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NASBS 36th Annual Meeting 2027

NASBS brings neurosurgery and otolaryngology into the same conversation about skull-base disease.

Feb 25-28, 2027 · Omni Nashville Hotel

Exhibitors on the 2026 list
39
Show days
4

More than 1,200 attendees came to the 2026 meeting, with physicians from North America at the center of a community that also includes international specialists. Head and neck surgeons, ophthalmologists, radiologists, pathologists, and rehabilitation professionals join the surgical audience. This is a clinical meeting with an exhibit hall, aimed at people treating complex disease where several specialties share responsibility.

The program follows the anatomy and the patient: anterior and lateral skull base, sellar and parasellar disease, reconstruction, hearing preservation, and recovery after treatment. Cadaveric dissection sits alongside case discussions and multidisciplinary tumor boards. The commercial conversation is correspondingly specialized, spanning endoscopic access, visualization, nerve monitoring, implants, and repair materials. For a supplier whose product belongs in that pathway, the meeting offers a concentrated clinical audience.

How it compares

  1. This show: NASBS 36th Annual MeetingNashville
  2. CNS Annual MeetingWashington, D.C., 2,778

AANS Annual Scientific Meeting is the broader comparison for neurosurgical suppliers. Its 2026 meeting recorded 3,669 registrants, and its subspecialty mix extends from spine and peripheral nerve to vascular, pediatric, functional, and tumor surgery. A company serving several of those markets can cover more of its portfolio there. NASBS brings the ENT side of skull-base care into the same room, making it particularly relevant when a product crosses neurosurgical and endoscopic practice.

CNS Annual Meeting also draws a broad neurosurgery audience, with scientific education and an extensive industry program. It suits companies building relationships across the specialty and clinicians who want a wider view of neurosurgical practice. NASBS puts the emphasis on the shared decisions around skull-base tumors, surgical corridors, reconstruction, and functional outcomes. The choice turns on how narrowly the visitor or exhibitor needs to focus: a broad neurosurgery agenda favors AANS or CNS; multidisciplinary skull-base work favors NASBS.

NASBS is the right trip for teams whose clinical work or technology sits where neurosurgery, ENT, and skull-base reconstruction meet.

Who exhibits

The 2026 floor paired major surgical technology suppliers with focused specialists. KARL STORZ brought endoscopic systems, Axogen addressed nerve deficits, and Surgical Theater showed immersive planning and visualization. Medtronic and ZEISS sat alongside companies making dural grafts, patient-specific implants, and instruments for endonasal access. That mix gives the commercial program a clear clinical purpose: helping surgical teams reach difficult anatomy, preserve function, and reconstruct what treatment removes.

Last year's exhibitors

  1. Gtmedtech

  2. Poriferous

  3. Inomed

  4. Vpixmedical

  5. Nurami Medical

  6. SurgSchool

  7. Synaptivemedical

  8. Spiway

  9. Rchsd

  10. Neurovisionmedical

  11. Prosidio

  12. Adeor

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NASBS 36th Annual Meeting 2027

The 2027 Nashville meeting centers on patient outcomes, with dedicated programs for vestibular schwannoma and NF2, and for sinonasal malignancies. NASBS introduces its first Shark Tank, bringing clinical, research, and engineering ideas before an expert judging panel. The pre-meeting course at AXIS Laboratories combines open and endoscopic dissection with carotid-injury and pediatric sinonasal simulation. The main social event moves the conversation into the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum.

  • Choose the VS/NF2 program if your work centers on vestibular schwannoma; the sinonasal malignancy program addresses a different multidisciplinary treatment pathway.
  • Dissection-course participants use AXIS Laboratories, with transport from the headquarters hotel. Use the advance virtual lectures to prepare for the table-side modules.
  • The welcome reception and scientific posters share Broadway Ballroom E-K with the exhibits, making this a useful place to combine technology discussions with clinical research.

Exhibiting

NASBS accepts products directly related to patient care, safety, or surgical practice. Standard booth space includes basic furniture and exhibit badges; electricity, freight handling, and audiovisual services are separate. Space allocation follows the application and deposit. Private industry suites and Innovation Theater presentations offer additional ways to reach the same specialist audience.

What your brief includes

The full exhibitor list, and what to do with it.

  1. Halvorsen ProzesstechnikIndustrial machinery / Germany#3
  2. Alpenküche SystemeCommercial kitchens / Austria#4
  3. Brauwerk WielandBeverages / Germany#5
  4. 36 more, ranked for your goals

#3Halvorsen Prozesstechnikof 39

Why it matters
Their hygienic conveyor line fits the plant expansion you described.
Who to meet
Head of Key Accounts, Food Processing
What to ask
Lead times for installations in 2027.

Example from a sample brief. The company is fictional.

How a brief is made

  1. Tell us your goals

    A short interview: what you want from NASBS 36th Annual Meeting and which kinds of partners you are after.

  2. We research each company, one by one

    For each company: what it makes, who it sells to, how it fits your goals and who buys there. Then we compare them side by side and rank the ones worth your time.

  3. Walk in with a plan

    A ranked list, a deep dive on each of your top picks, the people to meet and a strategy deck, all before the doors open.

Walk into NASBS 36th Annual Meeting knowing who to meet.