Extended deadline: Abstracts can be submitted until 30 June 2026!

Abstract Notifications extended deadline — Emails will be sent in early July 2026 to each submission’s presenting author.

Confirmed Societies

Abstract submission

Spine 4 Stundents Program

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Extended Application deadline: March 31, 2026


Hands-On Spine Surgery Course

Pre-Congress Workshop World Spine 11


Early Bird extended until May 15!

World Spine 11

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ISMISS (International Society for Minimal Intervention in Spinal Surgery) 

The ISMISS session at the 11th World Spine Conference will gather world-renowned experts in minimal intervention and endoscopic spine surgery. The session will provide updates on evidence-based practices, new technologies, and practical demonstrations that underline the society’s global leadership in advancing less invasive solutions for spine care.

KOMISS (Korean Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery Society) 

We are pleased to announce a dedicated session by KOMISS at the 11th World Spine Conference. The session will highlight the latest innovations and clinical outcomes in minimally invasive spine surgery from leading Korean experts. Participants can look forward to case-based discussions, advanced techniques, and practical insights directly from pioneers in the field.

Indonesian Neurospine Society 

We are honored to host a session by the Indonesian Neurospine Society at the 11th World Spine Conference. This session will feature distinguished speakers from Indonesia, focusing on regional experiences, innovative practices, and collaborative approaches to spine care. It will be a unique platform for learning and strengthening international academic exchange.

Announcement: 

Edward C. Benzel Symposium 

11th World Spine Meeting — Homburg (Saar) , September 2026
 
We are honored to announce the Edward C. Benzel Symposium at the 11th World Spine Meeting (2026), with Professor Edward C. Benzel—founder and former board leader of the World Spinal Column Society—in attendance as guest of honour. This namesake session will convene leading voices in spine surgery to reflect on Professor Benzel’s enduring influence on biomechanics, decision-making, and complication avoidance, and to examine how these principles guide current practice and the questions ahead.

Included in the main program; seating is limited. 

New confirmed Faculty