Call for Late-Breaking Abstracts
We invite you to submit your late-breaking abstracts for presentation at the 18th ESMINT Congress, taking place from 2–4 September 2026 in Marseille, France.
Late-breaking abstracts should detail highly significant and timely findings in any area of neurointervention. This submission category is intended for new data or findings that were not available by the general abstract deadline.
Submission opens: 21 July 2026
Submission deadline: 5 August 2026
Notification of acceptance: End of August 2026
We strongly advise that all presenting authors are registered at the time of submission. Unfortunately, we are unable to assist with last-minute visa issues for unregistered presenters.
Why Submit?
Join scientific researchers, clinicians, and experts from around the world as we advance knowledge in minimally invasive neurological therapies. Original research and scientific abstracts are at the heart of the ESMINT Congress. Together, they help push the boundaries of innovation and clinical practice.
Topics for Abstract Submission
- Aneurysms
- Brain AVM/AVF and spinal vascular malformations
- Acute ischemic stroke
- Innovation & AI
- Clinical management and regulatory aspects
- Complications (M&M)
- INR working environment and equality
- Venous interventions
- MMAE
- INR and neuro-oncology
- Carotid stenting
- Paediatric INR
Submission Guidelines
To standardise the layout, we kindly ask you to read the guidelines carefully.
1. Abstracts / case reports may be submitted only via the online platform. Reports submitted via fax or email will not be accepted.
2. The report must be submitted in English. Please use UK English spelling.
3. Please make sure that the author’s name and email address are complete and correct.
4. The abstract / case report body text may not be longer than 300 words.
5. Submitters are requested to submit an overview body text in the following structure:
I. Background / Introduction (Context and why this topic matters)
II. Objective / Purpose (Research Question)
III. Methods / Case Description (Study design and methods)
IV. Results / Findings (Study results)
V. Discussion / Conclusions / Learning Points (Interpretation, implications, and key takeaways)
6. Inclusion of images: max 3. Image Size: 1000 px. Uploading images will affect word count
7. Inclusion of tables: max 3. Max size: 10 x 10 rows
8. There is no limit to the number of abstracts / case reports a researcher may submit. However, researchers should not submit the same abstract / case more than one time. Submissions that appear to be replicate versions of a single study may be rejected.
9. 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.
10. Do not use abbreviations in the title. Limit yourself to commonly used abbreviations and explain all abbreviations at first mention.
11. Authors must indicate their presentation type preference: either Poster Presentation Only / Oral Presentation / Both.
After submission:
1. A confirmation email with a reference number will be sent automatically. Submitted abstracts / case reports may be edited until the submission deadline.
2. The Scientific Committee reserves the right to decide the final allocation and presentation type.
3. Presenting authors of accepted abstracts / case reports must register and attend the congress.
Submit your late-breaking abstract now
Submission for late-breaking abstracts is closed.
Questions about late-breaking abstract submissions?
If you have questions regarding late-breaking abstract submissions or need any assistance, please contact the support team at esmint-congress@aimgroup.eu
Please always specify that you are referring to the ESMINT Congress and use your abstract reference number.
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