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New Orleans, La.
New Orleans
New Orleans is back. We're excited to host the International Stroke Conference and the State-of-the-Art Stroke Nursing Symposium in this vibrant city. more 

Hear why your colleagues think New Orleans is an exceptional place to host the International Stroke Conference 2008.

Watch a message from New Orleans Convention and Visitors Bureau president and CEO Stephen Perry, who shares a glimpse of all New Orleans has to offer attendees.

Watch testimonials  from local New Orleans medical professionals who invite other healthcare professionals to join them in the Big Easy in February.

Gorelick

"The American Stroke Association is gearing up for the International Stroke Conference to be held Feb. 20-22 in New Orleans. We are excited to return to New Orleans and show our support for this great city. Our staff is working closely with the city to ensure a successful conference. Attending the International Stroke Conference is not only an amazing educational experience, but also gives you the opportunity to financially support an amazing city as they continue their recovery efforts. See you in New Orleans in 2008."
Philip B. Gorelick, M.D., M.P.H., FACP, Chair, International Stroke Conference 

Hurn

"As Vice Chair of the International Stroke Conference, I am proud to support the American Stroke Association and their decision to come back to the great city of New Orleans for the International Stroke Conference 2008. I look forward to a great conference and record attendance. Please continue to regularly check the New Orleans section of the International Stroke Conference Web site for continual updates on the city."
Patricia D. Hurn, Ph.D., FAHA, Vice Chair, International Stroke Conference

Culicchia

"New Orleans is a great place for a convention.  I am pleased to report that the convention center, French Quarter, restaurants and hotels are open and operating in full capacity.  When you attend the International Stroke Conference, come in early or stay late and consider lending a hand to the city by participating in a day of community service."
Dr. Frank Culicchia, Specialist in Neurological Surgery, Culicchia Neurological Clinic


Truax

"As a native of New Orleans, I am extremely excited about the decision of not only the American Stroke Association but many other organizations to support the city by continuing to allow New Orleans to host their conferences.  The city and its residents are ready for your patronage.  Their truly is no other city like New Orleans!"
Dr. Walter D. Truax, Specializes in Neurology, Director, West Jeff Rehab Unit


Dawson

"New Orleans is definitely ready to host a major event such as the International Stroke Conference.  The convention center, hotels and restaurants are all fully functioning and prepared to provide exceptional service just as they did before Hurricane Katrina."
Dr. Robert C. Dawson, III, Specializes in Interventional Neuroradiology, Board Certified in Radiology, Neuroradiology and Vascular/ Interventional Radiology


Freiberg

"New Orleans is back and ready to serve.  When you attend the International Stroke Conference, expect a warm welcome from the spirited New Orleans residents and the hospitality for which the city is famous."
Dr. John Lawrence Freiberg, Jr., Specializes in Neurology Director of the Neurovascular Acute Care Stroke Unit, West Jefferson Medical Center

View additional testimonials about New Orleans.

Conference Location:
Ernest N. Morial Convention Center
900 Convention Center Blvd.
New Orleans, LA 70130
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