Morrison Vein Institute on ABC15 Sonoran Living Live Today

Morrison Vein Institute was featured on ABC 15 Sonoran Living Live show today. Terri Morrison and Kelly Lorenzen showed off tie dye compression leggings that are sold at Morrison Vein Institute, while talking about varicose veins, treatments, and symptoms of vein disease. They also talked about an Evening Soirée coming up at Dr Jeffrey Ptak’s office in Scottsdale, free to patients of Morrrison Vein Institute and Dr Ptak. Click on the following link to watch the show on ABC 15′s website:

Morrison Vein Institute on Sonoran Living Live Today

 

CEP Compression Socks at Morrison Vein Institute

Check out Morrison Vein Institute’s staff in CEP running socks! The ladies wore them for the mud run in Arizona. Yes these fashionable running socks have graduated compression.  So you look good and feel great too! We sell them at our office. Check out all the colors at http://www.cepcompression.com/ Once you know what color you want, just call us at 866-GRT-LEGS and we can mail them to you. Or you can come to our offices anytime to purchase these CEP socks or any other compression stockings we carry at Morrison Vein Institute.

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Dr Nick Morrison Speaking at International Vein Congress

Dr Nick Morrison is speaking at the International Vein Congress (IVC) in Miami this weekend. He is presenting on the following topics relating to varicose veins, spider veins, vein disease and treatments:
1) Endovenous Non-Thermal Ablation
2) Liquid Sclerotherapy
3) Saphenous Reflux and Ablation
4) Foam Sclerotherapy
Dr Morrison is a world-renowned expert in veins and vein disorders, aka Phlebology. So he gets asked to speak all over the world.
For more information about this meeting you can visit: http://www.ivcmiami.com/
If you would would like to keep abreast on other speaking engagements Dr Morrison has coming up or to learn more             about Phlebology, visit our educational site at http://morrisonvein.org/

VeClose Clinical Research Study Now at Morrison Vein Institute

Reblogged from Morrisonvein's Blog:

Do you have Varicose Veins?
Do you have large, bulging, painful veins in your leg or have been diagnosed with symptomatic varicose veins?
Morrison Vein Institute is a clinical site participating in a research study that you may qualify for.
This VeClose clinical research study compares a new treatment method for symptomatic varicose veins with a current treatment option. If you qualify to participate, your procedure costs are covered by the research trial.

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We are looking for patients to be a part of a clinical research study at Morrison Vein Institute. Call us at (866) GRT-LEGS if you have varicose veins and want to see if you qualify to be a part of the FDA trial.

World-Famous Vein Specialists Meet in Arizona

The 6th annual “Sedona Days” Conference is being held this weekend in Arizona. This meeting is an invitation-only conference organized by Nick Morrison MD, and sponsored by an unconditional educational grant from Medi USA. This unique medical conference represents a gathering of the leading venous experts, aka phlebologists, in the world, coming together to discuss various topics related to the diagnosis and treatment of patients with venous disease. Invited speakers and discussants have the opportunity to delve much more deeply into venous topics than they might have in a typical medical conference because most of the time is spent on creative discussion. To kick off the meeting, Dr and Mrs Morrison hosted a brick-oven pizza party. Below are some pictures from the party. Some of the most famous, successful and well-respected Phlebologists in the world are shown below prepping and cooking pizza!

Men Have Veins Too

Reblogged from Morrisonvein's Blog:

It's true, 25% of men have vein disease by the time they are 50 years of age. Most men either don't notice veins on their legs, or the veins are not painful, so they tend to ignore them. Varicose veins are bulging veins that stick out on your legs. Because men are not bothered by varicose veins, they wait way too long to have their veins treated.

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Dr Morrison Presenting at Vein Meeting in New York

Dr Morrison was asked to present on several topics at this year’s Venous Symposium in New York. He is one of 3 world experts putting on a workshop about how to treat veins. The workshop has presentations of real cases that have been selected to optimize clinical decision making, treatment and follow-up of patients in a vein practice. Dr Morrison is also doing a presentation called “Managing Non-saphenous Varicose Veins.” The third presentation is about using foam to treat veins in your legs.

Vein Disease Is Not A New Disease

Reblogged from Morrisonvein's Blog:

Chronic Venous Insufficiency or Chronic Venous Disease (CVD) is not a new disease, but it was not recognized as a specialty until just recently. The way we treat veins have come a long way in the past 20 years. The "stripping" and "ligation" procedures prevalent in the past and known to leave unattractive scars are now being replaced with laser technology in the form of Endovenous Thermal Ablation (EVTA).

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Top 5 things you should know about veins

Top 5 things you should know about Vein Disease…

1) Varicose veins are not just a cosmetic problem.

2) Itching, swelling, restless leg, cramps, and pain are symptoms commonly associated with vein disease.

3) Physicians who specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of vein disorders are called Phlebologists.

4) Most vein treatments require little to no down time.

5) Approximately 50% of Women and 25% of men by the time they are 50 have vein disease.

Don’t suffer any more, get help today from a Phlebologist.

Got Veins? We Need Patients for a Clinical Research Study

Do you have large, bulging, painful veins in your leg or have been diagnosed with symptomatic varicose veins? We need patients who have varicose veins, and want to have them treated.
Morrison Vein Institute is a clinical site participating in a research study that you may qualify for.
This VeClose clinical research study compares a new treatment method for symptomatic varicose veins with a current treatment option. If you qualify to participate, your procedure costs are covered by the research trial.
If you would like more information about this study, please call about the VeClose clinical study: Morrison Vein Institute at 480-860-6455