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The General Examination content is listed with the proportion of questions to be given in each area.

  1. Peripheral arterial disease 14%
  2. Aortic disease 12%
  3. Venous disease 12%
  4. Vasculitis & connective tissue diseases 10%
  5. Vascular laboratory 9%
  6. Cerebrovascular disease 7%
  7. Risk factors and prevention 7%
  8. Visceral artery disease 6%
  9. Vasospastic & thermal disease 4%
  10. Leg ulcers 4%
  11. Management of vascular surgery 4%
  12. Vascular biology 4%
  13. Thrombosis 2%
  14. Lymphatic diseases 2%
  15. Congenital vascular anomalies 2%
  16. Neurovascular compression syndromes 2%

 

The Endovascular Examination content is listed with the proportion of questions to be given in each area.

  1. Treatment and Intervention 30%
  2. Case studies 30%
  3. Diagnostic Studies 12%
  4. Patient Care 8%
  5. Protocols 7%
  6. Anatomy and Physiology 7%
  7. Pathology 4%
  8. Other 2%

 
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