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02.03.2026

2026-05/ 11th Dresden Liquor Symposium

May 09th 2026 | Dorint Hotel Dresden | Dresden, Germany

Exciting Updates from the 11th Dresden Liquor Symposium

On May 9, 2026, leading experts from across Germany and beyond will gather at the Dorint Hotel Dresden for the 11th Dresden Liquor Symposium one of the most important events for the latest developments in cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) diagnostics. The symposium has established itself as a premier platform for sharing knowledge, discussing innovations, and connecting professionals across neurology, laboratory medicine, and related fields.

The program runs from 8:30 AM to 2:15 PM and is certified with 6 CME credits (Category A). This certification reflects the high educational value of the event. Participants will include neurologists, lab specialists, scientists, MTAs, ENT doctors, psychiatrists, and other healthcare professionals. This creates a diverse environment for interdisciplinary exchange.

What to Expect

Attendees can look forward to a comprehensive program covering both practical and research-oriented topics, including:

  • Updates on lumbar puncture procedures and CSF guidelines
  • Quality control and advanced diagnostic charts for reliable testing
  • Insights into differentiating true subarachnoid hemorrhage from blood contamination
  • Emerging biomarkers for multiple sclerosis and Alzheimer’s disease
  • Interactive case discussions using a live voting system for real-time feedback

Our Participation

We are excited to announce that Medipan and GA Generic Assays will be participating in the symposium. We look forward to engaging with fellow professionals at the accompanying industry exhibition. This is a great opportunity to exchange insights, discuss emerging trends, and explore innovations in CSF diagnostics.

Whether you are interested in cutting-edge laboratory techniques, practical clinical approaches, or collaborative networking, the 11th Dresden Liquor Symposium offers a full day of valuable learning and professional interaction.

We are excited to meet colleagues and friends in Dresden and to share a day focused on advancing knowledge and best practices in CSF diagnostics.

Provisional program