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Five new A4 posters for ISAH 2026: a thunderclap, a funnel-web, seven millimetres and a fork in the road. Free to download and print, each with a QR code to registration.

A talk from the 2023 Brain symposium arguing that we treat angiographic vasospasm because it is the only delayed phenomenon we can see, not because we have shown that treating it works.

A survivor and her husband describe the day it began, the weeks in ICU, and where they are now. The perspective ISAH 2026 has built the program around.

The ISAH 2026 scientific chair on why SAH never had its stroke moment, why DCI is probably several diseases, and which debates in Sydney are going to need referees.

Andy Lindberg walks a grade 5 SAH from the ED airway to the wake-up, and explains why the anaesthetist is the one specialty that sees the whole pathway. He also runs the neuroanaesthesia workshop.

Radiological vasospasm is an imaging finding; DCI is a clinical syndrome. A 2025 conversation on screening, blood pressure targets, milrinone and multimodal monitoring, and the sessions that pick each thread up in Sydney.

Vascular neurosurgeon Keryn Davidson on the resuscitated WFNS, Goldilocks EVD drainage, why clip vs coil is not a rivalry, and the workshop where you can see it through the microscope yourself.

Christine Buckley of the Brain Aneurysm Foundation on the invisible disabilities after SAH, and why ISAH 2026 has given the patient voice a seat at the table rather than a slot at the end.

A 42-year-old with a thunderclap headache, a seizure and a GCS of 8, worked through the pre-hospital and ED phase with two AI co-hosts who get some of it confidently wrong. The human sessions are in November.

Four A4 posters for ISAH 2026, free to download and print for your department noticeboard. Each has a QR code straight to registration.

The ISAH 2026 Conference is just around the corner, and it promises to be an exciting event for everyone involved. This conference is a unique opportunity for professionals, researchers, and enthusiasts to come together and share their knowledge. But what makes this event even more special is the chance for businesses to get involved through sponsorship. Sponsorship at the ISAH 2026 Conference is not just about visibility. It is about building relationships, enhancing brand r

The 17th International Subarachnoid Haemorrhage Conference runs 17–20 November 2026 at the Sheraton Grand Sydney Hyde Park. It is the only global meeting devoted entirely to aneurysmal subarachnoid haemorrhage, and this is the first time it has been held in the southern hemisphere. Previous meetings in Amsterdam and at Duke drew more than 350 delegates from over 15 countries. Sydney brings together the people who actually shape SAH care – neurocritical care, neurointervention