ESMINT Society

11/02/2026

✨ You don’t have to choose.

You can be a neurointerventionist.
You can be a mother.
You can be an athlete.
You can be an artist.

You can be both. 👟

With the WIN Photo Campaign 2026 – – we celebrate the many paths women walk in neurointervention.

The shoe in the WIN logo symbolizes our journeys. Now we invite you to take this symbol one step further – from the logo into real life.

📸 Share a simple photo that represents both sides of your life – professional and personal.

📩 Submit your photo: win@esmint.eu
🗓 Deadline: 20 February 2026

Let’s make visible what so many live every day.
You don’t have to choose. You can be both.



📖 Read more about the campaign and how to participate here:
👉 https://buff.ly/AA064Cc or click below 👇

Interventional neuroradiology is demanding – and deeply fulfilling. Yet, to this day, more men than women are trained in this medical specialty. One reason often mentioned is the perception that this profession is difficult to reconcile with other goals, passions, or family life. With the ...

09/02/2026

Today at 5 PM CET – join us live!

The ESMINT Case Forum #14 takes place today and offers a unique opportunity to discuss real-life neurointerventional cases in an interactive expert setting.

We are pleased to welcome Monika Killer-Oberpfalzer, who will share her clinical experience and insights, together with our moderators Franziska Dorn and Jan-Hendrik Buhk.

Cases will be presented, challenged, and debated live – with active audience involvement and practical take-home messages for daily practice.

🔹 EACCME® accredited (1.0 CME credit)
🔹 Exclusive to ESMINT members

👉 Register now: https://buff.ly/HdlAwn4 or click 👇

Join us for special live ESMINT Webinar Series: The ESMINT Case Forum. Now's your possibility to discuss complex treatment cases and treatment strategies with colleagues

04/02/2026

The ESMINT Case Forum #14 on 9 February 2026 at 5 PM CET is a great opportunity for neurointerventionalists to discuss complex cases with peers. Moderated by Prof. Franziska Dorn and Prof. Jan-Hendrik Buhk, this interactive session will provide valuable insights into treatment strategies.

We are pleased to welcome Prof. Monika Killer-Oberpfalzer as a special guest, who will share her expertise as Head of the Institute for Neurointervention at Paracelsus Medizinischen Privatuniversität, Salzburg, Austria.

This EACCME®-accredited webinar offers 1 CME credit and is exclusive to ESMINT members. Not a member yet? Join ESMINT today and gain full access to online sessions and recordings.

🔗 Register now: https://buff.ly/HdlAwn4 or click below

Join us for special live ESMINT Webinar Series: The ESMINT Case Forum. Now's your possibility to discuss complex treatment cases and treatment strategies with colleagues

22/01/2026

✨❗️Today is the deadline.

The Call for Programme Proposals for ESMINT 2026 closes today.

Contribute to the scientific programme by submitting a programme proposal – from full session concepts to ideas on emerging topics, session formats or key developments in the field.

🕛 Deadline: today, 22 January 2026, 23:59 CET
📍 Marseille

👉 Submit your proposal: https://buff.ly/kqVakwB or click below 👇

The ESMINT 2026 Congress is on the horizon, and we want your ideas to make it truly exceptional.

14/01/2026

📢 Voices of Neurointervention

Neurointervention is shaped by innovation, experience and the people advancing the field every day.

During ESMINT 2025, members of the neurointerventional community shared their perspectives on future developments, current challenges and what neurointervention means to them personally. These insights are brought together in a new WIN video.

🎬 Watch the video:
👉 https://buff.ly/ASaexGP or click below 👇

With thanks to Oruen for producing the video and Medtronic for supporting this WIN networking initiative.

👉 More on WIN including all WIN Videos: esmint.eu/win

During the ESMINT Congress 2025, members of the neurointerventional community from different regions and professional backgrounds shared their views on future

14/01/2026

We are pleased to announce an ESMINT Endorsement for the 3rd Joint SIH Congress, taking place 29–31 May 2026 in Bern, Switzerland.

This interdisciplinary congress brings together neurologists, neurosurgeons and neuroradiologists to advance understanding and management of Spontaneous Intracranial Hypotension (SIH) – from structured introductions and hands-on diagnostics to state-of-the-art imaging and therapy updates.

📅 29–31 May 2026
📍 Bern, Switzerland
🔗 Find the event on the ESMINT Events page: https://buff.ly/DsSL4km or click below 👇

Stay informed about the latest advancements and opportunities in the field of neurointerventions with our curated list of upcoming events.

13/01/2026

Connecting minds, improving lives.

The ESMINT Congress 2026 returns to Marseille – a familiar and inspiring setting for scientific exchange.

Under the leadership of Congress President Franziska Dorn, the 2026 motto highlights what truly drives progress in neurointervention: collaboration across disciplines, borders and perspectives.

From 2–4 September 2026, we will come together to exchange ideas, work with partners from research, imaging and industry, and turn innovation into real improvements for patient care.

📍 Marseille
📅 2–4 September 2026



Learn more 👉 https://buff.ly/h7WDNAM or click below 👇

This year’s motto captures the core of our shared mission: Connecting minds, improving lives. Read more!

