Call for Paper and Poster Scientific Abstracts and Case of the Day Presentations

CLOSING DEADLINE: June 1, 2008

• Awards Offered for Outstanding Papers and Posters!
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The objective of the scientific session is to foster research and to promote and exchange new ideas in emergency radiology.

The American Society of Emergency Radiology invites all physicians interested in emergency and trauma radiology to submit abstracts.

The annual meeting will include scientific paper sessions and display of scientific posters throughout the course and meeting. Because the scientific sessions are closed sessions, for ASER members only, we allow presentation of papers that are accepted for presentation at national meetings such as RSNA and ARRS.

Award Categories
The ASER will provide first, second and third place awards for best overall paper and poster presentations. The awards are $200.00 for first place, $100.00 for second place and $50.00 for third place. Commemorative award plaques will also be distributed to the first place award winners. Abstracts for oral presentation will be scored on the basis of their scientific merit. Abstracts for poster presentation will be scored on the basis of scientific merit and/or educational content.

John H. Harris, MD Award
The best oral presentation of original research by a resident or fellow will be considered for the John H. Harris, MD Award. Presenters must be in an accredited radiology teaching program. The recipient will receive a plaque and $200. However, this award is not additive when in conjunction with another award. The maximum award amount is $200 for any award winner.

Case of the Day Presentations
We are looking for challenging or interesting cases which can be diagnosed from one to four provided images. If the diagnosis is not imaging specific, surgical or pathologic proof should be available for confirmation. Please provide a brief clinical history of your challenging or interesting case. A formal abstract is not necessary. If the case is accepted, a one page discussion will be required for follow-up display at the meeting. For more information, contact Dr. Andrew Gelbman at asercases@cox.net.

General abstract submission instructions can be found here.

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