POP survey

Dear Colleague,

venous-lymphatic World International Network (v-WIN) foundation & the Georgian Association of Angiologists and Vascular Surgeons are running surveys aimed to assess current clinical practice trends around the world and explore the unmet needs in venous-lymphatic education.
3 quick questions follow.

Thanking you for your time and effort in improving venous-lymphatic advancement, we look forward for welcoming you online for the Pelvic venous disorder Online Project (POP).

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Question 1 of 3

1. Question
Were you informed about the suggestion to substitute the nomenclature “Pelvic congestion syndrome” in favor of “Pelvic venous disorders”?
- I was informed
- I was informed but only because I autonomously read the related literature
- I was not informed
Question 2 of 3

2. Question
Were you informed about the suggestion of a new classification dedicated to “Pelvic venous disorders” named SVP (Symptoms Varices Pathophysiology)?
- I was informed
- I was informed but only because I autonomously read the related literature
- I was not informed
Question 3 of 3

3. Question
How often are the gynecologists of your region interacting with you in the management of pelvic venous disorders?
- There is a constant interaction between the gynecologists of my region and my vein clinic
- Rarely I see patients referred by the gynecologists of my region for pelvic venous disorders
- Up to my knowledge, gynecologists of my region are not referring patients for pelvic venous disorders to the vein specialist.

vWIN Foundation

Pelvic venous disorder Online Project

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