Abstract information
Call for Abstracts
General Information
All abstracts will be reviewed by experts in the field based on originality, significance, quality and clarity.
The presenting author must register at the time of abstract submission.
Papers for oral or poster presentation will be selected on the basis of submitted abstracts. Both the selection and placement decisions by the Organizing Committee are final.
The Organizing Committee reserves the right to edit the abstract for grammatical errors.
Poster Type
E-Poster
Topics of submitted paper
-Spine
-Vascular
- Trauma
-Neurointensive Care
-Infection
-Peripheral Nerves
-Tumor
-Functional
-Skull Base
-Intraoperative : monitoring & imaging
-Basic neuroscience
-Hydrocephalus
-Pediatrics
-Interventional
Guidelines
Abstract Format
1. The abstract could be written in English (prefer) or Chinese, typed or printed in Times New Roman font and single space. Use standard abbreviations and place a special or unusual abbreviation in parenthesis after the full word appears. Use generic names of drugs. Write numbers as numerals rather than words.
2. A title page, including the manuscript title and all authors' full names, academic degrees (no more than three), institutional affiliations, and locations. Designate ONE author as the corresponding author. The Author's name should begin with full first name, middle initial and last name (the name of the presenting author should be underlined) in Italic letters, size 10, and justified to the left. See Authorship, below. Also indicate where the paper was presented, if applicable, should be concise in bold and in capitals, size 14 and full justification. Double space is also required.
3. A structured Abstract of up to 300 words with the headings: Objective, Study Design, Subjects and Methods, Results, and Conclusion. Text of the abstract should be in font size 12, normal and full justification.
4. A brief Introduction outlining the wider context that generated the study and the specific issues or hypotheses the study addresses.
5. A brief Methods section with enough detail to ensure reproducibility of the research.
6. A Results section that uses appropriate descriptive and analytic statistics to summarize data. A Discussion section that summarizes key findings.
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