Roger Malcolm Greenhalgh, the surgeon internationally renowned for his unparalleled contribution to vascular education, training and research, died peacefully on 6 October, aged 82. At the time of his death, he was emeritus Professor of Surgery at Imperial College in London and head of its Vascular Surgery Research Group.
03/12/2023
He was one of the most impressive people I have ever met. It seems incredible that our clinical trial at CX was 2004! His management of the work was thorough...
02/12/2023
I was very sad to learn that Professor Greenhalgh has died. I first contacted Roger in the early 1980s to discuss publishing a book from the Charing Cross Vascular Symposium....
29/11/2023
It has been an honour and a privilege to work for Professor Greenhalgh since I first joined Imperial's Vascular Surgery Research Group in 2009. I learnt so much from him....
10/11/2023
It was with great sadness that I heard of Roger's passing. I got to know him well in the early days of the CX symposium, and remember the cramped exhibitor...
29/10/2023
Roger was a good friend and an outstanding representative for the surgical dicipline. I met Roger from the Charing Cross International Symposium and also from our work during the first...
26/10/2023
We got to know Roger and Karin as normal humans and only got to know of Roger’s extraordinary achievements in medicine much later. We were touched by the love, kindness...
I was very sad to learn that Professor Greenhalgh has died. I first contacted Roger in the early 1980s to discuss publishing a book from the Charing Cross Vascular Symposium....
Professor Greenhalgh was a great man with an impactful life! I had many long talks with him about endovascular therapy when I began working in the industry and Europe in...
Professor Greenhalgh was Dean of my medical school when I joined as a young student at Charing Cross and Westminster Medical School in 1995. He oversaw the merger with St....
It was always very special to share with professor Greenhalgh. One special moment was when he received the Society for Vascular Surgery Life Achievement Award in Boston, June 2018.
We all said he would work to the end . This is sad news . Super high standards , a very critical eye for detail and a phenomenonal memory kept...
Lovely photos shared by CX Co-Chair, Dr Erin Murphy...
Loved the wry smile which inevitably preceded a slight poke with an evidence based stick. Always the showman
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