Deadline

Abstract Submission Deadlines:
Submission Deadline: Friday, November 11, 2005 – 5:00pm Pacific Standard Time (PST)

This deadline applies to the following Presentation Categories:

• Scientific Paper (Oral Presentation)
• Excerpta Extraordinaire (Oral Presentation)
• Scientific Poster (Printed)
• Scientific Exhibit (Printed)
• Electronic Scientific Exhibit (eSE)

Presentation Categories

Abstracts may be submitted in the following Presentation Categories:

• Scientific Paper (Oral Presentation
  An oral presentation (6 minutes in length) that summarizes the details of original investigative research. Required abstract format: Purpose, Materials and Methods, Results, Conclusion. Scientific Paper abstracts may include one graphic file with a maximum of two images.
• Excerpta Extraordinaire (Oral Presentation)
  An oral presentation (3 minutes in length) that teaches a lesson, states and illustrates a problem in diagnosis, or focuses on noteworthy radiologic appearances of specific diseases, disorders, or anomalies.
  Required abstract format: Purpose, Case Report, Imaging Findings, Summary.
  Excerpta Extraordinaire abstracts may include one graphic file with a maximum of two images.
• Scientific Poster – 4 feet (1.21m) high x 4 feet (1.21m) wide
  A visual presentation of scientific studies that summarizes the details of original investigative research. Required abstract format: Purpose, Materials and Methods, Results, Conclusion. Scientific Poster abstracts may include one graphic file with a maximum of two images.
• Scientific Exhibit (Print Format) - 47 ½” inches (1.2m) high x 77 inches (1.95) wide
  Scientific exhibits are analogous to review articles or pictorial essays. They should be a visual presentation/educational display designed to further the understanding of neuroradiology by featuring cutting-edge material or by offering an instructional review of a particular topic. Priority will be given to case series that illustrate and discuss concepts of significant importance to neuroradiologists that cannot be provided in other, more scientifically elaborate formats. Investigational data, when presented in this category, should include a broader educational message, and a more general perspective.
  Required abstract format: Purpose, Approach/Methods, Findings/Discussion, Summary/Conclusion.
• Electronic Scientific Exhibit (eSE)
  An intensive, visually oriented educational display that demonstrates novel and innovative applications for computers in neuroradiology clinical practice, training and/or research eSE’s highlight the unique didactic advantages of the computer and highlight its interactive potential.
  Required abstract format: Purpose, Approach/Methods, Findings/Discussion, Summary/Conclusion.

Submission Topics

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Submission Instructions

1. Only one graphic file with a maximum of two images is permitted.
2. Required graphic file resolution is 300 dpi or greater.
3. Maximum size of printed file is 3 in. by 3 in.
   Note: A submitted graphic that is larger than the required size will be reduced accordingly, which may significantly reduce the quality of the graphic.
4. Only jpg and gif formats are accepted online.

1. Published or previously presented works should not be submitted.
2. Submission topic areas are: Adult Brain, Functional Imaging, Head and Neck, Interventional, Pediatrics, Socioeconomic and Spine.
3. Submit abstract in one category only.
4. Format abstract text using headings required for submission category.
5. Maximum length: 500 words; Graphic file equals 100 words; Table equals 50 words.

1. The American Journal of Neuroradiology (AJNR) has first right of publication of papers accepted for presentation at the ASNR 44th Annual Meeting.
2. Presenters of accepted abstracts must register for the ASNR 44th Annual Meeting. Registration fees are not waived.
3. Oral Paper/Excerpta submissions must be presented in digital format if accepted.
4. The ASNR has first right of first refusal to publish scientific exhibits on the Neurographics website.

Abstract Disposition Notification