Successful participation of BioCer at the UEG Week 2024 in Vienna
BioCer Entwicklungs-GmbH can look back on a very successful participation in UEG Week 2024, which took place in Vienna from 12 to 15 October. As this is one of the most important congresses in the field of gastroenterology, the event provided an ideal platform to present our innovative solutions to an international specialist audience.
Exchange with experts from all over the world
At our stand number 72 at the Vienna Exhibition Centre, we held numerous exciting discussions with experts from all over the world. Thanks to the hybrid organisation of the conference, we were not only able to get in touch with participants on site, but also digitally. This gave us the opportunity to showcase our latest developments in the field of haemostasis and receive valuable feedback at the same time.
The scientific programme of UEG Week 2024 was full of highlights. The crash courses on current clinical topics were particularly valuable, and the ‘Mistakes in…’ sessions also provided valuable information. In addition, the plenary sessions and the ESGE Live Endoscopy demonstrations once again underlined the high status of the event in the gastroenterological community.
Record numbers and international participants
With more than 11,000 participants from over 120 countries, UEG Week consolidated its reputation as a leading forum for the exchange of new research findings and clinical experiences. In addition, the Postgraduate Teaching Programme (PGT) set a new attendance record with over 4,700 registrations.
We at BioCer are proud to have been part of this dynamic event and to have made our contribution to the further development of gastroenterology. The numerous contacts and the positive feedback on our products continue to encourage us in our innovative work.
We would like to thank all visitors to our stand for their interest and the stimulating discussions. UEG Week 2024 was not only an opportunity for us to present our products, but also a valuable source of inspiration for future developments. We are therefore already looking forward to the next UEG Week and to once again being part of this important event in the world of gastroenterology.