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CX 2021 has finished but that does not mean you have missed your opportunity to view all the high-quality content that was on display. All our sessions, from both Livestream 1 and Livestream 2, are available on-demand on our dedicated CX 2021 channel.
To get access to the entire content from […]
CX 2021 has finished but that does not mean you have missed your opportunity to view all the high-quality content that was on display. All our sessions, from both Livestream 1 and Livestream 2, are available on-demand on our dedicated CX 2021 channel.
To get access to the entire content from […]
Barbara Rantner (Munich, Germany; CX Executive Board Member) discusses some of the upcoming highlights from the session including an array of debates which are outlined below and which Rantner notes “really matter to the global vascular community”.
You can register for CX 2021 here.
“International practice differences exist in cannulation and dialysis provision with some approaches aiming for fistulas to suit the logistics of dialysis, rather than best long-term outcomes for the fistula and the patient”
The CX 2021 Vascular Access Controversies Programme is designed to showcase the latest advances and disputes […]
Lowell Kabnick (USA) talks about what he is looking forward to in the upcoming Venous & Lymphatic Controversies (Superficial) session at CX 2021. He also discusses his own presentation, Is there evidence to justify an aggressive strategy for the ablation of incompetent perforators?. This controversial topic is “important to the […]
Colin Bicknell (UK) and Michael Jenkins (UK) will go toe-to-toe in a hotly anticipated debate at CX 2021 titled Standard EVAR can be used in most challenging necks. Bicknell will be arguing for the motion and Jenkins–who is current president of the Vascular Society of Great Britain and Ireland (VSGBI)–will be […]