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Abstract Submission Closed on: Sunday, 7th April, 23:59 BST (GMT +1 hr)

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Abstract Submission Rules

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Terminology and RCT Guidelines

Abstract Categories

ICS invites Basic Science and Clinical Abstracts in:

Categories
Anatomy / Biomechanics Nocturia
Anorectal / Bowel Dysfunction Overactive Bladder
Conservative Management Paediatrics
Continence Care Products / Devices / Technologies Pelvic Organ Prolapse
E-Health New! Pelvic Pain Syndromes / Sexual Dysfunction
Ethics Pharmacology
Female Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms (LUTS) / Voiding Dysfunction Prevention and Public Health
Female Stress Urinary Incontinence (SUI) Prostate Clinical / Surgical
Geriatrics / Gerontology Quality of Life / Patient and Caregiver Experiences
Health Services Delivery Rehabilitation
Imaging Research Methods / Techniques
Male Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms (LUTS) / Voiding Dysfunction Urethra Male / Female
Male Stress Urinary Incontinence (Post Prostatectomy Incontinence) New! Urodynamics
Neurourology

10 key points towards a successful abstract submission!

Follow these steps to make the most of your submission!

  1. Read the submission rules! They are only 2 pages long and present key information.
  2. Lack of anonymity is automatic disqualification. Do not mention your name or the name of your clinic or university anywhere in your abstract text.
  3. The reviewers’ first score is for originality. If you’re presenting novel work, start the abstract with “this is the first….”or “this original…”.
  4. The next criterion is scientific merit. Your abstract must demonstrate your study to be scientifically sound.
  5. The methods of your abstract are scrupulously reviewed - make sure its a randomised trial or a well set up systematic review.
  6. Don’t split the results across several abstracts. Give absolute results and relative numbers.
  7. Ensure your conclusion responds to the question in your aims and is consistent with the results.
  8. Select the correct category and key words to ensure that your abstract is reviewed by someone in your discipline.
  9. For non-English speaking writers we recommend having your submission reviewed by someone who knows English well before submission.
  10. Make sure you use the correct and up to date ICS terminology. The use of obsolete terminology may cause rejection.
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