Physicians and care providers who care for patients with disorders of the larynx, pharynx, oesophagus, and lungs. This event is designed to provide education for pulmonologists, otolaryngologists, gastroenterologists, and thoracic surgeons.
Delegates are encouraged to submit abstracts for oral and e-poster presentations online.
(Abstracts may be selected for oral or e-Poster presentation only)
Delegates are invited to submit abstracts in the following sub-categories:
Overview of bronchology and interventional pulmonology
Education and training of bronchology and interventional pulmonology
Artificial Intelligence (AI) applications in bronchology and interventional pulmonology
Interventional strategies for central airway obstruction
Interventional strategies for asthma
Interventional strategies for COPD
Interventional strategies for endobronchial tuberculosis
Pleural diseases
Transthoracic needle biopsy
Early lung cancer treatment
Lung cancer diagnostic technologies
Complications of interventional pulmonary procedures
Management of airway/oesophageal fistulas
Airway stents
Rare airway diseases
Rigid bronchoscopy vs flexible bronchoscopy
Interventional strategies in diffuse parenchymal lung disease
Anaesthesia in interventional pulmonology
Navigation technologies in pulmonary nodules
Translational medicine in bronchology and interventional pulmonology
Paediatric bronchology and interventional pulmonology
Before submitting your abstract, you will have to register and pay as a delegate by creating a personal account by clicking on "create account".
Please use the account and password you have created before to submit your abstract.
Please make sure all the submitted information is accurate before the submission deadline.
You can only submit an abstract once you have registered and paid.
The presenting author is expected to attend the congress and present his/her abstract.
Please make sure all the submitted information is accurate before the submission deadline.
Only the accepted abstracts of fully registered and paid delegates will be included in the final scientific program. The presenting author is expected to attend the congress and present his/her abstract.
Abstracts should have a clear hypothesis and methodology, list all author names and institutions, and designate a corresponding author.
The body of text can be a maximum of 400 words and include 1 figure or table as an image file. Tables and figures do not count towards the total word count.
Abstracts should be written in a structured format and include Title, Authors’ names, Authors’ affiliations, Background, Methods, Results and Conclusion.
Case reports are also acceptable and should be identified as such on the submission form. Case reports should be structured as follows: Title, Authors’ names, Authors’ affiliations, Background, Case report and Conclusion.
The abstract title should begin with a capital letter followed by lower case lettering.
Abstracts should be saved in Word document format (*.doc) and should not exceed 1MB in file size.
You must use the abstract template. Download the abstract template from the above buttons.
Oral presentations are 7 minutes |
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| Format | PowerPoint |
| File format | 1-page PDF (.pdf) |
| File size | Maximum 5MB |
| Minimum Font Size | 10 pt |
| Poster Size | 9:16 dimension (1080px X 1920px / 28.575cm X 50.8cm) |
All abstracts submitted online will be reviewed by the Scientific Committee.
Abstracts may be selected for oral or e-Poster presentations.
Information regarding acceptance will be sent to the abstract submitter once confirmed.
Instructions for preparation of oral and e-Poster presentations will be sent together with the acceptance notification.
The presenting author is required to ensure that all co-authors are aware of the contents of the abstract.
Please note that all abstracts accepted for presentation will be published on the website prior to the congress.