Abstract Submission Guidelines
Who can submit:
ISOO members in good standing may submit abstracts for scientific papers, posters, videos, and cases.
How to submit:
Abstract submissions will be handled online. A link will be available on your ISOO dashboard on April 1. Abstract submission ends July 31, 23:59 PST.
What can be submitted:
- Scientific Papers: Featuring original clinical, translational, or basic sciences research.
- Scientific Posters: Abstracts arising out of original clinical, translational, or basic sciences research with potentially image-rich presentations or pilot studies, case series, etc.
- Scientific Videos: Creative and visually rich videos of clinical evaluation modalities, clinical conditions, treatment complications, novel surgical techniques, etc. Limited to 8 min.
- Cases: Abstracts of cases case sets featuring unique clinical presentations, novel treatment methods, distinctive pathology, significant challenges, or critical learning points.
- Submission Limit: Each presenting author may submit up to 8 abstracts, a maximum of two each for Papers, Posters, Videos, and Cases.
- Title: The title should be stand-alone, without abbreviations, and limited to 150 characters (spaces included).
- Authors: A presenting author and six co-authors can be included. Each author must have the following details: Name, Affiliation, City, Country, and e-mail. Mobile (Country-Mobile Number).
- Abstract Structure and Length: Each abstract must not exceed 2000 characters (spaces included)
- Scientific Paper and Poster Abstracts should be organized as follows:
- Introduction/Purpose
- Methods
- Results
- Conclusion
- Clinical Implications
- Scientific Video and Case Abstracts should be organized as follows:
- Introduction/Purpose
- Synopsis
- Conclusion
- Clinical Implications
- Categories: Submissions can be made under the following categories:
- Eyelid Tumors
- Ocular Surface Tumors
- Melanoma
- Retinoblastoma
- Other Intraocular Tumors
- Orbital and Optic Nerve Tumors