16/12/2025

🎥 Missed yesterday’s webinar? Be sure to catch up with the recording!

We were delighted to explore the progress of the pilot edition of the EastMINT programme, under the leadership of EastMINT Chair Ivan Vukasinovic. The session brought together representatives from the three participating sites—Nikola Boban (Novi Sad, Serbia), Deniz Bulja (Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina), and Petar Janevski (Skopje, North Macedonia)—and sparked insightful exchanges with moderator Jan-Hendrik Buhk and Ivan Vukasinovic.

While the discussions highlighted the very real, region-specific challenges of stroke care across Eastern Europe, the overall tone was one of optimism, collaboration, and tangible progress already achieved.

The EastMINT programme is built on three core pillars:
🔹 Quality education
🔹 E-proctorship
🔹 Observership

🎬 Watch the recording:
👉 https://buff.ly/U0u1crI

🎓 Learn more about EastMINT:
👉 https://buff.ly/SVTPpIP

A sincere thank you to everyone who joined us live and contributed to this engaging and forward-looking discussion.

15/12/2025

🔴 Live today | Free ESMINT Webinar – 15 December, 5 PM CET

Stroke Services in Eastern Europe – current status & latest developments

Join
👨‍⚕️ Dr. Nikola Boban 🇷🇸
👨‍⚕️ Dr. Deniz Bulja 🇧🇦
👨‍⚕️ Dr. Petar Janevski 🇲🇰

together with moderators
🎓 Jan-Hendrik Buhk 🇩🇪 & Ivan Vukasinovic 🇷🇸

for an update on the challenges, innovations, and collaborative approaches shaping stroke care across Eastern Europe.

🔎 Key topics include:
• Regional challenges and centre-specific perspectives
• Real-time proctoring and angio-suite camera use in mechanical thrombectomy
• How peer-to-peer collaboration strengthens stroke care pathways

🗓 Today | Monday, 15 December 2025
⏰ 5:00–6:00 PM CET
💻 Online | Recording available
🎟 Free registration

👉 Register now: https://buff.ly/e6vLP0r or click below 👇

On Monday, 15 December 2025 from 5 PM – 6 PM CET, we will have an ESMINT Webinar on the: Current status and latest developments in stroke services in Eastern Europe. Speakers of the webinar are Nikola Boban (Serbia), Deniz Bulja (Bosnia and Herzegovina) and Petar Janevski (North Macedonia). The we...

09/12/2025

Welcoming our new and returning students to ECMINT 6.2! 🎓✨
We are delighted to kick off the newest edition of ECMINT at our usual venue, St Anne’s College, Oxford. This week’s focus: Cerebral Aneurysms – a cornerstone topic in neurointerventional education.

A big thank-you to our course directors Phil White, Adam Rennie and Anne Schmitt, and to our outstanding faculty for shaping another high-quality programme. 🙌

We’re equally grateful to the teams at St Anne’s, Reattendance, Orzone, and of course to all our wonderful students – onsite and online – who make ECMINT such a vibrant learning community.

Over the coming days, participants will dive into a full programme of plenary lectures, small-group tutorials, and many opportunities for peer learning and networking alongside the scientific sessions. We can’t wait to see the progress unfold! 💡📚

👉 Learn more about ECMINT: https://buff.ly/uAsG6mD

09/12/2025

ESMINT is pleased to endorse the upcoming BSITN Winter Meeting on 10 December in Brussels.

The meeting provides neurointerventional updates, multidisciplinary perspectives, membership presentations and interactive case discussions – an important event for the BeNeLux neurovascular community.

📍 Brussels, Belgium
📅 10 December 2025

🔗 Event details: https://buff.ly/FNZrGJn

Stay informed about the latest advancements and opportunities in the field of neurointerventions with our curated list of upcoming events.

08/12/2025

Free ESMINT Webinar – Stroke Services in Eastern Europe
🗓️ Monday, 15 December 2025
🕔 5:00–6:00 PM CET

Stroke care systems across Eastern Europe face diverse challenges – but also strong opportunities for collaboration and innovation.
In this webinar, three regional experts will share current developments and insights from the EastMINT project:

🎤 Speakers:
• Nikola Boban 🇷🇸
• Deniz Bulja 🇧🇦
• Petar Janevski 🇲🇰

🧭 Moderators:
• Jan-Hendrik Buhk 🇩🇪
• Ivan Vukasinovic 🇷🇸

What to expect:
✅ An update on the current status of stroke services in Eastern Europe
✅ Differences in workflows, structures and available resources
✅ The role of telemedicine and real-time proctoring in improving access to care
✅ Practical strategies to strengthen regional networks and MT skills

The session will be live, interactive, and includes time for Q&A.
A recording will be available afterwards.

👉 Register here: https://buff.ly/njqWQrK or click below 👇

On Monday, 15 December 2025 from 5 PM – 6 PM CET, we will have an ESMINT Webinar on the: Current status and latest developments in stroke services in Eastern Europe. Speakers of the webinar are Nikola Boban (Serbia), Deniz Bulja (Bosnia and Herzegovina) and Petar Janevski (North Macedonia). The we...