Submission Instructions

Abstract submission for the 21. European Stroke Conference in Lisbon, Portugal

• ■ Abstracts may only be submitted via Internet!
  ■ Abstracts must be written in English and structured according to four categories: "Backround, Methods,Results and Conclusion".
  ■ Abstracts should contain original material only, which has not been published elsewhere!
  ■ Methods and Results must contain original data and the Conclusions must be clearly expressed.
  ■ Abstracts received after the given deadline will not be reviewed!
  ■ "Platform preferred" implies that your abstract will be considered for the platform programme primarily, but also for poster presentation.
  ■ "Poster preferred" implies that your abstract will be considered for poster presentation only.
  ■ Oral Sessions: Platform presentations last eight minutes followed by two minutes discussion.
  ■ Poster Sessions: Posters will be displayed in two sessions and authors must be available for discussion during the poster sessions.
  ■ Only abstract submissions confirmed by an AID (Abstract Identification Number) will enter the review process ! Please make sure prior to the deadline of submission you'd receive an AID for each submitted abstract. (Deadline: 15 January 2012)
  ■ Maximum 2 graphics (jpeg,gif) or 1 table and 1 graphic per abstract can be sent in via e-mail to: hennerici@eurostroke.eu  including the AID, Deadline 15 January 2012)!
  ■ Late entries (after January 16, 2011) will only be possible for "Ongoing Trials"
  Tip! Please find a special article which may help! - "Writing Good Abstracts"
  
  

  Abstract submission  opened!
  Please follow the link!

  Regular form

  Nurses/AHP's form

  Form for "Ongoing Trials"

  
  

•  Deadlines

  • • ■ Regular abstract deadline: 15 January 2012
      ■ Nurses/AHP's abstract deadline: 20 February 2012
      ■ "Ongoing Trials"abstract deadline: 10 May 2012

 

Subject areas/Topics 2012

Epidemiology of stroke
Acute stroke:emergency management, stroke units and complications
Acute stroke: clinical patterns and practice
Acute stroke: current treatment
Acute stroke: new treatment concepts
Acute cerebrovascular events (ACE): TIA and minor strokes
Stroke prognosis
Stroke prevention
Interesting and challenging cases
Vascular imaging
Brain imaging
Etiology of stroke and risk factors
Rehabilitation and reorganisation after stroke
Vascular surgery and neurosurgery/interventional neuroradiology
Intracerebral/subarachnoid haemorrhage and venous diseases
Management and economics
Heart and brain
Behavioral disorders and post-stroke dementia
Small vessel stroke and white matter disease
Experimental studies
Vascular biology
Large clinical trials (RCTs)
Meta-analysis and reviews

Ongoing Trials
There will be no review process for “Ongoing Trials” and it will be published a few days after submitting on our website!
Abstracts, subject area "Ongoing Trials, will be accepted exclusively for poster presentations!

Abstract submission  opened!
Please follow the link

Regular form

Nurses/AHP's form

"Ongoing Trial" form