Welcome to ACC's Vascular Disease Member Section!

Osama A. Ibrahim, MD, FACC

Osama A. Ibrahim, MD, FACC
Chair

On behalf of the entire Vascular Disease Leadership Council, welcome to ACC's Vascular Disease Member Section!

In recent years, the vascular field has significantly expanded with improvements in prevention strategies, early screening methods, imaging technologies, pharmacological therapies and procedural innovations. These developments include carotid artery revascularization, lower extremity limb salvage and amputation prevention practices, catheter-based therapies for venous thromboembolism and renal artery denervation for refractory/resistant hypertension.

The scope of vascular disease encompasses many aspects of cardiovascular medicine, including prevention, imaging, cardiometabolic risk modification, flow restoration therapies in both the arterial and venous space, and lifelong surveillance strategies for these patients.

These advancements have increased the need for greater awareness among our ACC Membership through education, collaboration with various ACC councils, cooperation with other vascular societies, advocacy efforts to address the growing lower extremity amputation crisis, and delivering science-based, quality-driven outcomes in this emerging field. We look forward to continued progress and engagement with the broader ACC membership, including all providers, CV team members and patient advocates.

Osama A. Ibrahim, MD, FACC
Chair, Vascular Disease Member Section

Join the Vascular Disease Member Section — Today!

The Vascular Disease Member Section is only able to accomplish its mission through support from members. Members can join online by clicking here or by contacting ACC Member Care at (800) 253-4636, ext. 5603; or direct dial (202) 375-6000.

Already a member of the Vascular Disease Section? Click here to unlock the member exclusive section experience.

As our membership grows, so does the Vascular Disease Member Section's opportunities to impact College policies and provide additional member benefits.

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ACC Webinar: Chronic Limb-Threatening Ischemia: A Disease CV Clinicians Can't Afford to Miss

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September is Peripheral Artery Disease Awareness Month. Join ACC’s Vascular Disease Member Section on Wednesday, Oct. 21 at 7 p.m. ET to discover practical strategies for recognition, management and coordinated care of chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) in part two of the four-part Vascular Essentials For Cardiology Practice webinar series. Participants will learn about recognizing CLTI, performing focused vascular assessments, initiating appropriate medical therapy and collaborating with vascular specialists. Learn more and register. Stay tuned for more information on part three, which will focus on the diagnosis and management of deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism.

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