28th January 2010 - Abstracts closing soon – submit now! Have your Original Work feature at the Original Embolization Meeting!

The GEST 2010 Scientific Committee invites you to submit abstracts from original investigations for consideration at GEST 2010 to be held at the Westin Market Street, San Francisco, May 6 to 9, 2010.

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Abstract categories will include aspects of embolization:

• Peripheral vascular disease
• Trauma
• Visceral artery and venous interventions (including ablation)
• Pediatric and neurointerventional therapies (and neuro tools)
• Women's health
• Aortic disease
• Vascular malformations
• Gastrointestinal bleeding
• Liver disease
• Non-vascular procedures
• Cell-based therapies

Online abstract submission is open until January 31^st, 2010
ONLY 4 DAYS TO GO!

Please note that all abstracts must be submitted electronically: click on the below link to access them directly:

The GEST 2010 EARLY BIRD registration closes on February 14^th, 2010, Valentine’s Day.
REGISTER NOW, to secure the best rates!

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Early bird registration closing soon – REGISTER NOW

The GEST 2010 EARLY BIRD registration closes on February 14^th, 2010, – don’t break your heart on Valentine’s day – REGISTER TODAY!

Click below to access GEST 2010 online registrations

GEST 2010 has special rates for fellows, medical students and abstract attendees.
See www.gest2010.org for more details.

GEST 2010 are pleased to announce the following grant organized in collaboration with COOK Medical, specifically for young interventional radiologists. This unique funded program provides access to the meeting, expenses and an exclusive young-physician, hands-on device experience and training.

Please take advantage of this by applying, or making your junior colleagues or trainees aware. The deadline for application is also February 14^th, 2010. More information on the program can be found below.

Mission: To give young interventional radiologists access to the highest level of scientific, clinical, practice building and practical technical education about new procedures, therapies, materials and devices, their results and relevance for patient care and imaging.

The Grant: One full professional registration to attend GEST 2010 in San Francisco as well as four nights' hotel accommodation. Please note that successful applicants must be on-site for the entire duration of the event, May 6-9, 2010.

Criteria: Applicants must be under the age of 35 (fellows or last year of residency)

Application Process: To apply for the Young Interventional Radiologists Grant Program, your completed application must be submitted before Sunday 14 February, 2010 and contain the following documents:

• Resume
• Brief letter of recommendation from your program director

All grant applications must be made in writing and submitted by email or fax to:

MISSION STATEMENT:
The GEST aim is to bring you the highest level of scientific and technical education about the use of new materials and devices, their results, relevance for patient care, imaging, and of course to fine-tune your existing skills and expertise in these areas.

In Partnership with the Society of Interventional Radiology