SIR Society of Interventional Radiology Annual Scientific Meeting — medical conference exhibit hall
6.3 Good

SIR 2026

Society of Interventional Radiology Annual Scientific Meeting
📅 April 11-15, 2026 📍 Metro Toronto Convention Centre, Toronto, Canada Host: Society of Interventional Radiology
5,000+
Attendees
150+
Exhibitors
$15,000–$25,000
All-in (10×10)
~65%
Purchasing Auth.
$6.15
Cost per Buyer

Overview

The only major US-based conference dedicated exclusively to interventional radiology. If you sell IR catheters, embolization materials, ablation devices, or image-guided therapy equipment, SIR delivers the highest concentration of IR decision-makers. Hands-on workshops are excellent for device trials.

Key Facts

  • Host organization: Society of Interventional Radiology
  • Primary specialty: interventional radiology
  • Scale: mid
  • Geography: International
  • International attendance: ~20%

Best For

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Buyer Stage Fit

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Booth Costs

Booth pricing not yet verified for SIR. Request our research →

All-In Cost Estimate (10×10 Inline)

Space rental
Drayage$1,200 – $2,500
Electrical (20A)$300 – $450
Carpet/padding$200 – $400
Cleaning (3 days)$150 – $250
Lead retrieval (1 unit)$400 – $900
Wi-Fi$500 – $1,500
Estimated total$15,000 – $25,000

Does not include travel, staffing, booth display, or marketing materials.

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Audience

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62.7% attendees, 37.3% exhibitors (per SIR FAQ). Highly specialized IR audience. Every attendee performs or assists with IR procedures. Strong fellow/trainee presence.

  • Purchasing authority: ~65% of attendees
  • Effective buyers: ~3,250
  • Cost per effective buyer: $6.15 ($20,000 all-in ÷ 3,250 buyers)
  • International attendance: ~20%

Venue & Logistics

  • Venue: Metro Toronto Convention Centre, Toronto, Canada
  • Management company: SIR (in-house)
  • Product theater: Available

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Who Else Exhibits

Approximately 150+ exhibitors typically attend SIR. Your competitors are here.

Our Take

Why Exhibit

The only major US-based conference dedicated exclusively to interventional radiology. If you sell IR catheters, embolization materials, ablation devices, or image-guided therapy equipment, SIR delivers the highest concentration of IR decision-makers. Hands-on workshops are excellent for device trials.

Why Skip

Small audience compared to RSNA. Non-IR devices (diagnostic imaging, radiation protection) are better served at RSNA or ECR. Toronto venue in 2026 adds customs/import logistics for US companies shipping equipment.

Insider Tips

SIR is an intimate show where you can meet every major IR department chief in the country in 3 days. Hands-on workshops are the highest-ROI sponsorship. The 37.3% exhibitor ratio means the show floor is well-trafficked. Toronto in 2026 is novel -- plan for border customs on demo equipment.

Buzzbox Score: 6.3 / 10 — Good

Audience Quality
8.2
Cost Efficiency
2.2
Data Transparency
6.8
Exhibitor Experience
5.8
Editorial Value
9.6
Growth Trajectory
4.6

Key Deadlines

DeadlineDate
Exhibit Dates 2026-04-12 to 2026-04-14

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a booth cost at SIR?

An all-in 10×10 booth at SIR runs roughly $15,000–$25,000, including space rental, drayage, electrical, carpet, and basic services. Travel, staffing, and booth display are additional.

How many people attend SIR?

SIR draws approximately 5,000 attendees. 62.7% attendees, 37.3% exhibitors (per SIR FAQ). Highly specialized IR audience. Every attendee performs or assists with IR procedures. Strong fellow/trainee presence.

When is SIR ?

SIR is scheduled for April 11-15, 2026. Location: Metro Toronto Convention Centre, Toronto, Canada.

Is SIR worth exhibiting at?

The only major US-based conference dedicated exclusively to interventional radiology. If you sell IR catheters, embolization materials, ablation devices, or image-guided therapy equipment, SIR delivers the highest concentration of IR decision-makers.

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