Annual Scientific Meeting

It is the Society of Interventional Radiology's goal to promote the high-quality practice of interventional radiology through its Annual Scientific Meeting and other educational programs. Meeting attendees will receive the latest information in basic and clinical research; experience techniques and technologies utilized by interventional radiologists around the world; see the latest equipment used in interventional radiology; and discuss social, political and economic issues important to the IR community.

38th Annual Scientific Meeting

SIR 2013
New Orleans, La.
April 13-18, 2013

 

Register Now for So Me: So You–A Social Media Workshop

Don't know a hashtag from a hashbrown? Get a better understanding of how social media tools can complement your IR clinical presence in an #SIR2013 free hands-on overview of social media for IR professionals.

Designed to provide you with a better understanding of how social media tools can complement your clinical presence, this discussion will focus on making strategic evaluations to guide your use of social media tools and demonstrate when and how health care professionals are using Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Monitter and Google Analytics, among others.

Two free sessions will be offered on Sunday, April 14: from 12-1 p.m. and 1-2 p.m., Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, Room 283. A boxed lunch will be provided. Sign up early; attendance will be limited.

You'll leave with tools you can begin to use immediately at #SIR2013.

Get more info and register.

 

Safety and Health Committee Cataract Study Project

SIR'S Safety and Health Committee will be conducting a study at this year's Annual Scientific Meeting in New Orleans (April 13-17), to examine the type and severity of characteristic radiation-induced posterior lens changes, including potential for posterior subcapsular cataract, in an IR cohort of meeting attendees. The findings will then be compared to various medical and non-medical professional control groups, including non-interventional radiologists who are not normally exposed to X-rays.

Findings may help in developing appropriate occupational guidelines for exposure to low levels of ionizing radiation and determining future risk of radiation cataract development.

Click here for more information and to schedule an appointment. Contact Debbie Katsarelis with questions.

37th Annual Scientific Meeting

SIR 2012
San Francisco, Calif.
March 24-29, 2012

 

Proceedings from the SIR 37th Annual Scientific Meeting are now online and available for purchase.

  • Get full-motion video of more than 200 hours of content from the meeting, including Workshops (with the exception of hands-on Workshops)
  • Earn CME credit/li>
  • SIR 2012 attendees receive a $400 discount off the standard rate/li>
  • Watch on a desktop or laptop computer, or an iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch or Android mobile device/li>

36th Annual Scientific Meeting

Order Session Recordings From "IR Rising"

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Annual Scientific Meetings

Purchase entire conference, selected plenaries or symposia of past SIR Annual Scientific Meetings by visiting Prolibraries.

2010 SIR Annual Scientific Meeting Tampa, Fla., March 13-18, 2010
2010 SIR Photos

2009 SIR Annual Scientific Meeting San Diego, Calif., March 7-12, 2009

2008 SIR Annual Scientific Meeting Washington, D.C., March 15-20, 2008

2007 SIR Annual Scientific Meeting Seattle, Wash., March 1-6, 2007

2006 SIR Annual Scientific Meeting Toronto, Ontario, Canada, March 30-April 4, 2006

2005 SIR Annual Scientific Meeting New Orleans, La., March 31-April 5, 2005

2004 SIR Annual Scientific Meeting Phoenix, Ariz., March 25-30, 2004

2003 SIR Annual Scientific Meeting Salt Lake City, Utah, March 27-April 1, 2003

38th Annual Scientific Meeting

SIR 2013
New Orleans, La.
April 13-18, 2013

39th Annual Scientific Meeting

SIR 2014
San Diego, Calif.
March 22-27, 2014

Questions

If you have any questions, please send an email to AnnualMeeting@SIRweb.org.

SIR Policies

SIR Participation Policy

Society of Interventional Radiology staff, members, nonmembers and event participants must be treated with respect in all interactions (including but not limited to in-person, telephone or via written communications). All agree to conduct themselves in a manner appropriate for health care professionals. Staff offices and the press room at meeting sites are reserved for official business only; food and beverage service in these areas are reserved for staff and volunteer members. If a staff member believes that these rules have been violated or acceptable social decorum has otherwise been breached, the staff member shall contact one of the designated individuals in the volunteer leadership to help with the situation. If the member in question believes that he/she has been wrongly accused of inappropriate behavior, he/she shall also contact the designated physician leadership to help with the situation.

 

SIR Photo Disclaimer

Registration and attendance at, or participation in, the Society of Interventional Radiology's meetings and other activities constitute an agreement by the registrant/attendee to SIR's use and distribution (both now and in the future) of the registrant's or attendee's image or voice in photographs, videotapes, electronic reproductions and audio tapes ("images/recordings") of such events and activities. Registrant/attendee acknowledges and agrees that SIR's use or distribution of such images/recordings may be worldwide and in any medium; that SIR may identify registrants or attendees in such images or recordings; and that registrants/attendees have no right to any compensation for such uses.