Call for cases
The Scientific Committee invites case submissions for presentation at the 17th Congress of the European Society of Minimally Invasive Neurological Therapy. The sharing of science – especially the latest neurointerventional cases – is ever more important, and the ESMINT Congress is the place to do it.
Submission is open. The deadline for submission is Monday, 14 April, 11.59 pm. Author(s) will be notified mid-June 2025.
Topics for Case Submissions
Below are the topics for case report submission. Please ensure that your case aligns with one of these themes.
1.1. Innovative Approaches in Aneurysm Management
1.2. Updated Criteria for Endovascular Treatment
1.3. Management Strategies for Distal MCA Aneurysms
1.4. Challenges in Bifurcation Aneurysms
1.5. Anatomical Considerations in Complex Aneurysms with Involved Arterial Branches
1.6. Perforator aneurysms: Diagnosis and Management
1.7. Management of giant basilar aneurysms
1.8. Advances in the Treatment of Dissecting Aneurysms
1.9. Aneurysms in the Pediatric Population: Unique Considerations
2.1 Future directions of AI in INR
2.2 Integration of Advanced Computing in Interventional Neuroradiology
2.3 Applications of AI in Interventional Procedures
2.4 Utilization of AI in Diagnostic Imaging Processes
2.5 Ethical Considerations in Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
3.3 Innovative Approaches to AVM Management
3.4 Surgical and Endovascular Management of Infratentorial AVM
3.5 Challenges in Deep Location AVMs
3.6 Management of Pediatric AVM
3.7 The Role of Hemodynamics in AVM Treatment
3.8 Advances in AVM Research and Treatment
4.1 Cerebral Venous Sinus Thrombosis
4.2 Venous Sinus Stenosis
4.3 Venous Sinus Diverticula
4.4 CSF-Venous Fistulas
4.5 Endovascular Transvenous Treatment of Hydrocephalus
5.1 Innovative Strategies in DAVF Management
5.2 Comparative Outcomes: Transvenous vs. Transarterial Approach
5.3 Hemodynamics in DAVF: Clinical Implications
5.4 Emerging Techniques in DAVF Treatment
6.1 Embolization of orbital lesions: Techniques and outcomes
6.2 Challenges in Infratentorial Tumor Embolization
6.3 Embolization for Migraine Management: Evidence and experience
6.4 Embolization Techniques in the Management of Chronic Subdural Hematoma
6.5 Managing Dangerous Anastomoses During Embolization
6.6 Future directions in embolization therapy
6.7 Innovative Techniques in Embolization
7.1 Techniques for Aspiration and Management of Intracerebral Hematomas
7.2 Innovations in Hematoma Management
8.1 Innovative Therapies for Ischemic Stroke
8.2 Addressing Distal Occlusion Challenges and Advances
8.3 Management Strategies for Chronic Occlusions in Stroke
8.4 Understanding Minor Stroke: Implications for Treatment
8.5 Role of Intracranial Stenosis in Ischemic Stroke Management
8.6 Cerebellar artery occlusion: Clinical Considerations
8.7 Endpoints for Endovascular Therapy
8.8 Rescue Strategies: Intracranial Stenting in Acute Stroke
8.9 Tandem Lesions: Treatment Approaches
8.10 Strategies for Recanalization in Central Retinal Artery Occlusion
8.11 Pediatric ischemic stroke: Specific Challenges and Innovations
8.12 Selecting the appropriate thrombolytics for ischemic stroke
8.13 Future Directions in Stroke Management
9.1 Advances in Personalized Care in Interventional Neuroradiology
9.2 Innovative Visions in INR
9.3 Innovative Practice in INR
9.4 Human-Computer Interaction
9.5 Neuro-Oncology: Interventional Strategies
9.6 Innovations in Shunt Management
9.7 Future Perspectives on INR Practices
9.8 Emerging Topics in INR
10.1 Navigating Challenges in Daily Practice
10.2 Assessing Morbidity and Mortality in INR Procedures
11.1 The Next Generation of Robotic Technology in INR
11.2 Clinical Applications of Robotics in Interventional Procedures
11.3 Human vs. Robot in Interventional Radiology: A Comparative Analysis
11.4 Robotic Thrombectomy: Advancements and results
11.5 The Future of Remote Robotic Procedures in Healthcare
11.6 Exploring the Role of Robotics in Specialty Procedures
ESMINT’s Got Talent
Proposals submitted by presenting authors who are aged 35 or younger (born on or after 1 January 1990) may be considered for the ESMINT’s Got Talent prize. The winner will be invited to give an oral presentation followed by discussion.
If you wish to be considered for this prize, please click the appropriate checkbox during the online submission process.
You will need to upload a copy of your passport with a readily readable date of birth as proof of eligibility. Accepted document formats: BMP, GIF, JPG or PDF files, size limit 1 MB.
Your complete submission – including passport copy – must arrive by the regular case submission deadline or it will not be considered.
If you have difficulties uploading your passport copy, please contact abstracts@congrex.com.
Call for cases: Questions?
If you have questions regarding delegate case proposals or need assistance, please contact the support team at abstracts@congrex.com.
Please always specify that you are referring to the ESMINT Congress and use your abstract reference number.
Abstract hotline: +41 61 686 77 22 (Monday – Friday during CEST business hours)
Contact supportGuidelines for delegate case presentation proposals
To standardise the layout, we kindly ask you to read the guidelines carefully.
- Reports may be submitted only via the online platform. Reports submitted via fax or email will not be accepted.
- The report must be submitted in English. Please use UK English spelling.
- Please make sure that the author’s name and email address are complete and correct.
- The case body text may not be longer than 250 words.
- Please use the font “Times New Roman” in 12pt.
- Submitters are requested to submit a case overview body text in the following structure:
- Introduction
- Case Description
- Conclusion
- Inclusion of up to 3 images is mandatory:
- Black & white
- High resolution
- Fitting the same page as the case body text (300DPI TIFF, min. 5x5cm)
- There is no limit to the number of reports a researcher may submit. However, researchers should not submit the same case. Submissions that appear to be replicate versions of a single study may be rejected.
- Please limit the number of authors to those who have substantially contributed to the research. If authors’ names appear on more than one report, their names must appear and be spelled identically on each report in order to facilitate proper indexing. Wherever possible, do not list authors with initials only.
- Do not use abbreviations in the title. Limit yourself to commonly used abbreviations and explain all abbreviations at first mention.
- After submission, a confirmation email with a reference number will be automatically sent. Submitted reports may be edited up to the deadline.
- Authors must indicate their presentation type preference: either Poster Presentation Only or Oral or Poster Presentation
- The Scientific Committee reserves the right to decide the final allocation and presentation type.
- In case of previous publication of Case Reports please indicate so in the corresponding textbox
- Presenting authors of accepted reports must register and attend at the congress.