Charing Cross (CX) stands at the forefront of vascular and endovascular education, as the leading symposium in the field. The CX 2024 program marks the beginning of a new three-year cycle, dedicated to raising vascular and endovascular controversies so that our esteemed faculty, comprised of world-class experts, can engage in rigorous discussions and challenge the existing evidence in pursuit of reaching a consensus.
Controversies will serve as the central theme for CX 2024. We will be welcoming leading professionals, educators and enthusiasts from the world of vascular medicine. Together, we will delve in to the controversies in the fields of vascular and endovascular medicine which affect patient care and the daily practice of healthcare providers in this area.
In 2024, the Charing Cross Symposium will relocate to a new venue – ExCeL London, UK. This move opens up exciting possibilities for hands-on education, including a more robust workshop offering with open access to all in-person delegates. As always, CX 2024 will prioritize education, innovation and evidence, featuring the hottest topics in the space, presented by world-renowned expert speakers.
The Multi-Level CTO Endovascular Course brings together a multidisciplinary group of vascular specialists from Europe and Middle East to engage in the highest standard educational format with a spirit of collegiality and inclusion.
The course will focus on the latest advances and techniques in endovascular revascularization of chronic total occlusions. Our program, thought and realized in collaboration with our European Expert Committee, is made up of recorded case-based discussions, numerous live case transmissions, plenty of “tips & tricks” sharing and practical talks about CTO recanalization, all guided by the highest caliber global experts-in-the-field.
Our mission is to be the first educational course in the field of CTO to cover all endovascular levels, from head to toe.
The multi-level aspect will reflect clear step-by-step approaches to all kind of revascularizations, more experienced cutting-edge education to overcome daily difficulties and extreme cases and techniques will be integrated into the program.
Frontline strategies, in-depth material knowledge, dedicated but unfamiliar tools and unexpected problem solving are just some of the ingredients of this course in the peripheral world.
This course will offer a great opportunity for young operators to improve their technique and attend a practical training.
This year marks the 10th Anniversary of STARS.
The programme is available on the website: www.starsymposium.org.uk.
STARS 2024 will cover:
- Vascular complications in non-vascular procedures and how to manage them
- Current status of managing challenging Femoro-Popliteal disease
- Extreme Below the knee revascularisation
- Innovations, new techniques and future trajectories in lower limb revascularisation
- My Nightmare cases
- Updates on the Diagnosis and management of visceral arterial diseases
- Challenges and updates on Carotid and vertebral artery disease management
At the end of day one, there will be a celebration reception with drinks and bowl food to mark the 10th anniversary of STARS.
This innovative one-day symposium is designed as a platform for internationally recognised experts to discuss contemporary topics related to the management of aortic dissection. It will aim to foster scientific and educational exchange amongst healthcare professionals interested in managing patients with aortic dissection.
The event stands out for its multidisciplinary approach, welcoming vascular and cardiothoracic surgeons, interventional radiologists, allied healthcare professionals, and trainee colleagues. Featuring not only talks by world-renowned experts, the symposium also includes information on upcoming trials, encourages debate and
highlights real-life difficult to manage cases.
CONFIRMED GUEST SPEAKERS INCLUDE:
Tilo Kölbel
Professor of Vascular Surgery, University Medical Center Hamburg, German
Stéphan Haulon
Head of Department of Aortic and Vascular Surgery, Hopital Marie Lannelongue, Paris, France
Stephen Cheng
Professor of Vascular Surgery, University of Hong Kong
Barend Mees
Professor of Endovascular Surgery,Maastricht University Medical Centre
Cherrie Abraham
Professor of Surgery, Oregon Health Sciences University
PVIC has established itself as a premier interactive and educational platform for professionals seeking to deepen their understanding, share experiences, and refine their vascular techniques. PVIC 2024 continues this tradition, offering a carefully crafted curriculum that encompasses the latest developments in the field.
This year again the course has at heart to keep the participants abreast of the latest trends, studies and innovations in vascular world and In-Depth Exploration of Key Topics such as Aortic and Cardiothoracic pathology, Peripheral and Carotid arterial disease, AV access, Embolization and Venous Disorders.
The course incorporates demonstrations, vascular skills practice and interactivity within hands-on sessions and industry-sponsored workshops to provide each participant personalised training.
Led by Koen Deloose, Eric Ducasse, Yann Gouëffic and Stéphan Haulon, this course allows each attendee to receive high-value content with a focus on innovation, interactivity as well as networking opportunities.
This newly designed course has been developed to meet the needs of interdisciplinary healthcare practitioners working in partnership with people in relation to peripheral vascular disease (PVD), which encompasses both arterial, venous and lymphatic diseases
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