Following the latest information presented at the Charing Cross International Symposium related to the meta-analysis of paclitaxel-coated devices (Katsanos et al, JAHA), hear from a multi-specialty panel of global experts who are discussing their current practice and the way they […]
CX Executive Board Members Gunnar Tepe and Thomas Zeller introduce the CX Special Session which aims to give the last word on paclitaxel and work with the vascular community to find the way forward.
Watch the video below, and see the final CX 2019 programme here.
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CX is Europe’s largest and longest-running vascular symposium and delivers vascular EDUCATION as it should be
CX raises CONTROVERSIES, CHALLENGES the evidence to reach CONSENSUS in a three yearly cycle after discussion involving a world-class faculty and expert audience.
CX uses both live cases and edited cases from leading aortic, peripheral and venous centres to illustrate […]
Nicholas Inston, member of the CX Vascular Access Executive Board, gives the highlights for this year’s CX Vascular Access Masterclass which will focus on the maintenance and not just the formation of vascular access.
Stephen Black, member of the CX Venous Executive Board, describes the wonderful opportunity that the Charing Cross Venous Challenges Programme offers as it brings together key developments in the science, learning experience in the Venous Village and input from the international faculty who share their vision.
Manj Gohel, member of the CX Venous Executive Board, previews some of the fantastic educational activity that is being planned for CX 2019.
From new outcomes of paclitaxel-coated devices to DCB use below the knee, the CX Peripheral Executive Board looks ahead to CX 2019 and raises some of the key questions that will be addressed in the programme.
What are the special features of the CX Symposium? CX Programme Organising Board member Andrew Holden (Associate Professor of Radiology at Auckland University School of Medicine and Director of Interventional Services at Auckland City Hospital, Auckland, New Zealand) highlights the discussion, debate and “a drive to get consensus”.