EXMINT

EXMINT 9.1 Registration

The registration fee for the online course, EXMINT 9.1 is €550. Registration is now open – please click here.

Successfully completing 9.1 (or another x.1 EXMINT course) is a prerequisiste of attending 9.2.

Terms and conditions:

• 50% refund if cancelled 4 weeks before the start of the course
• No refund if cancelled less than 4 weeks before the start of the course

EXMINT 9.1 Scientific programme

Please review the preliminary scientific programme of EXMINT 9.1.

EXMINT Onsite Venue

EXMINT 9.1. is an online-only course.

Accreditation

The European Stroke Course in Minimally Invasive Neurological Therapy (EXMINT) 9.1, Prague, Czech Republic, will be submitted for accreditation by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME®).

MedTech approval

EXMINT 9.1 has been submitted for assessment under the MedTech Europe Code of Ethical Business Practice and EFPIA Code of Practice. For more information, please refer to Event EMT-25-04426.

European Diploma in Ischemic Stroke Intervention (EDSI)

The 2026 EDSI examination will take place on Friday 29th May 2026. The examination will be offered virtually, using remote examination and invigilation software from Orzone.

Candidates will need to install the examination software on a laptop or desktop computer. The system requirements (as at January 2026) can be found here.

Eligibility: In order to be eligible to sit the examination for the European Diploma in Ischaemic Stroke Intervention (EDSI), candidates must have completed one full cycle of EXMINT and achieved an average pass mark of 60% or more in both EXMINT formal quizzes.

The 2026 examination fee is €375.

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Registration can be cancelled up to two weeks before the event with a 100% refund in the shape of a credit voucher to be used to take a future ESMINT examination.

Information about the European Diploma in Ischemic Stroke Intervention (EDSI) examination

The EDSI examination consists solely in a 3-hour written exam with 100 questions (each with 4 – 5 sub-questions.)

The exam is divided into two 90-minute sessions with a short (10 or 15 min) break in between.

Candidates’ answers are analyzed by Orzone in consultation with the ESMINT Examination Committee and EBNI. The passmark is set using a recognized standard-setting methodology such as Cohen. Candidates receive their results within 6 – 8 weeks of taking the examination.