Call for Abstracts
Abstract Submission
Abstracts will be accepted online from 14 May 2007.
The Committee of the Australian Society of Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery - Annual Scientific Meeting invites abstract submissions for oral and poster presentations on all aspects of Otolaryngology.
The Meeting Committee will review abstracts suitable for presentation at the Meeting, based on scientific validity and subject matter. Given the limited number of oral presentation places available, the Committee may determine that some abstracts are better suited to poster rather than oral presentation.
Abstracts must fall under one of the themes listed below:
- Facial Aesthetic
- Laboratory Research
- Rhinology & OME
- General
- Otology
- Skull Base
- Head & Neck
- Paediatrics
- Snoring & OSA
All presenters will be required to register for the Conference and pay the registration fee. Early submission is encouraged.
Deadline for receipt of abstracts: Friday 30 November 2007
Abstract Preparation Guidelines
Please read the guidelines provided carefully. If you have any difficulty or queries about the abstract format, please contact the meeting secretariat by email info@eecw.com.au
Format of Abstracts
Abstracts are to be submitted as Microsoft Word documents only using a specific format - a sample abstract template is available to assist you in this task. We recommend that you use this template and save your abstract before uploading.
- Abstract must include the following 5 headings: Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion and References.
- Abstract body not including headings must be no more than 250 words in length.
- Use Arial font, font size 10
- Presenting author must be in bold.
- All authors are to be listed with first name initials and surname
- Abstracts must not contain symbols, tables, diagrams or pictures.
- Abstracts should be thoroughly checked for spelling and grammar.
- Only abstracts submitted in English will be reviewed.
Once you have submitted your abstract online, you will receive an email containing your personal access key. This access key can be used to enter the 'Speaker Zone' where you can view or make changes to your submitted abstract.
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