surgeons, Phlebologists and
Angiologists of Ukraine
Bangladesh Vascular Society
Brazilian Society of Phlebology
and Lymphology
Chilean Society of Phlebology
and Lymphology
Colombian Association of
Vascular Surgery and Angiology
Cuban Society of Angiology and
Vascular Surgery
Dutch College of Phlebology
European Venous Forum
Guatemalan Phlebology
Association
Italian Society of Clinical and
Experimental Phlebology
Japanese Society of Phlebology
Dutch College of Phlebology
European Venous Forum
Mexican Society of Angiology,
Vascular and Endovascular
Surgery
Phlebology and Endovascular
Therapy Association of El
Salvador
Portuguese Society of Angiology
and Vascular Surgery
Saint Petersburg Society of
Phlebology
Slovenian Phlebological Society
Turkish Society of Phlebology
Venous Association of India
Venous World Interuniversity
Network-vWIN
Argentinian Society of
Phlebology and Lymphology –
SAFyL
Australia and New Zealand
Society of Phlebology
Benelux Society of Phlebology
Bulgarian Society of
Endovascular, Vascular Surgery
and Angiology
Chinese Association of
Phlebology
Mexican Society of Angiology,
Vascular and Endovascular
Surgery
Costa Rican Association of
Vascular Surgeons
Ecuadorian Society of
Phlebolymphology and
Microcirculation
French Society of Phlebology
Hellenic Phlebological Society
Italian Society of Phlebology
Kazakh Society of Phlebology
Ecuadorian Society of
Phlebolymphology and
Microcirculation
French Society of Phlebology
National College of
Phlebology (Russia)
Phlebology and Lymphology
Association of Buenos Aires
Province- AFLIPBA
Romanian Society of Phlebology
Scandinavian Venous Forum
Society of Vascular and
Endovascular Surgeons of
Singapore
Thai Vascular Association (Thai
Venous Forum)
Uruguayan Society of Phlebology
& Lymphology
Venous Forum of the Royal
Society of Medicine
American Vein and Lymphatic
Society
Asian Venous Forum
Austrian Society of Phlebology
and Angiology, Dermatology
Bolivian Scientific Community of
Phlebology and Lymphology
Canadian Society of Phlebology
Civil Association of Phlebology
and Lym phology of Cordoba-
Argentina
Mexican Academy of Phlebology
and Lymphology (AMFyL)
Czech Society of Phlebology
Egypt and Africa Vein and
Lymphatic Association
Georgian Association of
Angiologists and Vascular
Surgeons
Hungarian Venous Forum
Italian Society of
Phlebolymphology
Latin American Venous Forum
FVL
Egypt and Africa Vein and
Lymphatic Association
Georgian Association of
Angiologists and Vascular
Surgeons
Panamerican Society of
Phlebology & Lymphologyz
Polish Phlebological Society
Rosario Association of
Phlebology and Lymphology-
Argentina
Serbian College of Phlebology
Spanish Chapter of Phlebology
and Lymphology
The Australasian College of
Phlebology
Vascular Society of Egypt
American Venous Forum
Association of Phlebologists of
Uzbekistan
Baltic Society of Phlebology
Bonaerense Society of
Phlebology and Lymphology-
SFLB
Chilean Phlebology and
Lymphology Foundation
Civil Association of Phlebology
and Lymphology of Cordoba-
Argentina
Costa Rican Association of
Vascular Surgeons
Dominican Society of Vascular
and Endovascular Surgery
Egyptian Venous Forum
German Society of Phlebology
and Lymphology
Indonesian Venous Forum
Iranian College of Vascular
Surgeons
German Society of Phlebology
and Lymphology
Egyptian Venous Forum
Mexican College of Phlebology
Paraguayan Society of
Phlebology and Lymphology
Portuguese Society of
Angiology and Vascular Surgery
Russian Phlebological
Association
Slovak Society of Angiology,
Slovak Medical Society
Swiss Society of Phlebology
The Korean Society for
Phlebology
Venezuelan Society of
Phlebology and Lymphology
OTHER SOCIETIES
Association of Phlebology and
Lymphology of the Northeast of
Argentina- NEA
International Society of
Thrombosis and Hemoestasia –
ISTH-
Society of Phlebology and
Lymphology of Tucuman-
Argentina
Association of Phlebology and
Lymphology of Patagonia
Region-Argentina
Medical education and Research
International Interuniversity
Teamwork – MERIIT
Argentinian Association of
Surgery
Association of Phlebology,
Lymphology and arteriopathies
of Cuyo Region-ACUFLA
Peruvian Society of Angiology
and Vascular Surgery
Argentinian Association of
surgical nurses-AADI
Brazilian Society of Angiology and
Vascular Surgery
International Society of Lymphology
-ISL-
Peruvian Society of Thoracic
Cardiac and Vascular Surgery
Program Highlights
UIP General Council
81 Societies will participate in the General Council to discuss societal, scientific and educational aspects
UIP Execom Meeting
- Past, present and future actions
- Discussion and related decision making
All Societies Sessions
Multi-societies sessions delivering the best educational and interaction opportunities in an intercontinental confrontation
Evidence Based & Best Practice Sessions
Wide sessions dedicated to appropriate phlebology and lymphology practice based on the evidence, on the best practice and on the appropriateness.
