CSI FRANKFURT 2026
SUBMISSIONS

CSI Frankfurt (3–6 June 2026) unites a global community dedicated to advancing catheter interventions in congenital, structural, and valvular heart disease, heart failure and electrophysiology. Each year, experts and innovators come together in Frankfurt to exchange ideas, challenge current practice, and present the latest breakthroughs shaping patient care.

Share your work with this international audience, whether it's research, clinical insights, complex cases, or new innovations.

Submission is free. Presenters whose submitted work is accepted into the program are eligible for a reduced registration fee. To benefit from the discount, please wait to register until you have been notified of your acceptance. Discounts are available until 13 April 2026.

start-up competition

Pitch your new medical device in our start-up competition. Compete for visibility, mentorship, and investor attention, and a chance to win exciting prizes!

Deadline: February 20, 2026

submission opening soon!

late-breaking trials

Share your unpublished data at CSI Frankfurt 2026 and showcase your cutting-edge findings as part of the main program to an international audience.

Deadline: February 20, 2026

submission opening soon!

Abstracts & cases

Submit your scientific abstract or challenging case to discuss them in front of KOLs, and a chance to win 2,500€ prize for best e-poster or case.

Deadline: February 20, 2026

Submit your work

NIGHTMARE CASES

Submit your cases with life-altering outcomes (mortality, disability, etc.). The presentations will take place in a confidential and protected environment - the CSI FaiLure Analysis Workshop (FLAW)

Deadline: February 20, 2026

submission opening soon!

Discounted PRESENTER REGISTRATION FEE:
Challenging cases & abstracts: €360
Nightmare cases: €360
Late breaking trials: €700
Start-up competition: €900

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WHAT THE PARTICIPANTS SAY:

"Thrilled to be actively participating in CSI Frankfurt 2025, one of the leading events in the field. It’s a true honor to join the stage and be part of expert discussions for the very first time."

Sylwia Sławek-Szmyt, Poznan University Hospital

Poland

WHAT THE PARTICIPANTS SAY:

"Cathlab Cafe one of the most enriching formats I’ve experienced. It encourages open discussion, thoughtful exchange, and collaborative learning among colleagues from around the world. A powerful reminder of the value of dialogue-driven education in advancing our daily practice. "

Manfred Hermanni, Hospital Miguel Perez Carreño

Venezuela

WHAT THE PARTICIPANTS SAY:

"As a young cardiologist, I am very grateful for the opportunity to share our data in the top catheter heart therapies congress. Winning the best poster award was the unexpected cherry on the top. "

Martina Podolec, Na Homolce Hospital

Czech Republic

WHAT THE PARTICIPANTS SAY:

"It was a privilege to share cases focused on next-generation innovation in structural EP, and to engage in rich discussions with structural cardiologists, imagers, and surgeons. "

Devi G Nair, St. Bernards Medical Center & Arrhythmia Research Group

United States