Abstract Guidelines

The Scientific Committee invites you to participate actively in this congress which will be an extraordinary occasion for the exchange of thoughts and experiences. We look forward to receiving abstracts for consideration and inclusion in the programme as oral or poster presentations.

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Mark these dates!

14 February 2022   Abstract submission deadline
29 March 2022     Notification of acceptance or rejection for abstracts

Registration for the Congress is mandatory for presenting authors.
The presenting author of an abstract must be registered by 11 April 2022

ABSTRACT PREPARATION

Experiments and data must be completed at the time of the abstract submission.
The following subdivision of abstract is MANDATORY: Purpose, Methods, Results, Conclusions. Abstracts lacking a description of study methodology and a quantitative description of data will not be accepted. Abstracts without a topic category indicated will not be reviewed.
The Scientific Programme Committee aims for ‘to the point’ informative abstracts.
Extensive presentations overloaded with details should be avoided.
Multiple submissions of the same topic on different abstracts will be rejected.
The abstract must be written in English.

RULES FOR ABSTRACT SUBMISSION
  • Abstracts should be unpublished work at the time of presentation. Scientific material submitted to the 2022 ARVO meeting are exempted from this rule; however, this fact must be clearly indicated in the abstract.
  • Abstracts submission is possible on-line through the website only. Abstracts submitted by email, fax or post will not be accepted.
  • The on-line abstract submission is available through 14 February 2022, 11:00pm local time (CET) on the congress website.
  • Abstract length is limited to 350 words (tables and graphics included, references excluded).
  • A maximum of five references may be used.
  • The submitting author creates a personal account with email address and password and can submit, edit or delete abstracts until the submission deadline. At no time the Organizing Secretariat Staff can make any changes to abstracts.
  • An individual may be first author (i.e. presenting author) of only one abstract.
    The presenting author’s name must be the first name on the author’s list. It is permitted to be a co-author of an unlimited number of abstracts. Presenting authors (first authors) are expected to attend the congress and present their poster. Subject to covid-regulations at the time of the congress, a limited number of abstracts may be accepted for virtual presentation. Authors who are unable to attend and give the presentation as scheduled, must notify the Organizing Secretariat OIC and withdraw their abstract at abstractEGS@oic.it .
  • All accepted abstracts will be assigned to poster and some of them will be selected for Rapid Fire presentation at the discretion of the EGS Scientific Committee. Once programmed, abstract presentation times and locations cannot be changed.
  • The Scientific Committee reserves the right to reject abstracts.
  • All abstracts will be reviewed by the Scientific Committee. The reviewing process is strictly confidential and all reviewers have agreed to the following: “I understand the confidential nature of the abstracts, and I will not discuss their contents with any individual, nor will I make copies of abstracts for my own or others’ use. In addition, I will not review any abstracts where conflict of interest may be perceived, i.e., work on which I have authored or co-authored or work completed in laboratories where I work.
NOTE

When selecting an abstract Category, please choose carefully. The abstract Category you select will determine which Scientific Section your abstract will be destined.

ABSTRACT CATEGORIES:

Diagnosis
01 Diagnosis – Glaucoma all types
02 Diagnosis – Primary open-angle glaucoma
03 Diagnosis – Angle closure glaucoma
04 Diagnosis – Congenital / Pediatric glaucoma
05 Diagnosis – Secondary glaucomas

Genetics
06 Genetics – Glaucoma all types
07 Genetics – Primary open-angle glaucoma
08 Genetics – Angle closure glaucoma

Follow up/Progression
09 Follow up – Glaucoma all types
10 Follow up – Primary open-angle glaucoma
11 Follow up – Angle closure glaucoma
12 Follow up – Congenital/Pediatric glaucoma
13 Follow up – Secondary glaucomas

Treatment – Medical
14 Treatment – Glaucoma all types
15 Treatment – Primary open-angle glaucoma
16 Treatment – Angle closure glaucoma
17 Treatment – Congenital / Pediatric glaucoma
18 Treatment – Secondary glaucomas
19 Treatment – Neuroprotection

Treatment – Surgery/Laser
20 Treatment – Glaucoma all types

21 Treatment – Primary open-angle glaucoma
22 Treatment – Angle closure glaucoma
23 Treatment – Congenital / Pediatric glaucoma
24 Treatment – Secondary glaucomas

Epidemiology, health economics, visual disability, QoL
25 Epidemiology, health economics, visual disability, QoL – Glaucoma all types
26 Epidemiology, health economics, visual disability, QoL – Primary open-angle glaucoma
27 Epidemiology, health economics, visual disability, QoL – Angle closure glaucoma
28 Epidemiology, health economics, visual disability, QoL – Congenital / Pediatric glaucoma
29 Epidemiology, health economics, visual disability, QoL – Secondary glaucomas

Pathogenesis
30 Pathogenesis – Glaucoma all types
31 Pathogenesis – Primary open-angle glaucoma
32 Pathogenesis – Angle closure glaucoma
33 Pathogenesis – Congenital /Pediatric glaucoma
34 Pathogenesis – Secondary glaucomas

35 COVID-related clinical experience

LANGUAGE

The official language of the congress is English.

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