Call for Abstracts

Topics

• Lumbar Degenerative
• Cervical Degenerative
• Deformity
• Trauma / SCI
• Oncology
• Socioeconomic
• Non-surgical Management
• Other

Topics

• The 2027 International Conference on Spinal Manipulation

Topics

• General

Topics

• Surgery
• Basic Science
• Biomechanics
• Non-surgery
• Imaging
• Epidemiology
• Emerging Technologies

Topics

• Big Data and Epidemiology in Spine Care
• Surgical Strategies and Challenges for Spinal Disorders in the Aging Population
• Frontiers in Cervical Spondylotic Myelopathy and OPLL
• General Session

Topics

• Cervical Spine
• Spinal Deformity
• Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery
• Other

Topics

• Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery
• Cervical
• Lumbar
• Deformity
• Basic Research
• Tumor
• Trauma
• Osteoporosis
• Infection
• Miscellaneous

Topics

• Basic Science/Biologics
• Biomechanics
• Complications
• Diagnostics/Imaging
• Epidemiology/Etiology
• Exercise
• Injections/Interventions
• Interdisciplinary Care
• Manual Therapy
• Motion Preservation
• Psychosocial/Behavioral
• Socio-Economics/Industrial/Ergonomics
• Spinal Deformity
• Surgery-Cervical
• Surgery-Thoracolumbar
• Trauma

Topics

• General

Topics

• Etiology and Pathogenesis
• Healthcare Systems / Policies / Screening
• Exercise Treatment
• Brace Treatment
• Pre- and Post-Operative Care
• Imaging and Other Diagnostic or Assessment Tools
• Health-related Quality of Life and Patient-Reported Outcome Measurements
• Telehealth / Technology / Digital Health / Apps

The review process will be blind.

Submission Guidelines

Authors may submit a maximum of five abstracts in total, across all participating Societies.

Please note that the same or identical abstract may not be submitted to more than one Society. Identical abstracts submitted to multiple Societies will be disqualified.

During the submission process, authors will first be asked to select a Society and then select a topic from the topics available for that Society.

Abstracts must be submitted as a Word file via the online submission form (see button below).

• Click on the link below to start
  • Fill out your personal data and go through the submission procedure
  • When uploading your abstract(s) you can either:

→ ‘Save and Continue Later’: in this case you can revise your abstract at a later stage (access with your login details)

→ ‘Save and Submit’: in this case your abstract submission is final and your abstract can no longer be revised

You can submit several abstracts at the same time, but you can also upload several abstracts at a different point in time. Your abstract(s) is/are only uploaded successfully when you receive an automatic reply confirming your submission(s).

Click here for step-by-step guidance through the online submission procedure.

Author Guidelines

• Abstracts must be written in English not exceeding 500 words and must be submitted as a Word file (.doc or .docx) via the online submission form. The word count does not include the title, authors and affiliations.
• Use Arial, font size 10.
• Use single line spacing and left-align the text (do not justify). Do not hyphenate words at line breaks. Use hard returns only to end headings and paragraphs; do not use hard returns to rearrange lines.
• Type title in sentence case, in bold, with no full stop at the end
• Leave one blank line after the title.
• List authors with the family name first followed by the initials of the first name (e.g., Rubens P.P., Van Eyck J.)
• List the affiliation(s) underneath the authors using the following format: Institution, Dept., City, Country. Do not include street addresses, PO boxes, or postal/ZIP codes.
• When there are multiple affiliations, number them consecutively and separate them with semicolons, as follows:¹Dept. A, Hospital A, City, Country; ²Dept. B, Hospital B, City, Country; ³Dept. C, Hospital C, City, Country
• Leave one blank line after the affiliation(s).
• Ideally, abstracts should be structured as follows: Introduction / Materials and Methods / Results / Conclusion. In structured abstracts, section headings should be typed in bold, followed by a colon. Do not use the heading “Abstract” and do not put blank lines in between the paragraph headings.
• A maximum of 2 tables or graphsis allowed. Tables and graphs are not included in the word count.
• Acknowledgements is a separate, optional heading and must be preceded by a blank line.
• The use of references is discouraged and should be limited to a maximum of 3 references.
  References is a separate, optional heading and must be preceded by a blank line. When references are included, use superscript numbers in both the text and the reference list. References should be formatted in Arial, font size 8, as follows:¹Author A., Author B., Author C.D. Title of the scientific work. Title of the Journal. year; number; page-page.
  ²Author A., Author B., Author C.D. Title of the scientific work. Title of the Journal. year; number; page-page.
  ³Author A., Author B., Author C.D. Title of the scientific work. Title of the Journal. year; number; page-page.