ASIAN SOCIETY OF VASCULAR ANOMALIES CONGRESS 2027
"Vascular Anomalies in Asia — A New Perspective"
11 - 13 March 2027 | Singapore
ABOUT US
The Asian Society of Vascular Anomalies Congress (ASVAC) 2027 is the inaugural regional congress dedicated to advancing the science and clinical care of vascular anomalies in Asia. Held in Singapore from 11 – 13 March 2027, the congress will bring together leading international experts, regional specialists, researchers, and allied health professionals to share knowledge, exchange ideas, and strengthen multidisciplinary collaboration.
Centred on the theme, "Vascular Anomalies in Asia – A New Perspective," the congress will showcase the latest developments in research, diagnosis, treatment, and patient care, while exploring the unique clinical and healthcare perspectives across Asia. As the first congress under the Asian Society of Vascular Anomalies, this landmark event aims to foster meaningful partnerships, inspire innovation, and establish a strong regional platform that advances vascular anomalies care and contributes to improving patient outcomes across Asia and beyond.
OUR ORGANISER
ASIAN SOCIETY OF VASCULAR ANOMALIES (ASVA)
Website: www.asian-va.org
The Asian Society of Vascular Anomalies (ASVA) is a multidisciplinary, non-profit professional society established to advance the understanding, diagnosis, treatment, and research of vascular anomalies across Asia.
Recognising the diversity of healthcare systems, patient populations, and clinical challenges throughout the region, ASVA serves as a collaborative platform that brings together clinicians, researchers, surgeons, radiologists, dermatologists, paediatricians, nurses, allied health professionals, scientists, and patient advocates with a shared commitment to improving patient care.
By fostering regional partnerships and promoting multidisciplinary collaboration, ASVA aims to accelerate scientific discovery, facilitate the exchange of knowledge, and establish evidence-based best practices that address the unique needs of Asian populations. Through education, research, clinical innovation, and advocacy, the Society strives to improve the quality of life for individuals living with vascular anomalies while contributing to the global advancement of vascular anomalies care.
ASVA believes that meaningful progress is achieved through collaboration across disciplines, institutions, and countries. By building a strong regional network, the Society seeks to empower healthcare professionals, support patients and caregivers, and shape the future of vascular anomalies care throughout Asia.