SCI Medicine
Current clinical developments, prevention, assessment and long-term medical management.
Join healthcare professionals, researchers and experts in Tunis for two days of scientific exchange, collaboration and multidisciplinary learning.
We are delighted to welcome you to the ISCoS 6th International Regional Symposium, taking place in Tunis, Tunisia, on Friday 4 – Saturday 5 December 2026.
This important regional meeting will bring together healthcare professionals, researchers, and experts dedicated to improving the care and outcomes of people living with spinal cord injury (SCI). The symposium will provide a valuable platform for knowledge exchange, collaboration, and the sharing of best practices relevant to the North African and wider regional context.
Through a comprehensive scientific programme, participants will explore the latest developments in SCI medicine, rehabilitation, research, and multidisciplinary care. The event aims to address the unique challenges and opportunities facing the region while fostering international partnerships and strengthening local capacity.
Join the global ISCoS community in Tunis as we work together to advance spinal cord injury care, drive innovation, and improve the lives of individuals living with SCI throughout the region and beyond.
The complete scientific programme will be announced shortly. The symposium is expected to address four central areas of contemporary SCI care.
Current clinical developments, prevention, assessment and long-term medical management.
Multidisciplinary rehabilitation, functional recovery and person-centred care.
Emerging research, technology, evidence and new approaches to spinal cord injury.
Building local capacity and strengthening partnerships across North Africa and the wider region.
Speaker announcements and biographies will be added as the scientific programme is confirmed.
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Be part of two days of scientific exchange, multidisciplinary collaboration and regional capacity building on 4–5 December 2026.