THAMES INTERVENTIONAL
RADIOLOGY GROUP CONFERENCE
04 December 2026
Leonardo Royal London Tower Bridge
he Thames Interventional Radiology Group (TIRG) Conference 2026 will take place on Friday 4 December 2026 at the Leonardo Royal London Tower Bridge.
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Registration is now open and free of charge for healthcare professionals. The conference will bring together clinicians from across the interventional radiology community for a day of education, discussion and networking.
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The full programme will be announced shortly, and all registered delegates will be kept up to date with the latest speaker and session announcements.
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Please note: Registration is open to clinical and healthcare professionals only and is not available to industry representatives.
ABOUT TIRG
The Thames Interventional Radiology Conference offers a one-day deep dive into contemporary interventional radiology, bringing together clinicians, researchers and industry professionals. The programme spans case-based presentations on procedures such as lymphatic embolisation, tracheal stenting, nerve-block guidance and biliary complication management. It also covers service disruption, regulatory device issues and the implementation of new programmes such as RIG and BTK lesion workflows. With a blend of clinical, technical and regulatory topics, it offers excellent opportunity for networking, shared learning and staying ahead in IR practice.
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ORGANISERS
Main Organiser: Dr Tarun Sabharwal
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Deputy Organiser: Dr Andrew Hatrick
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Sponsor: Macromed
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Dr Tarun Sabharwal
Tarun Sabharwal FRSI, FRCR, FSIR, FCIRSE, EBIR is a Consultant Interventional Radiologist at Guy's and St Thomas'.
Tarun performs vascular and nonvascular interventions, particularly vertebroplasty/kyphoplasty; oesophageal/duodenal/biliary and colonic stenting; vascular angioplasty and stenting including carotid and head and neck embolisation for varicoceles/fibroids/prostate artery and bleeding; venous access (portacaths, hickman lines) and biopsies.
He has held a number of positions on committees including Standards of practice CIRSE and SIR, Scientific Program BSIR and ECR, Membership BSIR, Advisory Board ESIR, NCEOP, and Emergency framework NHS London.
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​He has Organized and chaired the TIRG meeting for over 15 yrs now and also is the joint organizer and founder of STARS meeting in London.