"Discovery consists in seeing what everyone has seen and thinking what no one has thought"

Albert Szent-Györgyi - Nobel Prize for Medicine in 1937

Lymphology and Phlebology are experiencing a period of profound innovation assisted by continuous technological stimuli, the progressive improvement of consolidated procedures and the development of new methods. The two disciplines often overlap both from a physiological point of view and from a pathophysiological point of view. The integration between Phlebology and Lymphology is often the starting point for facing some clinical problems with a different perspective, including the bases of the two disciplines considering the patient in his entirety and in his relationship with the surrounding environment. The aim of the Web Congress is to underline the importance and clinical relevance of Phlebology and Lymphology, highlighting the relationships between them, and in some cases the other end represents the " heterogeneity of the educational and cultural background of the speakers is fundamental for the integration of diagnostic and therapeutic methods in order to complement each other's knowledge. conservatively or surgically, associated with the primary or secondary prevention of possible complications. The two disciplines therefore gravitate around the patient with lymphological and phlebological problems in a harmonious and plenary way. The heterogeneity of the educational and cultural background of the speakers is fundamental for the integration of diagnostic and therapeutic methods in order to complement each other's knowledge. associated with primary or secondary prevention of possible complications. The two disciplines therefore gravitate around the patient with lymphological and phlebological problems in a harmonious and plenary way. L' heterogeneity of the educational and cultural background of the speakers is fundamental for the integration of diagnostic and therapeutic methods in order to complement each other's knowledge. associated with primary or secondary prevention of possible complications. The two disciplines therefore gravitate around the patient with lymphological and phlebological problems in a harmonious and plenary way. The heterogeneity of the educational and cultural background of the speakers is fundamental for the integration of diagnostic and therapeutic methods in order to complement each other's knowledge. The two disciplines therefore gravitate around the patient with lymphological and phlebological problems in a harmonious and plenary way. The heterogeneity of the educational and cultural background of the speakers is fundamental for the integration of diagnostic and therapeutic methods in order to complement each other's knowledge. The two disciplines therefore gravitate around the patient with lymphological and phlebological problems in a harmonious and plenary way. The heterogeneity of the educational and cultural background of the speakers is fundamental for the integration of diagnostic and therapeutic methods in order to complement each other's knowledge. 

Dr. Lorenzo Ricolfi

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