From 2 to 4 September, several members of the RHU TIPITCH consortium took part in ESMINT 2026, one of Europe’s leading conferences in interventional neuroradiology.
We are particularly proud to see two researchers involved in Work Package 1, dedicated to limiting haematoma expansion, represent the project through the presentation of their scientific work.
Guillaume Renedo, a PhD student within the project, presented a poster on his research into the numerical simulation of intracerebral haemorrhage, a key component in the development of future innovative solutions designed to limit bleeding progression.
Dr Maxime Baudouin also presented a poster showcasing the consortium’s progress in developing new approaches to improve the management of intracerebral haemorrhage
“ESMINT is a wonderful event that brings together a large community of neuroradiologists, provides an opportunity to present research with a particular focus on the medical significance of the work, and helps expand one’s network to foster new perspectives” Guillaume Renedo
These presentations highlight the scientific dynamism of the project and the commitment of our researchers and clinicians to advancing knowledge in a field where significant unmet medical needs remain.
Beyond disseminating scientific results, ESMINT provides a valuable opportunity to engage with the international community, exchange ideas, and increase the visibility of the research being conducted within TIPITCH.
Congratulations to Guillaume and Maxime for their participation and for contributing to the scientific visibility of the project.
