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Fabrizio D'Abate is a highly proficient and extremely well-regarded clinical vascular sonographer who currently practises at the esteemed London and Manchester-based UK Vein Clinic. His main areas of expertise include varicose veins, varicose veins surgery, non-surgical treatment of varicose veins, spider veins, endovenous laser treatment, ultrasound scanning, as well as foam sclerotherapy.
Mr D'Abate, who is a member of the society of vascular technology of Great Britain and Ireland, completed an MSc in vascular ultrasound in 2007, before going on to spend one year at the vascular research institute in Exeter to undertake study of the micro and macro vascular complications of diabetes with non-invasive technology. He also was a senior vascular sonographer at St George's Hospital, London, where he took part in several research and educational projects. He possesses both a clinical and research interest in diabetes-related vascular complications and imaging, iliac endofibrosis, and abdominal aortic aneurysm screening programs.
Mr D'Abate has tutored on several training courses in vascular ultrasound. He is the co-founder and director of ABCvascular.com, an established and innovative e-learning platform dedicated to healthcare professionals who want to master the art of vascular ultrasound. Notably, he completed the Rome Business School entrepreneurship program, and this year, impressively co-founded LampoVet, which is a veterinary telemedicine platform.
He is an accredited clinical vascular scientist, and was awarded the 2015 Ann Donald Award for Scientist of the Year by the Vascular Technology Society of Great Britain and Ireland. Mr D'Abate is also recognised for his research, and was awarded the Best Scientific Paper award at the SVT annual meeting in Glasgow, 2014. He's also noted for his work on the development of an algorithm for the investigation of patients with suspected iliac endofibrosis.

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