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Renew Your Membership Today
The interventional oncology (IO) community is moving forward — delivering insights, advancing research, and shaping the future of care. Now through 30 September, take advantage of the limited-time extended membership offer and receive full benefits through December 2027.
SIO members are actively:
- Making new connections within our global network of 1,200+ Interventional Oncology and Interventional Radiology professionals
- Accessing discounted registration for the Annual Scientific Meeting and expert-led education
- Collaborating on research and accessing exclusive grant-funded initiatives
- Growing their careers through society leadership opportunities and speaking engagements
- Utilizing SIO tools and resources to improve patient outcomes
- Advancing their expertise and reputation through increased visibility to patients
Join SIO today with our extended membership opportunity to gain access to all SIO exclusive member benefits offers through 2027!
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SIO Submits Proposed Updates to NCCN Lung Cancer Guidelines
The Society of Interventional Oncology (SIO) has submitted updates to the NCCN Lung Cancer Guidelines, authored by Stephen B. Solomon, MD; Aaron W.P. Maxwell, MD; Patrick W. Eiken, MD; and Robert D. Suh, MD, the updates request that the guidelines expand the role of image-guided thermal ablation (IGTA) from a limited option for high-risk patients to a clearly incorporated treatment modality within the main algorithms across multiple clinical settings, including early-stage, locally recurrent, and oligometastatic disease.
Spec[DD3.1]ifically, SIO proposes adding IGTA alongside radiation and surgical options, removing restrictive footnotes, and recognizing it as a standard definitive local therapy where appropriate. They also recommend adding a dedicated discussion section on IGTA to reflect the growing body of evidence supporting its safety and efficacy and its comparability to established treatments
Download the complete letter here
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Reserve Your Spot for Upcoming SIO Webinars
Genitourinary Diseases: Learning from Our Own, Rescuing Others, and Knowing When to Walk Away
Wednesday, 10 June 2026 | 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. ET
This webinar will present an overview of complication management in interventional oncology, with a focus on renal ablation and multidisciplinary rescue care. Attendees will learn to identify common and early complications, understand key procedural and patient-related risk factors, and recognize important clinical and imaging warning signs. The session will also review preventive techniques, practical management strategies, and the role of interventional oncology in addressing complications from urologic and gynecologic procedures as part of a collaborative care team.
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Bone Club Series
Join SIO for an intermediate-level (200) musculoskeletal (MSK) and pain three-part webinar series focused on complications, neuromonitoring, procedural safety and best practices for MSK and pain procedures. The series will cover practical strategies for identifying and managing complications, using neuromonitoring to help avoid nerve injury, and applying foundational safety principles to support effective procedural planning and execution.
To get the most out of the series, we recommend registering for all three sessions. Soon after a session has been completed, it will be made available on the on-demand webinars page.
Bone Club #1: Complications in MSK and Pain Procedures
Wednesday, 9 September 2026 | 7:00 – 8:30 p.m. ET
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Bone Club #2: Using Neuromonitoring to Avoid Complications in MSK and Pain Procedures
Wednesday, 7 October 2026 | 7:00 – 8:30 p.m. ET
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Bone Club Part #3: Foundations of Safety and Effectiveness in MSK and Pain Procedures
Wednesday, 28 October 2026 | 5:00 – 6:30 p.m. ET
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This webinar series is sponsored by:
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Save the Date for Talk Tuesdays 2026
The 2026 Talk Tuesdays virtual series is here! Hosted by the SIO Research Development Sub-Committee, this free webinar series helps early-career interventional radiologists explore timely IO research topics, learn from experts, and connect with peers.
Participate in the full series, live or on-demand, for the chance to be eligible for the SIO Young IO Research Fellowship Award which includes travel support, complimentary SIO 2027 Annual Scientific Meeting registration in Toronto, and funding to support a mentored research project.
Talk Tuesdays Schedule
- 16 June: AI in IO Research: Trials and Tribulations
- 23 June: From Idea to Project: AI-Assisted Literature Review, Question Design, and Dataset Strategy
- 30 June: Anatomy of a Paper: Data Analysis, Abstract Writing
- 14 July: From Results to Impact: AI-Assisted Data Presentation and Grant Writing
Additional registration and faculty details are coming soon!
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Celebrating Our 2026 SIO Industry Partners
SIO industry members are vital collaborators in interventional oncology, advancing minimally invasive cancer therapies. SIO gratefully recognizes our 2026 industry members as partners in driving technological innovation, funding critical clinical research, and supporting educational programs that elevate patient care and outcomes worldwide.
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