Before you begin… Please review the following Abstract Instructions:
Presentation Format for Online Submission:
Title: Type in capitals and lower case.
Authors: Last names and initials only (e.g., Jones PL). Omit degrees and titles. Type presenting author IN ALL CAPITALS; for other authors use capitals and lower case. Separate authors names with commas.
Organization of Abstract: Type your abstract directly into the online web form or copy/paste from a word-processing application. The body of the abstract should include a statement of the purpose of the study, a statement of the methods used, a summary of the results presented in sufficient detail to support the conclusions, and a statement of the conclusions reached. It is not satisfactory to use phrases such as “the results will be discussed” or “other data will be presented.”
Use the following headlines to clearly identify each element of content: Objectives, Methods, Results and Discussion.
Here is an example:
Title:
Unusual Causes of Spinal Cord Compression
Authors:
KALINA, PETER, Holz A, Lane E, Woldenberg RQ, Black KS
Abstract:
Objectives: The intent of this exhibit is to demonstrate some of the more unusual lesions, which may cause spinal cord compression.
Methods: MR, CT and plain film imaging feature are described for uncommon entities such as extramedullary hematopoiesis in thalassemia and myelofibrosis.
Results: The etiology of spinal cord compression included a wide spectrum of pathology including inflammatory an infectious disease, benign and malignant tumors, vascular
Discussion: In addition to the more common entities such as disc herniation and metastatic disease, unusual causes of spinal cord compression often need to be considered.
Submission: An abstract submission will be sent electronically to the CRS.
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