Congresses and Conferences
LINC Leipzig Interventional Course 2026
January 27–30, 2026, Leipzig
At LINC, innovation is experienced in real time. Global leaders connect, learn from live procedures, and take home insights they can apply immediately. From 27–30 January 2026, specialists from around the world will gather in Leipzig for cutting-edge discussions, pioneering presentations, and hands-on training. Accredited with 28 SSA credits.
Cardiology Review Course Zurich
March 19–21, 2026
The Cardiology Review Course Zurich brings together cardiology specialists from across Switzerland. The program focuses on concise, practice-oriented updates on current developments in clinical cardiology. It offers an excellent opportunity for continuing education in cardiovascular medicine. The course is accredited with 8 SSA credits.
Continuing Education Course «Update in Cardiovascular Medicine»
March 19, 2026, Baden-Dättwil
The thematic focus of our program is on updates covering a diverse spectrum of cardiovascular topics, including lipoprotein(a), minimally invasive hemorrhoid therapy, modern vascular surgery, catheter-based interventions for erectile dysfunction, updates in varicose vein therapy, pelvic congestion syndrome, and the latest advances in pacemaker therapy (LBB pacing). The event is accredited with 3 SSA credits.
St. Gallen Wound Care Symposium
March 26, 2026, St. Gallen
The upcoming St. Gallen Wound Care Symposium offers an interdisciplinary and interprofessional program, presenting and discussing both emerging trends and well-established concepts in wound management within a comprehensive, cross-disciplinary framework.Under the motto “Achieving More Together,” the morning program features engaging workshops on highly relevant topics in modern wound care. Experts from a wide range of specialties will lead the workshops and afternoon sessions, providing valuable insights and showcasing innovative developments in wound treatment. The symposium is accredited with 5 SSA credits.
April 10–11, 2026, Venice
The Vein in Venice Symposium brings together international experts, innovators, and clinicians to explore the latest advances in vein health through keynote lectures, dynamic panel discussions, hands-on workshops, and valuable opportunities for networking and collaboration. The congress is accredited with 15 SSA credits.
April 28, 2026, Lucerne
The 20th Lucerne Wound Day offers a practice-oriented and interactive continuing education programme on interprofessional wound management. The event is aimed at nursing professionals, physicians, wound care specialists, nursing experts and other interested healthcare professionals, and is accredited with 7 credits.
Endovascular Therapy of Peripheral Arterial Disease – Workshop 2026
April 29–30, 2026, Lucerne
This two-day workshop is designed for colleagues at the beginning of their interventional career. It combines a structured theoretical introduction with intensive, hands-on training using simulators and practical sessions in the catheter laboratory. Participants will work in small groups under expert supervision, focusing on endovascular techniques for the iliac and femoro-popliteal arteries. The program covers access techniques, device handling, procedural strategies, and management of complications. Led by Prof. Dr. Aljoscha Rastan and his team, the course offers an ideal balance of theory and practice in a supportive learning environment. The workshop is accredited with 12 SSA credits.
May 8, 2026, Biel
Following the success in 2025, the SSA will once again host the Angiology Day 2026 under the motto “by us, for us, just us”. The one-day meeting will take place on 8 May 2026, from 09:00 to 17:00, at the Volkshaus Biel/Bienne and will cover a broad range of scientific and clinical topics, complemented by political and economic perspectives relevant to angiology. The event is accredited with 7 SSA credits.
International Congresses
Advanced Vascular Conference 2026
April 27. – 29., 2026, Frankfurt
The Advanced Vascular Conference 2026 will mark the 5th anniversary, the program will include hands-on workshops, interactive case sessions, a “First at AVC” highlights track, updates in angiology, and an abstract session with publication opportunity.