Events

The 9th Annual Conference of American Association for Bronchology and Interventional Pulmonology to be held on August 20-22, 2026, Denver, Colorado, USA. ​​​

Save the date and attend a special breakfast session on Friday, August 21 from 7:15 - 8 am in Breakout 3. Dr. Momen Wahidi, a leading expert from Northwestern Medical Group, will present Novel balloon-less EBUS scope: initial experience in the diagnosis and staging for lung cancer. Dr. Hans Lee of Johns Hopkins University will moderate. Also, be sure to stop by Fujifilm Booth #45 and get hands-on with the complete Fujifilm pulmonary portfolio, including the new 800 series bronchoscopes. The AABIP brings together leading experts from around the world in Bronchology and Interventional Pulmonology, providing a global platform to explore groundbreaking advancements in fields such as Advanced Diagnostic Bronchoscopy, Therapeutic Bronchoscopy, Pleural Diseases, Healthcare Transformation, and Thoracic Surgery.

Attendees will witness live demonstrations of a comprehensive range of therapeutic procedures, complemented by insightful lectures from a distinguished roster of faculty.

Hear directly from your local Thoracic Oncology Program (TOP) leaders at events designed for your region's fight against lung cancer. A day of collaboration challenging the ways we detect, diagnose, and treat lung nodules across the world.

This course will provide education through lectures, case discussion, audience question and answer, and hands-on experience with animal models and device simulators. The goal is to highlight best practice techniques across the broad spectrum of therapeutic and biliary endoscopy. Washington University Interventional Endoscopy Section faculty, as well as nationally known therapeutic endoscopists from peer institutions in North America, will serve as faculty with in-room commentary, lectures, hands-on session and facilitating discussion during and between lectures and case presentations.

Endobronchial ultrasound and transbronchial needle aspiration (EBUS-TBNA) is the recommended first step for lung cancer staging. In this course, you’ll refine your skills in critical flexible bronchoscopy with a focus on EBUS-TBNA. Bronchoscopy experts will teach you essential skills for evaluating patients with suspected lung cancer. This course is recommended for pulmonary and critical care fellows and practicing pulmonologists who are growing their lung cancer practice and are looking to gain foundational skills in EBUS.

A 2-day course focusing on cutting-edge interventional pancreaticobiliary procedures, and featuring case demonstrations, lectures, interactive sessions and hands-on training.

Gastroenterologists from across Texas get together to learn about updates in Gastroenterology, Hepatology, Endoscopy and more.

For over six decades, the Florida Gastroenterology Society has brought together the state's leading clinicians, fellows, and industry partners for three days of advanced education, hands-on training, and meaningful connection.

This annual, hands-on international symposium, featuring two half-day surgical skills labs, is designed to educate attendees on the management of complex cases requiring advanced interventional endoscopy.
The focus is on delivering excellence in care, ensuring safety, and promoting a multidisciplinary approach for both academic and private practice endoscopists. CADEC will also explore, in-novate, and share the latest procedures and devices aimed at improving minimally invasive endoscopic interventions, utilizing cutting-edge technology to treat patients effectively.

A 2-day course designed to equip attending physicians with the essential knowledge and skills for performing endobariatric procedures and endoscopic suturing for both bariatric and non-bariatric surgeries. Led by experts in the field, both days feature immersive hands-on laboratory sessions, along with engaging didactic presentations with interactive question and answer sessions, live case broadcasts, and instructive video-based case studies.