Only abstracts submitted on-line will be accepted.
All abstracts must be submitted electronically
before Sunday 10th January 2009.

CLICK HERE FOR ON-LINE ABSTRACT FORM

ABSTRACT SIZE AND PRESENTATION

• The maximum number of words is 350 including references (if you add a table or graphics to your abstract, please be aware that this will reduce the number of words you can submit). Do not alter the size of the template to enable you to submit a longer abstract. Abstracts are checked for size and rejected if too long.
• Abstracts may be reduced in size for printing, so all lettering/symbols/lines should be clear and distinct.
• Abstracts should be typed single-spaced – minimum type size 11 point. Please use Arial, Times New Roman and Symbol fonts only. If you think you may need to use other fonts please contact the Secretariat before submitting your
abstract.
•Abstracts must be submitted in English.

ABSTRACT CONTENT

• Abstracts should refer to completed work, should include details of the results to be presented.
• Use standard abbreviations only and place any unusual abbreviation in parenthesis after the full word the first time it appears.
• Use generic names of drugs. References should be kept to a minimum and, ideally, should be consistently presented in Vancouver (numbered) style.
• Tables should be kept simple and should be inserted as tab-spaced text or Word tables, not pasted from other applications.

DEADLINE FOR RECEIPT OF ABSTRACTS

SUNDAY 10th January 2009

Acknowledgement receit of papers

By February 1st, 2009 you will be informed whether your paper is accepted. Accepted papers will be published in the Abstract Collection. Only the papers for which the registration fee has been paidwill be published.