CX NEWS
“None of us have the full range of skills and experience” to deal with paediatric vascular pathologies, session finds
Yesterday’s CX Paediatric Vascular Issues session tackled some of the specific implications for vascular surgery on paediatric patients. The session was dominated by a discussion of the challenges presented by the different vascular pathologies [...]
Non-thrombotic iliac vein lesions trigger “paradigm shift”
Now that non-thrombotic iliac vein lesions (NIVLs) are more frequently recognised on modern imaging modalities, they are beginning to trigger a paradigm shift in standard vein work whereby there is now increasing emphasis on [...]
Call for Paediatric Vascular Case submissions
CX is looking for paediatric vascular management dilemmas to encourage audience discussion at the CX Paediatric Vascular Issues course. Clinicians are invited to submit paediatric cases concerning acute or chronic limb ischaemia, trauma, mid-aortic syndrome, cancer resection and vascular [...]
Why you should not miss the Peripheral Arterial sessions at CX 2016
"The Peripheral Arterial Programme at the Charing Cross Symposium in 2016 is really exciting; it combines the hot topics in the field with evidence, opinion and discussion," says Andrew Holden (Auckland, New Zealand), member [...]
Why you should not miss the Venous Programme at CX 2016
In 2016, the Charing Cross Venous Programme will run on the four days of the Symposium (26–29 April) with the Main Programme for the first time on day 1, followed by the CX Venous Workshop [...]
Stephen Black discusses the highlights of the CX 2016 Deep Venous programme
Stephen Black (London, UK), member of the CX Programme Organising Board, discusses the highlights of this year's Deep Venous section of the CX Venous Challenges Day.