Abstract submission opens February 13 for the 2012 Canadian Stroke Congress, which is to be held in Calgary from Sept. 30 to Oct. 2.
Abstracts are welcome from national and international applicants from all disciplines and may be submitted in English or French and presented at the Congress in either language.
Each abstract should be a maximum of 300 words and consist of four paragraphs:
- Background: briefly describing the problem or issue being addressed
- Methods: describing how the study was performed
- Results: describing the salient results or findings
- Conclusions: describing what the authors conclude from these results.
Authors may submit multiple abstracts. Platform and poster presenters must register for the Congress and are required to pay the registration fee.
The Congress program committee, chaired by Dr. Michael Hill and Dr. Mark Bayley, will review the abstracts. Abstracts will be judged on scientific merit, originality, and interest for Congress members and clarity.
For more information on abstract submission, click here.
