Charing Cross International Symposium 2024

+ Target Audience: vascular and endovascular surgeons, interventional radiologists/cardiologists, phlebologists, sonographers, wound/lymphoedema specialists

+ Information:

A leading global forum on vascular and endovascular care. CX 2024 delivers case-based learning, debates, and hands-on insights across aortic, peripheral arterial, venous/lymphatic disease, and vascular access—translating new evidence and device data into real-world practice.

What You Will Learn

• Contemporary indications, planning, and execution of endovascular and hybrid procedures

• How to interpret trial/device evidence and apply it to patient selection and follow-up

• Complication avoidance and bailout strategies for complex anatomies

• Best practices for surveillance imaging, reintervention thresholds, and long-term outcomes

• Service design: MDT workflows, day-case pathways, registries, and quality improvement

Event Details

• Format: Live plenaries, debates, expert case discussions, “how-I-do-it” sessions, and industry symposia

• Structure: Parallel disease-site tracks with concise take-home checklists and algorithms

• Access: Designed for next-day implementation in both academic and community settings

Who Should Attend
Vascular and endovascular surgeons, interventional radiologists/cardiologists, phlebologists, sonographers, wound/lymphoedema specialists, nurses/APPs, trainees, and industry professionals involved in vascular care.

Why Attend

• Convert rapidly evolving evidence and device technology into practical pathways

• Benchmark outcomes and techniques against international experts

• Bring back protocols that improve safety, efficiency, and patient experience

+ Topics

*Note: these are continuous video recordings during the conference, they include individual lectures mentioned in the Detail section below

• Aortic: EVAR/TEVAR planning, complex/branched/fenestrated solutions, rupture management, imaging & surveillance

• Peripheral Arterial Disease: SFA/BTK strategies, calcium management, DCB/stents/atherectomy, CLI/limb salvage pathways

• Venous & Lymphatic: DVT/PE interventions, iliac vein stenting, chronic venous disease, ulcer care, lymphoedema management

• Carotid & Cerebrovascular: CEA vs. CAS selection, embolic protection, peri-procedural optimization

• Vascular Access: creation and salvage techniques, endo-AVF, access surveillance and infection prevention

• Complications & QI: endoleaks, restenosis, hemorrhage control, radiation safety, registries and outcome reporting