Abstract | 6th World AVM Congress & SNVIS Annual Scientific Meeting 2026

Abstract Submission Deadline	20 December 2025, Saturday
Presenter Registration Deadline	1 January 2026, Thursday
Abstract Review by Committee	14 January 2026, Wednesday
General Acceptance/Rejection Notification	TBA
Onsite Presentation and Grading	5 - 7 March 2026
Award Ceremony	TBA

All abstracts must be submitted via the SNVIS Abstract Form by 20 December 2025, Saturday. Submissions via email or other formats will not be accepted.
Abstracts and presentations must be written in English.
The abstract body text is limited to 300 words. This limit excludes the title, author names, and institutional affiliations.
Please do not include tables, graphs, or images in your abstract.
Upon submission, an automated acknowledgement email will be sent to the author’s registered email address.
Authors may revise and resubmit their abstracts until the 20 December 2025, Saturday.
If you do not receive the acknowledgement email, please contact enquiry@conectere.com.sg.
The mode of presentation will be decided by the Scientific Committee during review of abstracts and further details emailed to the authors.
A single Presenting Author may be listed as the presenting author for up to three (3) abstract submissions. Any additional abstracts must be presented by a different individual, who must also be listed as a co-author on the respective submission.
If AI is used, ensure that the AI tool is properly cited, and ensure that you write your response entirely using your own words. Even when paraphrased slightly, AI-generated text can still be flagged as plagiarism.

The presenting author is responsible for submitting the abstract.
All presenting authors must register and pay for 6th World AVM Congress & SNVIS Annual Scientific Meeting 2026 by 1 January 2026, Thursday.
Presenting authors who fail to register by this deadline will have their abstracts excluded from the conference.
Abstract submissions will be reviewed by the Scientific Committee, and notifications of acceptance will be sent to the presenting authors.
Submission of an abstract constitutes the author’s consent to have their accepted work presented during the conference.
The mode of presentation will be decided by the scientific committee during review of abstracts and further details emailed to the authors.

Abstract Topics:

Ischemic Stroke Intervention:
This includes topics like mechanical thrombectomy, thrombolysis, and stroke systems of care.
Intracranial Aneurysms:
This covers treatment strategies, including both endovascular and surgical approaches, and the management of ruptured and unruptured aneurysms.
Vascular Malformations:
This includes arteriovenous malformations (AVMs), arteriovenous fistulas (AVFs), and other cerebrovascular malformations.
Hemorrhagic Stroke/Intracranial Hemorrhage:
This encompasses topics like subarachnoid hemorrhage, intracerebral hemorrhage, and the management of bleeding disorders.

Neuroimaging:
This includes the use of advanced imaging techniques, such as CT, MRI, and angiography, in the diagnosis and management of neurovascular diseases.
Spine Interventions:
This includes the treatment of spinal vascular malformations, disc herniations, and other spinal conditions.

Pediatric Interventions:
This includes the treatment of neurovascular conditions in children.
Venous Interventions:
This includes the treatment of venous sinus stenosis and other venous conditions.

Basic Science:
This includes research on the underlying mechanisms of neurovascular diseases, as well as the development of new therapies and technologies.
Health Care Economics:
This includes the study of the cost-effectiveness of neurointerventional procedures and the impact of health policies on the field.

Innovation and Technology:
This includes the use of robotics, artificial intelligence, and other emerging technologies in neurointerventional surgery.
Education and Training:
This includes the development of new educational programs and training methods for neurointerventional specialists.