Engaging Sessions
Sessions dedicated to new generations, innovative topics, challenging scenarios, and all that can help phlebology and lymphology growth around the world
Multi-Speciality Sessions
Interaction with societies belonging to other healthcare professional fields yet still related to vein-lymphatic care.
Speakers
Self-Paced Tour
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Self-Paced Tour
General Information
2 International Airport
1 Cruise Terminal
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+60 International Flights Per Day
+240 Hotels
+4000 Bars And Restaurants
+300 Theatres
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+100 Green Spaces
World Capital of Tango
23ºC
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Getting to Buenos Aires
Airports
Ministro Pistarini International Airport, (Ezeiza)
Biggest airport in Argentina 32kmaway from the city
Jorge Newbery Airport (Aeroparque)
Located in the city
Within 25 minutes of the main hotel
Top 10 Destinations
Americas
Santiago De Chile, San Pablo,
Rio de Janeiro, Lima,
Miami, Bogota, Panamá,
Asunción, Montevideo, México
D.F
Other Means of Transportation
Bus Network
+340 different routes
Train
Mostly used to go to Greater Buenos Aires area
Cycling
Network of cycle lanes all over the city Free city bike-share program
Subway
6 subway lines connecting the city+90 stations Quickest way to move around the city
Cruise Terminal
One of the most important in the region Located inthe city
Ferry Terminals
Regular services between Buenos
Aires – Montevideo and Colonia
(Uruguay) Located in the city
Flights From
+461
Cities Around the world
Europe, Africa and Asia
Madrid, London, Amsterdam,
Frankfurt, Paris, Rome, Barcelona, Istambul,
Zurich
Location Venue
Intercontinental Hotel
Business luxurious hotel in the center of Buenos Aires
embodies the classic style of this historical city. With
comfortable suites, interior pool and spa. This hotel , is entirely
dedicated to the event, therefore offering the highest
opportunities of branding, customization and contact among
colleagues and industries
ADDRESS
Moreno 809, CABA,
C1091AAQ, Buenos
Aires, Argentina
Plebological Area:
- Intercontinental
- City
- Two
- Design
- Merit
Accommodation Venue
A “UIP Perimeter” is going to be created by five hotels comfortably placed,
at a walking distance, making possible to attend the event for all economic
ranges.
Accommodation Venue
Plebological Area
Other Options
1.Sofitel Buenos Aires Recoleta 5* -
175 Rooms
2.Emperador Hotel Buenos Aires 5* -
265 Rooms
3.Esplendor By Wyndham Buenos Aires Plaza Francia 4* -
49 Rooms
4.Hotel NH Collection Buenos Aires Crillon 4* -
96 Rooms
5.Sheraton Buenos Aires Hotel & Convention Center 5* -
740 Rooms
6.Hotel NH Buenos Aires 9 de Julio 4* -
175 Rooms
7.Hotel NH Buenos Aires NH Tango 4* -
108 Rooms
8.Hotel NH Buenos Aires Latino 4* -
100 Rooms
9.Hotel NH Collection Buenos Aires Jousten 4* -
84 Rooms
10.Novo Hotel Buenos Aires 4* -
129 Rooms
11.Grand Brizo Buenos Aires 4* -
192 Rooms
12.Hotel Hilton Buenos Aires 5* -
417 Rooms
13.Buenos Aires Marriott 5* -
298 Rooms
Collaboration Packages
We propose the following collaboration packages, which allow
a higher return on investment, since the cost of the set of
service options offered is lower than the contracting of the
same services individually, in addition to obtaining a return on
the contribution through free registrations (scholarships).
These registrations will be granted to professionals exclusively
by the industry, which must draw up a list of scholarship
holders and submit it to the authorities of the event. A
Deadline of delivery is established by categories of Sponsors,
starting with the main sponsors who have priority of choice.
No repetition of professionals will be allowed in the list of
scholarship recipients. In this way we ensure that each
professional receives only one scholarship and that it does not
lose the value and recognition it deserves.
Levels
Entrance
Ground Floor
1st Undergraund
2st Undergraund
Exhibition Area
Ground Floor
Greenhouse Hall (90 People)
CONFERENCE AND MEETING ROOMs
1st Underground
Mozart Room (90 People) Chopin Room (90 People) Verdi Room (90 People)
cordiality area and conference room
2st Underground
Montserrat Room (900 People) If Divided Into A And B: 400 People Per Room Quinquela Room (100 People) Soldi Room (80 People) Picasso Room (90 People) Miró Room (90 People) Dalí Room (90 People)
SPONSOR
Services Included Per Level
Main Sponsor
Gold Sponsor
Silver Sponsor
Bronze Sponsor
Scientific Collaborations
Room Naming:
Conference rooms will be named after the different continents (America, Asia, Europe, etc). These will be announced in the program, other relevant graphic materials, etc.
Symposium:
A sponsored symposium will be included in the scientific program, being held in one of the main conference rooms. Both the content and the speakers of the session must be previously approved by the Organizing Committee. This collaboration Includes the audiovisual equipment of the room. The sponsoring company will cover the expenses of the speakers, interpreters, catering, etc.
Speaker inclusion in the Congress Program:
Previously approved by the Organizing
Committee.
Workshop:
A sponsored Workshop will be included in the scientific program, being held in one of the secondary conference rooms. Both the content and the speakers of the session must be pre- viously approved by the Organizing Committee.
This collaboration DOES NOT Include the audio-visual equipment of the room. Product presentations are allowed during work-shops.
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