ESOC 2026 recordings are now available on eSTEP – European Stroke Organisation
European Stroke Organisation shared on LinkedIn:
”ESOC 2026 recordings are now available on eSTEP!
Watch a preview on our YouTube channel with a featured playlist on Cerebral Amyloid Angiopathy (CAA).
ESO members can now access the full library of recorded sessions on eSTEP, the European Stroke Organisation’s dedicated online education platform.
This session brings together leading clinicians and researchers to discuss some of the most important developments in CAA, including neuroinflammation and emerging biomarker frameworks, CAA-related transient focal neurological episodes, the role of CAA in acute stroke reperfusion therapies, the relationship between CAA-related inflammation and ARIA, and new evidence on iatrogenic CAA.
The session provides valuable insights into current diagnostic challenges, treatment considerations, and the evolving understanding of CAA and its clinical implications for stroke care.
Access the full ESOC 2026 recording library on eSTEP.
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