| Year |
Speaker |
Institution |
Title |
| 1983 (1st) |
Prof Graham Tracy |
University of New South Wales at St Vincent's Hospital, Sydney, Australia |
Choosing a treatment plan for patients with leg ischaemia |
| 1984 |
Mr Roger Baird |
Bristol Royal Infirmary, Bristol |
Recognition of carotid artery disease |
| 1985 |
Mr Jeffrey Adrian Marston |
Middlesex Hospital, London |
The gut and its blood-supply |
| 1986 |
Prof Sir Peter Morris |
Nuffield Department of Surgery, Oxford |
Whither carotid endarterectomy |
| 1987 |
Prof John E Connolly |
University of California, Irvine, USA. |
Can paraplegia in aortic surgery be prevented? |
| 1988 |
Dr Thomas F O’Donnell |
Tufts Medical Center, Boston, USA |
Management of the high-risk abdominal aortic aneurysm |
| 1989 |
Prof Averil Mansfield |
St Mary’s Hospital, London |
An artery and a vein dancing - the management of arteriovenous malformation |
| 1990 |
Mr CW Jamieson |
St Thomas' Hospital, London |
Dilemmas in improving vascular surgical services |
| 1991 |
Prof Norman Browse |
St Thomas' Hospital, London |
The lymphatics |
| 1992 (10th) |
Prof Alexander Clowes |
University of Washington, Seattle, USA |
Vascular biology - the new frontier |
| 1993 |
Dr Ray Gosling |
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The mechanics of atherosclerosis |
| 1994 |
Dr Hero van Urk |
Erasmus University, Rotterdam, The Netherlands |
Future development in endoluminal vascular surgery |
| 1995 |
Dr Timothy Chuter |
University of California, San Francisco,USA |
Clinical experience of stenting aneurysms |
| 1996 |
Dr Jerry Goldstone |
University of California, San Francisco,USA |
Vascular surgery: training, certification and practice; observations from the USA |
| 1997 |
Mr Alan Scott |
Chichester. |
Screening and the management of abdominal aortic aneurysms - the missing links |
| 1998 |
Mr Peter Harris |
Liverpool |
Vascular surgery: the European perspective |
| 1999 |
Mr Simon G Darke |
Bournemouth |
“Optimal management of venous ulceration: an enigma slowly unfolding” |
| 2000 |
Prof Janet Powell |
Imperial College, London. |
The good, the bad and the ugly - a tale of aneurysms |
| 2001 |
Mr Jonothan Earnshaw |
Gloucester |
Audit of clinical outcomes in vascular surgery: a shield for our profession |
| 2002 (20th) |
Prof David Bergqvist |
Sweden |
Management of iatrogenic vascular injuries |
| 2003 |
Prof Reginald Lord |
University of New South Wales and St Vincent's Hospital, Sydney, Australia |
Carotid disease: the burden of proof |
| 2004 |
Prof Roger Greenhalgh |
Charing Cross Hospital, London |
The impact of vascular clinical trials on clinical practice |
| 2005 |
Mr John Wolfe |
St Mary’s Hospital, London |
Operative vascular training and assessment: the last century, the present and the future |
| 2006 |
Mr Peter Taylor |
Guys' and St Thomas's Hospital, London |
Achieving the Impossible |
| 2007 |
Professor Kevin Burnand |
Guys' and St Thomas's Hospital, London |
Research in vascular diseases: achievements and unsolved problems |
| 2008 |
Professor Shervanthi Homer-Vanniasinkam |
Leeds |
Translational vascular research: the road less travelled |
| 2009 |
Professor Roy Greenberg |
Cleveland Clinic, USA |
Perspectives on the future of vascular surgery and aortic interventions |
| 2010 |
Professor Matt Thompson |
St George’s Vascular Institute, London |
Changing management of aortic aneurysms - Lessons from the Life and Death of Albert Einstein |
| 2011 |
Prof Bruce Campbell |
Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital, Exeter |
The evolution of evidence |
| 2012 (30th) |
Professor Peter Rothwell |
Nuffield Department of Clinical Neurosciences, Oxford
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Carotid interventions: past, present and future |
| 2013 |
Sir Bruce Keogh |
Medical director of the National Health Service in England |
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| 2014 |
Prof Ross Naylor |
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| 2015 |
Mr David Nott |
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| 2016 |
Prof Cliff Shearman |
University of Southampton |
Changing the world – feet first |
| 2017 |
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| 2018 |
Mr Paul Blair |
Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast |
Modern Management of Vascular Trauma |
| 2019 |
Prof Jan Blankensteijn |
Amsterdam UMC, Netherlands |
The current status of EVAR—Two decades of daydreams and nightmares |
| 2020 |
Prof Alun Davies |
Imperial College London and Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust |
Venous disease – appliance of science to current treatment and future perspectives |
| 2021 |
Prof Hence Vernhagen |
Erasmus University Medical Centre, Rotterdam, The Netherlands |
Technological innovation and the future of industry’s role in new device introduction. Who protects patients? |
| 2022 |
Prof Adam Beck
|
University of Alabama at Birmingham, USA |
Registry device capture is good for patients, clinicians and industry
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| 2023 |
Dr Anahita Dua |
Massachusetts General Hospital/Harvard Medical School, USA |
Going out on a limb to save life and limb: Innovative approaches to preventing amputation in 2023
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