About
the event
eNeuroVasc, the congress bringing together healthcare professionals engaged in the fight against cerebrovascular accidents!
Cerebral infarctions, intracranial aneurysms, arteriovenous malformations… Cerebrovascular diseases are complex and a collective effort is required to combat them. The stakes are indeed high: strokes are currently the leading cause of female mortality, and the primary cause of acquired disabilities in adults.
During the acute phase, every minute matters. The quality of the treatment depends on a swift and well-coordinated response by all parties involved: first responders, emergency medical services, intensive care units specialising in cerebrovascular accidents, interventional neuroradiologists, neurosurgeons, rehabilitation physicians and other support teams… All these stakeholders are working towards the same goal: to reduce delays, improve the care pathway, and optimise the patient’s chances of making a full recovery.
eNeuroVasc was created in 2018 by the teams of the Adolphe de Rothschild Foundation Hospital to provide a regular event where healthcare professionals specialising in the field of cerebrovascular accidents could meet and share.
This year, eNeuroVasc has partnered with the NeuroVasc 2030 federation of university hospitals – a network of excellence funded by the AP-HP, the INSERM and Paris Cité University – to achieve this goal, by bolstering cooperation, promoting proper practices, encouraging innovation and research, and ultimately improving the quality of the healthcare provided.
Aspects and key points of the congress
- Venue for in-person attendance: Philharmonie de Paris (19th arrondissement)
- Free registration, courtesy of our partners
- Live streaming on internet and access replay
- Short and dynamic sessions, focusing on field experience
- Rich medical and scientific content
- A field-wide approach: exchanges, debates, cooperation and the creation of lasting relationships among different specialisations
When
June 16, 2026
Where
Philharmonie de Paris
Paris, France
eNeuroVasc
eNeuroVasc
2026 Programme
Opening remarks
• eNeuroVasc organisation committee
• Île-de-France stroke association: France WOIMANT and Florence PECHERY
• Île-De-France regional health centre: Isabelle CRASSARD
What is innovation?
• Arielle SANTE (Paris-Saclay)
Early diagnosis for early treatment
09:30 AM I What's new in the scientific literature since eNeuroVasc II?
• Mikael MAZIGHI (Paris)
09:45 AM I Diagnostic biomarkers: News and perspectives
Moderators: Julien SAVATOVSKY (Paris), Candice SABBEN (Paris), Aurélien FREIHERR VON SECKENDORFF (Paris)
A. Imaging
• 09:45 AM I Advanced imaging in the event of acute neurological impairment < 24 hours
o For: Benjamin MAIER (Paris)
o Against: Adrien TER SCHIPHORST (Montpellier)
• 10:05 AM I Using AI-generated imaging biomarkers to predict strokes
o Joseph BENZAKOUN (Paris)
B. Biology
• 10:15 AM I The role of blood biomarkers prior to imaging?
o Sandrine DELBOSC, Mialitiana SOLO NOMENJANAHARY (Paris)
Roundtable
• 10:25 AM
Pause
Reorganising to provide earlier treatment (Part 1)
11:15 AM I What's new in the scientific literature since eNeuroVasc II?
• Pierre SENERS (Paris)
11:30 AM I Reorganising: News and perspectives
A. Reorganising teamwork
Moderators: Anne-Laure FERAL-PIERSSENS (Bobigny), Richard MACREZ (Caen)
• 11:30 AM I Using delay monitoring to streamline the care pathway
o Corinne HOOKER, Aymeric WITTWER, Anceline DONG (Créteil), Perrine BOURSIN (Paris)
• 11:40 AM I Guiding the transition from Actilyse to Metalyse within the stroke eHealth regional network
o Fadela BELLAREDJ, Cécile GUITARD (Hauts-de-France regional health centre)
• 11:50 AM I Interhospital transfers and new recommendations by the French Emergency Medicine/Neurovascular societies?
o Sabine GUINEMER & SAMU 93 team
• 12:00 PM I Roundtable
B. Reorganising imaging
Moderators: Frédéric ADNET (Paris), Bertrand LAPERGUE (Suresnes)
• 12:15 PM I In the ambulance, at the victim's doorstep?
