APSCVIR 22nd Auunual Scientific Meeting of the Asia Pacific Society of Cardiovascular and Intervntionak Radiology
Inspiring Innovation
12-14 May 2028
Singapore
Radioembolization: Current Practice and the Road Ahead Virtual Summit 2026
AEST Saturday, 1 August 2026, 11:30 pm – Sunday, 2 August 2026, 2:30 am
This summit brings together leading voices in Y90 to address where the technique stands today and where it’s headed next. Session 1 examines current curative-intent applications, bridging and downstaging strategy, and the expanding role of radiation thrombectomy in portal vein tumor thrombosis. Session 2 turns to what’s ahead: next-generation microsphere technology, Y90’s evolving relationship with systemic therapy, unresolved technical challenges, and extrahepatic applications.
IRSA members ca register and receive the recorded summit.
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The Inaugural Australia and New Zealand Multidisciplinary
Pulmonary Embolism Symposium
26–27 October 2026
The Emporium Hotel, South Bank, Brisbane
The Organising Committee of the ANZ Multidisciplinary Pulmonary EmbolismSymposiom would like to annouce:
The first fully independent Australasian meeting for everyone involved in the care of PE, unitingclinicians, researchers and allied health professionals.
With a firm focus on how to implement highly collaborative models of best practice care.
Multidisciplinary program of respiratory, haematology, ICU, IR, vascular, anaesthetics, generalinternal and emergency medicine speakers and focused sessions of relevance to all.
For more information see flyer HERE
The Australian Cryoneurolysis Masterclass
The Australian Cryoneurolysis Masterclass is a comprehensive full-day workshop designed for clinicians interested in integrating cryoneurolysis into their practice. This hands-on event will be held in Sydney on Saturday, 14 November 2026, at the Macquarie University Anatomy & Surgical Skills Lab.
The workshop will cover intercostal, knee, and shoulder cryoneurolysis, featuring live anatomy and ultrasound demonstrations on volunteer models. Participants will gain valuable insights into applications in chronic pain, regional anaesthesia, and acute care, along with a closing panel discussion on establishing cryoneurolysis services.
Key details:
Date: Saturday, 14 November 2026
Time: 08:30 – 17:00
Venue: Macquarie University Anatomy & Surgical Skills Lab
Capacity: Strictly capped at 20 participants (early registration recommended)
CPD: 8 hours (self-recorded)
Registration and full program details are available HERE
