The Charing Cross Symposium (CX), first took place in 1978 at Charing Cross Hospital, Hammersmith, London and has by now become the longest running vascular and endovascular symposium in Europe and one of the largest in the world.
London (UK) has been the host city of CX ever since. Until 1998, the symposium was held at Charing Cross Hospital, and between 1999 and 2012 at Imperial College. In 2013, it moved to National Hall, Olympia, and in 2014 to Olympia Grand.
The first CX had 100 attendees. In 2015, the Charing Cross Symposium – Controversies Update had a record number of 4,367 participants, from 79 countries, making it a leading global event.
CX mission
The Charing Cross Symposium raises vascular and endovascular controversies so that a world-class faculty challenges the available evidence in order to reach a consensus after discussion with an expert audience. This forms a three-year cycle. Challenges will be discussed in 2016.
CX programme and format
All Charing Cross Symposia are distinguished by a unique and logical programme, which focuses on identifying evidence for optimal vascular disease management from head to toe, catering for all vascular specialists.
Debate and emphasis on interaction with an expert audience are key aspects of the CX’s style. Education, Innovation and Evidence are CX core values.
Short presentations and time keeping are key characteristics of the CX sessions; these enable the right time for comments and questions by the audience.
At the sessions, there is a chaiman who monitors time, encourages audience and speaker interaction and conducts the discussion; there is also a moderator who assists the chair with questions to and from the audience.
Who should attend CX?
• Vascular and endovascular surgeons
• Interventionalists
• Cardiovascular specialists
• Imaging diagnosticians
• Neurovascular interventional radiologists
• Stroke neurologists
• Vascular scientists and nurses
• Physicians in training
• Medical students
• Industry affiliates
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| CX 4 DAY RATE | CX 2 DAY RATE | CX 1 DAY RATE | ||||
| Standard rate | Early bird | Standard rate | Early bird | Standard rate | Early bird | |
| Full registration | £795(1) | £695(1) | £495(1) | £445(1) | £275(2) | £245(2) |
| Junior doctor registration | £445(1) | £345(1) | £225(1) | £125(2) | ||
| Vascular technologist/nurse | £195(2) | £145(2) | £125(2) | £75(2) | ||
| (1) Includes symposium book (2) Excludes symposium book | ||||||
| CX VASCULAR ACCESS 2-DAY COURSE | |||
| Standard rate | Early bird | Standard rate | Early bird |
| Doctor rate | Nurse rate | ||
| £295 | £250 | £105 | £75 |
| Note: Wednesday & Thursday only. Excludes entry to other CX events and symposium book | |||
Terms
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- Rates inclusive of VAT.
- Early bird rates valid on applications received by 19th February 2016.
- Cancellation policy: Cancellation prior to 25th March 2016 will be subject to a 20% administration charge. We regret that refunds after this date will not be available.
- Registrations will not be confirmed unless we receive the full contact details of the delegate, including the direct email address.
- Industry participants should register with a full registration.
- All registrations except the Vascular Access 2-day course allow entry to all main and parallel events.
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