UPCOMING EVENTS

Welcome to the upcoming IR events.

SLICE Worldwide 2026

12th Edition of SLICE Worldwide

Date: 29/10/2026-30/10/2026
Venue: Online- The SLICE congress will be broadcast worldwide for 1 day, then the recording will be cut into short episodes and published on the www.masterandfellow.com
Website: https://masterandfellow.com

SLICE Worldwide is a qualitative, fun, and innovative event dedicated to the education of young doctors in stroke management. It is a 100% free online event, and for this special 12th edition, SLICE Worldwide propose:
-The SLICE congress will broadcast for 16 hours over 2 days worldwide.
To figure out the quality of the contents produced for our congress, we kindly invite you to watch and widespread our previous movie: F.A.S.T for stroke, an awareness of workflow as well as our previous events on our website (www.masterandfellow.com)

ELEC 2027

European Liquid Embolic Course (ELEC)

Date: 01/03/2027 – 03/03/2027
Venue: Dijon Exhibition & Convention Centre, Dijon Cedex • France
Website: Home | ELEC IR – European Liquid Embolic Course

Over the years, ELEC has become a reference meeting for physicians wishing to enhance their expertise in cyanoacrylates, EVOH copolymers, and emerging liquid technologies.

🎓 European School of Interventional Radiology courses

MSK embolization

Date: October 22-23, 2026
Location: Strasbourg, France
More Information: MSK embolization

Essentials of Embolization: Liquid and Particles

Date: November 05 – 06, 2026
Location: Strasbourg, France
More Information: Essentials of embolization: Liquid and particles

Prostate Biopsy and Focal Therapy

Date:November 19-20, 2026
Location: Nijmegen, The Netherlands
More Information: Prostate biopsy and focal therapy

Endovascular Treatment of Acute Ischaemic Stroke

Date: December 03-04, 2026
Location: Maastricht, Netherlands
More Information: Endovascular treatment of acute ischaemic stroke

Reliability in Percutaneous Tumour Ablation

Date: December 10-11, 2026
Location: Innsbruck, Austria
More Information: Reliability in percutaneous tumour ablation