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Website: congress.eular.org
Esaote will attend EULAR 2026, the European Congress of Rheumatology, taking place in London from 3 to 6 June 2026. EULAR is the leading international scientific meeting for rheumatology, bringing together clinicians, researchers and healthcare professionals involved in the diagnosis and management of musculoskeletal and inflammatory diseases.
Rheumatology represents a long‑standing area of expertise for Esaote, where musculoskeletal ultrasound has been developed and refined over time in close collaboration with the clinical community.
At the congress, Esaote will present its ultrasound solutions for rheumatology and musculoskeletal imaging, focusing on high‑frequency imaging, precision and hands‑on clinical experience. At the booth we will showcase the premium MyLab™X90, the high-performance portable MyLab™C30 and the new LMX 3–16 high‑frequency linear probe.
In addition, Esaote will support several educational activities, including participation in pre‑courses, with several systems including the new MyLab™E85, and five Meet‑the‑Expert sessions at the booth.
During EULAR 2026, five international rheumatology Key Opinion Leaders will guide attendees through live musculoskeletal ultrasound scanning, demonstrating both standard examinations and advanced features in real clinical scenarios. These sessions are designed to support learning through direct interaction and practical experience.
Whether you are already an Esaote customer and would like to say hello, or you are evaluating a new high‑performance ultrasound system for rheumatology, we invite you to visit the Esaote booth S9, Level 1, North Hall at EULAR 2026 in London and meet the team.
As the flagship scientific event of EULAR, the congress serves as a key international platform for advancing research, education, and clinical practice in rheumatic and musculoskeletal diseases (RMDs), and is designed to connect cutting-edge scientific research with real-world clinical application, fostering dialogue and collaboration aimed at improving patient care in Europe and globally.
The scientific programme addresses the most relevant challenges and emerging topics in rheumatology through a wide range of formats, including interactive sessions, hands-on workshops, and expert-led discussions. By exploring new scientific frontiers, therapeutic strategies, and collaborative approaches, the congress supports continuous professional development and knowledge exchange across the field.
