CX NEWS
CX 2022: Dr Rob Hinchliffe on Hurting Leg Challenges
“An interdisciplinary problem” CX 2022 will highlight Hurting Leg Challenges, addressing unbalanced amputation rates based on geography, distilling the underlying causes of “hurting legs” and getting patients into the right hands. Be a part [...]
CX 2022: What to expect
CX 2022 will unite the global vascular and endovascular community in-person, at the Hilton London Metropole, UK, and virtually (April 26–28, 2022). The most pressing vascular and endovascular challenges will be addressed by global thought [...]
CX 2022: A conversation with Dr Erin Murphy
CX 2022 will highlight Venous and Lymphatic Challenges, focusing on appropriate care conundrums to venous challenges in relation to the "hurting leg". Challenges related to the superficial, deep and pelvic veins, as well [...]
CX returns to in-person format once more in the London spring
Charing Cross (CX) chair Roger Greenhalgh welcomes the vascular community to this year's symposium, due to be held 26–28 April in London, UK, and virtually. To read the preliminary programme and register visit cxsymposium.com.
CX 2022: Haulon, Mastracci and Kölbel on Aortic Challenges
Global thought leaders speak to CX, the first opportunity of the year to unite the vascular and endovascular field, face-to-face, about the challenges and opportunities at the crux of the aortic field. You can [...]
CX 2022: Nicholas Inston on Vascular Access Challenges
Nicholas Inston (Birmingham, UK) talks to CX about the challenges in creation, maintenance and salvage of vascular access in patients with end stage renal disease. Inston highlights the many innovations and technologies that have [...]