ESC Congress
The ESC Congress is the annual congress of the European Society of Cardiology (ESC), the largest medical congress in Europe. It gathers over 30,000 active participants (mainly cardiologists) and takes place every year in August/September in a different European city.
List of ESC Congresses[edit | edit source]
The first ESC Congress was held in 1950 and from then on every 4 years[1] until 1988, when it became an annual event.
Vienna
Nice
Stockholm
Amsterdam
Barcelona
Nice
Berlin
Amsterdam
Birmingham
Stockholm
Vienna
Barcelona
Amsterdam
Stockholm
Berlin
Vienna
Munich
Stockholm
Barcelona
Vienna
Munich
Barcelona
Stockholm
Paris
Munich
Amsterdam
Barcelona
London
Rome
Barcelona
Munich
Paris
Amsterdam
London
After the 2017 ESC Congress, Barcelona
became the city with most congresses since 1988(6), followed by Stockholm (5) and then by Amsterdam and Vienna and Munich (4 times each as of 2018).
Some congresses (1994 and 2006) were organised jointly with the World Heart Federation[2] under the name of "World Congress of Cardiology".
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