Hello, SNIS Members and Friends!

What brings together neurointerventional experts from around the world, multi-disciplinary learning opportunities, enjoyable networking events, and fun? You guessed it – the SNIS 22^nd Annual Meeting & Fellows Course!

Whether it’s your first Annual Meeting or your twenty-second, we’re excited for you to grab your cowboy hat and join us in Nashville, Tennessee, from July 14-18, 2025!

As an internationally recognized forum, the SNIS Annual Meeting & Fellows Course is where our field pauses briefly from its lifesaving work to collaborate, learn, and refuel – no matter where we are in our career journey.

Set against the vibrant energy of Music City, this year’s meeting offers an exciting opportunity to explore cutting-edge advances in the field and recharge with your family and friends by taking advantage of the many activities Nashville has to offer.

We’ve structured our time together around this year’s theme, Breaking Down Barriers, with opportunities central to supporting our global, multidisciplinary workforce, ensuring access to innovative research, tools, and training to provide the highest quality of care for all patients.

The schedule is teeming with educational sessions and meetings, networking events, and a little fun on the side that collectively reflects the commitment to advancing our field.  We are pleased to welcome back our partners in scientific programming: the AANS/CNS Joint Cerebrovascular Section, led by Stacey Wolfe, MD and the European Society of Minimally Invasive Neurological Therapy (ESMINT), led by Christian Taschner, MD. We always appreciate our partners and are grateful for their continued collaboration.

The hybrid meeting format has proven to be a success, opening up our content to both in-person and virtual attendees. Online registrants will be able to view the meeting in real time, ask questions, and otherwise engage in sessions. All the sessions will be recorded so that during the week or months following, all registered attendees can access the content you need.

Popular activities such as the Opening Celebration at the Country Music Hall of Fame, SNIS Foundation 5K, and reinvigorated lunchtime industry insights are on the calendar, with a comfortable amount of down time to rest or explore Nashville’s historic sites and lively culture.

Explore this website to view the preliminary agenda, complete registration, and book your accommodations.  We can’t wait to see you in Music City!

Sincerely,

Dorothea Altschul, MD
Chair, 22nd Annual Meeting

Katyucia de Macedo Rodrigues, MD
Chair, 22nd Annual Meeting

Johanna Fifi, MD
President