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Editorial

• Guidelines in chronic venous disease: providing clinicians with better
  decision-making tools. Directives sur l’insuffisance veineuse chronique : fournir aux cliniciens de meilleurs outils de décision
  A. J. Comerota, USA

Themed articles

• Updating guidelines in chronic venous disease: what is needed?
  C. Allegra, Italy
• Chronic venous disease guidelines and terminology: sharing a common language
  M. R. Perrin, France, and B. Eklöf, Sweden
• Prevalence and socioeconomic data in chronic venous disease: how useful are they in planning appropriate management?
  D. J. Milic, Serbia
• Treatment of chronic venous disease: pathophysiological underpinnings
  R. D. Malgor, N. Labropoulos, USA
• Classifications, severity scorings, and chronic venous disease guidelines
  M. Kurtoglu, M. Aksoy Turkey
• Current status of patient-reported outcomes and chronic venous disease guidelines
  A. Mansilha, Portugal
• Rating the quality of evidence and the strength of recommendations: the new GRADE system in venous disease
  G. Le Gal, Z. Alavi, France
• European and American guidelines on primary chronic venous disease: what’s new?
  J.-L. Gillet, France

Controversal Question

• Are chronic venous disease guidelines adapted to daily practice?
  K. A. Aal, Egypt – H. S. Caldevilla, Argentina – R. Costa-Val, Brazil – H. S. Yuwono, Indonesia – H. N. T. H. Le, Vietnam – S. M. Kulisi ´c, Croatia -A. Puskás, Romania – K. Roztocil, Czech Republic – M. Salah, Saudi Arabia – I. S. Escotto, Mexico – J.-F. Uhl, France – J.-F. Uhl, France – I. A. Zolotukhin, Russia

DAFLON 500 MG

• The place of Daflon 500 mg in recent guidelines on the management of chronic venous disease
  F. Pitsch, France

Interview

• Are we any better at identifying the risk factors for chronic venous
  disease progression?
  M. Flour Belgium

Focus

• Identifying and accessing patients with chronic venous disease: the large-scale VCP International Study
  E. Rabe, Germany

Update

• Pain in chronic venous disease: perspectives for research
  N. Danziger, France

A Touch of France

• Theory and practice: European Renaissance medicine
  S. Daynes-Diallo, France
• Écouen: from château to museum, or Beauty is in the detail
  S. Deprouw France