o Melika HADZIAHMETOVIC and the Asphalt team (Paris)
• 12:25 PM I Directly at the INR operating block?
o Benjamin GORY and Nancy INR team
• 12:35 PM I Roundtable
Lunch
Reorganising to provide earlier treatment (Part 2)
C. Reorganising the territory: new thrombectomy centres
Moderators: Jean-Pierre PRUVO (Lille, French Neuroradiology Society), Mathias WARGON (Saint-Denis)
• 02:00 PM I Grégoire BOULOUIS (Tours, French Neuroradiology Society)
• 02:10 PM I Gaëlle GODENECHE and La Rochelle Neurovascular Unit - INR team
• 02:20 PM I Roundtable and call: What's new in our overseas territories?
o Elie KATANGA (Guadeloupe)
D. Training differently and together?
Moderators: Sofia DA SILVA MENDES (Paris), Emilie POULAIN (GONESSE)
• 02:30 PM I When opening a new INR centre?
o William BOISSEAU and Alice KHODJA-BACH (Meaux)
• 02:40 PM I With a doctor-nurse cooperation protocol
o Lucas DI MEGLIO, Hanas ALIOUA (Paris)
• 02:50 PM I Different outlooks on the educational programme for the neurovascular paramedical inter-university degree
o Séverine COUTIER, Alexandra SETNIKAR, Benjamin MAIER (Paris)
• 03:00 PM I The interventional radiology surgeon's assistant university degree
o Marie MAUPIN (Paris)
• 03:10 PM I The Thrombectomy School
o Kevin JANOT (Tours)
• 03:20 PM I Roundtable
Break
Technological and therapeutic innovations
• Moderators: Arielle SANTE (Paris-Saclay), Vincent DOAT-SARFATI (Paris)
04:15 PM I Ischemic strokes and technological innovations at the INR operating block (Stryker-sponsored session)
• 04:15 PM I The innovating tools at the service of medical centres: Skill Assist & StrokEnomics
o Caroline BEAUGRAND (Paris), Victor DURIEUX (Lyon)
• 04:25 PM I Four years of innovation at the INR operating block
o Simon ESCALARD and the HFAR INR team
• 04:35 PM I Intracranial vascular micro-angioscopy
o Robert FAHED (Ottawa)
• 04:45 PM I Debate
05:00 PM I Haemorrhagic strokes, what's new? (Balt-sponsored session)
• 05:00 PM I For the treatment of intra-parenchymal haematomas?
o Laurent PUY (Lille)
• 05:10 PM I For the treatment of subdural haematomas?
o Pierre-Marie CHIARONI (Pitié-Salpêtrière hospital)
• 05:20 PM I Debate
Closing remarks
What evolutions can we expect by eNeuroVasc IV?
