Introducing the 2026 Focused Issue on Venous Disease: What excites us most about the future of this field - Takeaways - MDSpire

Introducing the 2026 Focused Issue on Venous Disease: What excites us most about the future of this field

  • By

  • Heather L Gornik

  • Yogendra Kanthi

  • Robert D McBane, II

  • Ido Weinberg

  • Geoffrey D Barnes

  • Gregory Piazza

  • Suresh Vedantham

  • Raghu Kolluri

  • June 10, 2026

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    The 2026 Vascular Medicine issue will focus on venous disease, expanding its scope beyond venous thromboembolism to include various related conditions.

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    Advancements in understanding inflammation's role in venous disease are paving the way for new diagnostics and therapies targeting immune regulation.

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    Calf muscle pump failure is linked to increased all-cause mortality, highlighting its significance in vascular morbidity and patient assessment.

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    Innovations in medications and devices for venous disease are emerging, with a focus on tailored care and improved patient outcomes.

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    The use of point-of-care ultrasound in venous disease management shows promise but requires further research and standardization for safety and accuracy.

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Introducing the 2026 Focused Issue on Venous Disease: What excites us most about the future of this field

  • by Heather L Gornik, Yogendra Kanthi, Robert D McBane, II, Ido Weinberg, Geoffrey D Barnes, Gregory Piazza, Suresh Vedantham, Raghu Kolluri

  • June 10, 2026

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