We are delighted to invite you to the 64th International Spinal Cord Society (ISCoS) Annual Scientific Meeting, combined with the 19th Nordic Spinal Cord Society (NoSCoS) Biennial Scientific Meeting, from 8-11 October 2025 in Gothenburg, Sweden.
This annual scientific meeting brings together professionals from across the field of spinal cord injury (SCI) care and research. Whether you’re a physiatrist, neurologist, neurosurgeon, trauma specialist, orthopaedic surgeon, urologist, nurse, therapist, or psychologist, this is an opportunity to connect and collaborate with peers who are dedicated to advancing SCI care.
Abstract Themes for the 2025 Scientific Meeting
Return to work (or school) following SCI
This theme deals with structures, methods and innovative initiatives to support people’s return to work and school throughout the rehabilitation process, including people’s lived experience.
Clinical trials
This theme deals with clinical trials. It includes reporting of recently completed clinical trials as well as methodological issues related to conducting clinical trials.
Knowledge translation and implementation
This theme deals with the translation and implementation of research findings into clinical practice.
Spinal cord injuries in the aged
This theme deals with the impact on the aged of having a spinal cord injury, and the unique challenges for the aged and the healthcare system.
Upper limb management
This theme deals with the conservative and surgical management of the upper limb in people with tetraplegia. It includes all aspects of management including rehabilitation.
Other SCI related topics
This broad theme encompasses the full spectrum of traumatic and nontraumatic spinal cord injury research that may not be well described by themes 1-5.
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The meeting will include instructional courses, group workshops as well as oral and poster presentations showcasing cutting-edge research, innovative treatments, and advancements in rehabilitation. Each year, experts from various disciplines come together to share and explore the latest developments in spinal cord injury treatment and care.
If you work in clinical practice, research, or rehabilitation, this is your chance to delve into new breakthroughs, emerging therapies, and valuable insights that will shape the future of SCI treatment.
More than just a meeting, it’s an opportunity to engage in meaningful discussions, build professional relationships, and collaborate with others contributing to the future of SCI care.
