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Number of vascular surgeons being trained is “woefully inadequate”

2020-03-09T14:43:42+00:00

Sophie Renton (London, UK) moderates a session with Michel Makaroun (Pittsburgh, USA) and Armando Mansilha (Porto, Portugal) where the trio discuss some of the challenges relating to recruitment within the field of vascular surgery.

Makaroun explains that there are two main recruitment pathways into vascular surgery in the USA but notes […]

Number of vascular surgeons being trained is “woefully inadequate”2020-03-09T14:43:42+00:00

CX 2020: What to expect from this year’s Aortic Workshop

2020-03-09T10:48:40+00:00

Kevin Mani (Uppsala, Sweden) chats to BLearning about the upcoming Aortic Workshop at CX 2020 (Charing Cross Symposium; 21–24 April, London, UK), noting how the sessions will give attendees access to experts, the latest technologies and provide a platform for hands-on experience with new devices and imaging technology.

Workshop participants can take this […]

CX 2020: What to expect from this year’s Aortic Workshop2020-03-09T10:48:40+00:00

Michel Makaroun discusses why the CX Symposium is a “special meeting”

2020-03-09T09:09:07+00:00

Roger Greenhalgh (London, UK) speaks to former president of the SVS (2018–2019) Michel Makaroun (Pittsburgh, USA) about the CX Symposium which Makaroun says “always has a special flavour” and is “a special meeting”. Makaroun also touches on some of the similarities and differences between CX and the SVS meeting in […]

Michel Makaroun discusses why the CX Symposium is a “special meeting”2020-03-09T09:09:07+00:00

Long-term partnership helps drive CX Symposium forward

2020-03-06T09:50:48+00:00

Roger Greenhalgh (London, UK) and W L Gore’s Michael Koenke (Flagstaff, USA), take a look back at the history of the Charing Cross Symposium (CX), which began in 1978.

Koenke says that CX is a “special meeting for us”, adding that it is an “opportunity for us to connect with our […]

Long-term partnership helps drive CX Symposium forward2020-03-06T09:50:48+00:00

Type II endoleak with secondary sac expansion remains elusive

2020-01-08T13:00:32+00:00

Leading experts including Robert Morgan (London, UK), Richard McWilliams (Liverpool, UK), Stéphan Haulon (Paris, France), Tilo Kölbel (Hamburg, Germany) and Peter Schneider (Honolulu, USA) discuss the various approaches to correcting endoleak during CX 2018 (Charing Cross Symposium; 24–27 April 2018; London, UK).

Type II endoleak with secondary sac expansion remains elusive2020-01-08T13:00:32+00:00
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