• Discussions with the audience guided by former patients
o Philippe GUGLIELMETTI, Franck SEMBENINI, Florence PECHERY, Pierre De LINAGE
• Summary and conclusion
End of the day
Meet
our committee
Scientific committee
- Prof. Frederic ADNET, Medical Emergency Services, Paris
- Prof. Sonia ALAMOWITCH, Neurology, Pitié-Salpêtrière University Hospital, Paris
- Dr. Alain AMERI, Neurology, Meaux Hospital, Seine-et-Marne
- Dr. Raphael BLANC, Interventional Neuroradiology, Adolphe de Rothschild Foundation Hospital, Paris
- Dr. Laurence NAHUM, Neurology, Robert Ballanger Intercommunal Hospital Centre, Aulnay-sous-Bois, Seine-Saint-Denis
- Dr. Jean-Michel DEVYS, Anaesthesia and Resuscitation, Adolphe de Rothschild Foundation Hospital, Paris
- Prof. Anne-Laure FERAL-PIERSSENS, Medical Emergency Services, Seine-Saint-Denis and Emergency Services, Avicenne Hospital, Bobigny, Seine-Saint-Denis
- Dr. Sabine GUINEMER, Medical Emergency Services, Seine-Saint-Denis and Emergency Services, Avicenne Hospital, Bobigny, Seine-Saint-Denis
- Dr. Carole HENRY, Neurology, Saint-Denis Hospital Centre, Saint-Denis, Seine-Saint-Denis
- Dr. Bertrand LAPERGUE, Neurology, Foch Hospital, Suresnes, Hauts-de-Seine
- Dr. Yann LHERMITTE, Neurology, Sud-Francilien Hospital Centre, Corbeil-Essonnes, Essone and Medical Emergency Services, Seine-et-Marne
- Prof. Mikael MAZIGHI, Neurology, Lariboisière Hospital, Paris
- Dr. Michael OBADIA, Neurology, Adolphe de Rothschild Foundation Hospital, Paris
- Dr. Michel PIOTIN, Interventional Neuroradiology, Adolphe de Rothschild Foundation Hospital, Paris
- Dr. Julien SAVATOVSKY, Medical Imaging, Adolphe de Rothschild Foundation Hospital, Paris
- Dr. Matthias WARGON, Emergency Services, Mobile Emergency and Resuscitation Service, Delafontaine Hospital, Saint-Denis, Seine-Saint-Denis
- Prof. Benjamin MAIER, Neurology, Paris-Saint Joseph Hospital Group, Paris
- Medical and paramedical teams of the Vascular Neurology and Interventional Neuroradiology departments of the Adolphe de Rothschild Foundation Hospital, Paris
- Dr. Vincent DOAT-SARFATI, NeuroVasc 2030 Federation of University Hospitals, Lariboisière Hospital, Paris
- Estelle DUBUS, Neurology, Lariboisière Hospital, Paris
- Prof. Matthieu HEIDET, Medical Emergency Services, Val-de-Marne, Henri Mondor Hospital, Créteil
- Prof. Éric JOUVENT, Neurology, Lariboisière Hospital, Paris
- Prof. Guillaume TURC, Neurology, Sainte Anne Hospital, Paris
Organisation committee
- Khadija BELLAHSSAN, Neurosciences, Adolphe de Rothschild Foundation Hospital, Paris
- Géraldine EDOUARD, Interventional Neuroradiology, Adolphe de Rothschild Foundation Hospital, Paris
- Perrine BOURSIN, Interventional Neuroradiology, Adolphe de Rothschild Foundation Hospital, Paris
- Estelle DUBUS, Neurology, Lariboisière Hospital, Paris
- Prof. Mikael MAZIGHI, Interventional Neuroradiology, Adolphe de Rothschild Foundation Hospital, Paris
- Dr. Hocine REDJEM, Interventional Neuroradiology, Adolphe de Rothschild Foundation Hospital, Paris
Our partners
The venue
Cité de la musique - Philharmonie de Paris
221, Avenue Jean-Jaurès
75019 Paris
BY PUBLIC TRANSPORT
Metro
Line 5: Porte de Pantin station/see the metro map
Direct from Gare du Nord (5 stops) and from Gare de l’Est (6 stops).
Tram
T3b : Porte de Pantin station/See the itinerary
Bus
Line 75: Pont Neuf – Porte de Pantin/See the itinerary
Line 151: Bondy-Jouhaux-Blum – Porte de Pantin/See the itinerary
RER (Regional Express Network)
Line E: Pantin station, then take the bus 151 for a few stops to reach Philharmonie de Paris/See the itinerary
BY CAR
Philharmonie de Paris parking
Direct access from the Boulevard Périphérique and from Porte de Pantin to Philharmonie parking/Q-Park
185, Boulevard Sérurier, 75019 Paris – 564 parking spaces for cars, including 15 parking spaces for persons with reduced mobility, and 90 parking spaces for two-wheel vehicles.
Book your parking at the Philharmonie de Paris parking in advance (subject to parking space availability) in just a few clicks, in a fast and secure manner (up to 2 hours in advance), exclusively on q-park-resa.fr.
Use the parking’s south exit to access the lifts that take you up to the Pierre Boulez amphitheatre.