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CX Vascular Access Course inaugural session aims to produce ischaemic steal syndrome consensus
The new CX Vascular Access Course began yesterday with a masterclass on vascular access-induced ischaemic steal syndrome. Exploring the mechanisms and pathophysiology of ischaemia in vascular access, the ultimate target of the course was [...]
CX Peripheral Live and Edited Cases: Why a technology is chosen for a particular situation
As part of this year’s Peripheral Arterial Main Programme, Charing Cross yesterday hosted a series of live cases from Münster, Germany. There were also a number of edited cases presented by Faculty from across [...]
Good day for drug-coated balloons, swirling flow stents and drug-eluting stents at CX
Yesterday’s Peripheral Arterial Challenges session saw a host of new developments being presented and a lift for drug-coated balloons (DCBs), swirling flow stents and drug-eluting stents. The day began by trying to avoid any [...]
Early data from venous stent trials “very promising”
Lowell Kabnick Two presentations yesterday in the Venous Challenges Main Programme session have demonstrated the value of dedicated venous stents, with interim results from two studies in patients with symptomatic iliofemoral venous [...]
CX puts spotlight on vascular and endovascular practice in Latin America
The fourth CX Meets Latin America session took place yesterday, highlighting vascular and endovascular techniques used in Latin America. With time for audience discussion following every talk, the session covered not only the technical [...]
Attendees debate optimal treatments for “challenging” cases at Vascular Malformations session
Yesterday’s Vascular Malformations course began with a talk by Andreas Saleh (Munich, Germany) on four basic principles for diagnostic imaging. According to his first principle, clinicians should make sure to take a thorough patient [...]