40th ESVS Annual Meeting 2026

The place to be in vascular surgery!

Join us at the ESVS Annual Meeting 2026, your gateway to the best in vascular surgery! Explore the latest clinical practices, groundbreaking research, and hands-on learning opportunities. Connect with top experts, network with colleagues from around the globe, and enhance your knowledge in a welcoming environment. Elevate your expertise and be part of the global vascular community. It’s an experience no vascular professional should miss.

Rich scientific programme

Dive into a dynamic scientific programme at the ESVS Annual Meeting 2026, featuring expert-led sessions on emerging trends and innovations in vascular surgery. The congress provides a platform for researchers to showcase their studies through dedicated abstract sessions and e-poster presentations. Join us at the leading vascular surgery conference in Europe and engage with the science shaping tomorrow’s practice.

Unparalleled education opportunities

Experience a comprehensive training programme at the ESVS Annual Meeting, featuring hands-on workshops and interactive case discussions across eight Academy Pathways: Aortic, Academic & Professional Development, Carotid, Diagnostic, Dialysis, PAD, and Venous. Limited participant slots for each workshop ensure ample time for meaningful exchanges and in-depth feedback between delegates and facilitators. This is your opportunity to strengthen your skills through focused, practical learning in a collaborative setting.

Registration details will be available soon

Be part of the scientific programme of the ESVS 40th Annual Meeting!

Submit your abstract and showcase your research at one of the most important vascular meetings in Europe.

Accepted abstracts will be featured in the scientific programme, offering you the opportunity to present your work to an international audience of vascular specialists and key opinion leaders.

Presenting authors of accepted abstracts receive a €100 discount on the conference registration fee.

Abstract Topics

Abstracts should address aspects of vascular surgery. We welcome submissions across a broad range of clinical, translational, and technical topics, including: