For the first time in the ACP's history, we are offering new advertising opportunities that extend beyond the Annual Congress. In our Media Kit you will find a variety of advertising opportunities specifically designed to help you reach your target audience in the most effective ways. Our advertising packages provide discounts up to 25% on both advertising and booth space.

Take advantage of the many advertising and exhibition opportunities in our Media Kit to showcase and promote your products and services. The practice of phlebology is growing at an unprecedented rate as evidenced by an average annual growth rate of approximately 15% within our membership. Our members and attendees are a driving force behind the growth of the field and are essential customers for any company wishing to target the phlebology market. Do not miss this opportunity to be a part of the future of this growing specialty.

You can download the 2008 Media Kit here.

New in 2008, the ACP is offering an Aesthetic Procedures Track at the Annual Congress. The Aesthetic Track will allow practicing phlebologists to learn how to incorporate aesthetic procedures to expand the scope of their practices. Updated information will be presented on fillers, light-based technologies, toxins and chemical peels. In addition, there will be video-based demonstrations.

The course will also instruct the participant on practice management considerations when contemplating restructuring their practices in terms of personnel, marketing, capital equipment expenditures and time management requirements.

At the end of this course, the participant should have a basic understanding as to how to begin incorporating aesthetics into their phlebology practices.

The Aesthetic Track is part of the Pre-Congress program. To participate, register for the Pre-Congress.

This year, the ACP is adding a DVT symposia to the regular Congress program. Acute deep venous thrombosis (DVT) is one of most common medical problems in the United States. It affects over 1 million patients each year. The complication of pulmonary embolism (PE) results in more deaths in the United States than myocardial infarction or cancer.

An understanding of acute venous thromboembolism (VTE) will lead to appropriate prophylaxis. When DVT occurs, appropriate patient-directed management will reduce postthrombotic sequelae and recurrences. The two parts of this DVT symposium will address guideline-based management of acute and chronic venous thromboembolic disease.

The DVT symposia is part of the regular Congress program. To participate, register for the Congress.

A few of the booths listed on the original floor plans had duplicate numbers. We've updated the floor plan to address this issue.

Download the new floor plan.