British Society of Interventional Radiology (BSIR) Annual Scientific Meeting 2024

British Society of Interventional Radiology (BSIR) Annual Scientific Meeting 2024 is organized by British Society of Interventional Radiology (BSIR) and will be held from Nov 06 - 08, 2024 at The Brighton Centre, Brighton, England, United Kingdom.

Description:
This year’s meeting will feature content suited for IRs at all stages of their careers. From the immensely popular Diagnosis to Discharge (D2D sessions, to the highly educational State-of-the- Art and Plenary sessions, from masterclasses to dedicated sessions for trainees and nurses, from serious scientific sessions to light-hearted quizzes, BSIR 2024 will include something for everyone.

Topic highlights at BSIR 2024 will include aortic and venous interventions, embolization, interventional oncology, non-vascular interventions, clinical effectiveness and quality improvement, and much more.

Programme Overview:
The programme at BSIR 2024 will cover a wide range of IR procedures, through a variety of different session formats, offering a great learning experience. This year’s highlight topics, presented by an international faculty of renowned experts, will include:

• Emergency procedures
• Lymphatic intervention
• Paediatric IR
• Bone and soft tissue tumour intervention
• Future of IR internationally
• Principles of research in IR
• MSK embolization
• and much more

Formats will include

• Diagnosis to discharge sessions; aimed at beginners, offering end to end explorations of IR topics
• State of the art sessions; intermediate / advanced level sessions exploring cutting edge IR treatments
• Hot topic panels; exploring controversial topics and burning questions in IR
• Keynote sessions; featuring national and international speakers
• Top 3 papers session; covering seminal IR papers released in the past year
• IR service delivery and research; exploring strategies for success in the field of IR, including different topics from non-medical aspects, such as communication, financial matters, organization, and IR research.