Neurovascular disorders involve abnormalities in the blood vessels of the brain and spinal cord that disrupt oxygen and nutrient delivery, often resulting in stroke, aneurysm, or vascular dementia. They represent one of the most significant causes of disability and mortality worldwide.

The Neurovascular Disorders session provides an in-depth exploration of the mechanisms, diagnostics, and management of cerebral vascular diseases. Researchers and clinicians examine endothelial dysfunction, thrombosis, hemorrhage, and ischemic injury.

At the Neurovascular Disorders Conference, neurologists, neurosurgeons, and vascular specialists present clinical trials and imaging advances improving diagnosis and intervention. The session highlights emerging therapies such as neuro-interventional techniques, clot-retrieval systems, and AI-based risk prediction.

This session is ideal for healthcare professionals focused on stroke care, neurocritical medicine, and vascular biology. Attendees learn multidisciplinary approaches integrating acute intervention, rehabilitation, and prevention.

Recent research in Stroke emphasizes real-time perfusion imaging and endovascular innovations that significantly enhance patient outcomes after ischemic events.