General Guidelines
Abstract submissions can only be made electronically through the 11th APIAP congress website.
An abstract can be submitted to the 11th APIAP congress if it has not been published previously.
Please submit the abstract by following the submission procedures.
Please note that abstracts submitted by e-mail, mail or fax CANNOT be accepted.
Each individual may submit more than one abstract with the same account.
The
first author or corresponding author must present his/her presentation.
Abstracts received after the deadline will not be accepted and will therefore not be considered for the program or for publication.
Abstract Preparation
Abstract Title
There is a limit of 50 words, including spaces, for the title of an abstract.
Identifying information such as author or affiliation(s) should not be included in the title.
Only enter the title in the title field, i.e. the title should not be in the body of the
abstract.
Abstract Body
There is a limit of 1,000 words, including spaces, for the text of abstract submissions.
Abstract titles, author names, author institutions, and information in tables and images do not count toward the 1,000 words limit.
Abstract must be submitted in English and should be written with defined paragraphs for “Objectives”, “Materials and Methods”, “Result” and “Conclusion”.
Tables and Images
Do not include any figures, tables, charts, references or illustrations in the abstract’s body part.
Presentation Preferences
Poster
Publication only
Submission Procedure
Please make sure all the submitted information is accurate before the submission deadline.
Only the accepted abstracts of fully registered and paid presenters can be included in the final scientific program. The presenting author is expected to attend the conference and present his/her Poster presentation.
Notification of Acceptance
All abstracts submitted online will be reviewed by the Scientific Committee.
Information regarding acceptance will be sent to the abstract submitter before September 10th, 2019.
The presenting author is required to ensure that all co-authors are aware of the content of the abstract.