Opening of submission: December 17th, 2023
Deadline for submission: FEBRUARY 28TH, 2024 (WITHOUT REVIEW)
https://abstract.evsrl.it/
After that date, the online EGO system for the submission of the abstracts will no longer accept any abstracts.
SUBMITTING AN ABSTRACT
Abstracts must be submitted using the online abstract form going to https://abstract.evsrl.it/
Paper, faxed or emailed submissions will be rejected. For the submission of an abstract is required the creation of a user account by going to the “EGO” Registration Request Page at https://ego.evsrl.it/public/Registration.aspx
Registration process takes 2 working day.
Register now to the “EGO System” to avoid any delay in getting the login credentials.
ABSTRACT CONTENT AND STRUCTURE – REQUIRED SUBHEADINGS
The ABSTRACT SUBMISSION CENTRE will guide the author filling in the following fields:
WORK / ABSTRACT TYPE - TITLE - INTEREST AREA / SUBJECT-TOPIC - ADDRESS FOR CORRESPONDENCE - AUTHORS - TEXT AND ESSENTIAL BIBLIOGRAPHY.
The abstract should contain information under the following subheadings.
In the case of original research: aim of work, materials, methods used, results and conclusions.
For clinical cases: Introduction, Case description and Discussion.
Abstracts that do not meet this format will automatically refused. The statement “Results will be discussed” is not acceptable.
- The abstract text is limited to 5.400 characters, including spaces. This limit includes the body of the abstract only. If the abstract exceeds this limit, the author will be prompted to shorten it before being allowed to continue.
- Graphs, images, tables and photos will not be published.
- The bibliography is mandatory and must be included in the 5.400 characters. The abstracts without bibliography will be automatically refused.
- Abstracts are accepted on a the topic of the congress only.
Abstracts cannot contain any information that could identify the author/s and the work place. Should the abstract include any information that could identify the author, it will be automatically refused.
ETHICAL STANDARDS
The abstracts describing a non-experimental original research must meet ethical standards, be approved by an ethics committee of the institution of reference. Clinical cases and retrospective works don’t usually need to be approved by an ethical committee. However, the reviewer reserves the right to ask for the ethical approval also for this kind of works and for the works that don’t include live animals. When the work is on client – owned animals, the author must provide clients’ informed consent.
The experimental researches must be approved by the competent authorities, according to the law.
The EGO system for the submission of the abstracts will ask to declare the existence of the above-mentioned documents, which the reviewer reserves the rights to ask for later.
Papers that do not meet with these ethical principles will be automatically rejected.
CONGRESS REGISTRATION
The presenting author/speaker of an abstract accepted either as oral or poster communication is granted a free registration to the Congress.
IMPORTANT DATES
Deadline for submission: FEBRUARY 28th, 2024– WITHOUT REVIEW.
Abstracts submitted after FEBRUARY 28th, 2024 will be automatically refused.
Abstracts will be anonymously reviewed by Diplomats of the European Veterinary College, when possible.
The review process will end and the authors will be definitely informed by e-mail about acceptance or rejection by MARCH 31st, 2024.
To avoid that the abstract cannot be submitted due to technical difficulties, computer problems or other reasons, authors are advised to submit the abstract on time. There is no possibility for late-breaking abstract submission.
Abstract will be published as submitted, except for a simple English spelling check. Until the deadline of FEBRUARY 28th, 2024 authors will be able to enter their abstract to make changes, even when already submitted. After submission deadline, it will not be possible to edit the abstract anymore.
LANGUAGE AND TIMING
Abstracts can be submitted in English only. During the oral presentation, speeches can be done in Italian or English.
The time slot for a single presentation is FIFTEEN (15) minutes including 5 minutes discussion time.
In case the number of abstracts accepted exceeds the number of spaces for oral presentations, the reviewer in agreement with the Scientific committee will propose to the authors a poster presentation instead of an oral presentation, according to the assessment of the abstracts.
POSTER PRESENTATION
Instead of being printed and displayed on panels, the posters will be displayed on vertically oriented monitors. Each monitor represents a research and viewing station through which it will be possible
search for the contribution of interest through some keys such as topic, authors, title, etc. and view it.
Given this, each author must prepare their own poster in vertical .pdf format similar to traditional posters. Different formats will not be allowed.
The poster contribution in .pdf must correspond to 2 slides summarizing the scientific content of their work saved in .ppt and .pdf files. The slides will be used during poster discussions during which each author will have 10 minutes available.
These sessions will be moderated by the Scientific Committee of the congress.
INFO
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Giliola Spattini graduated with honor in Veterinary Medicine in 1998 from Parma University. She worked for two years in a referring private practice in Italy. In 2001 She started an alternate residency program in Diagnostic Imaging at the Royal Veterinary College of London, under the supervision of Christopher R. Lamb. She integrated her residency with externship at Tufts, Penn, Utrecht, Liege, Uppsala and Bern Universities.
In 2008 She obtained the Diploma of the European College of Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging (ECVDI).
In 2009 She discussed her PhD thesis at the Department of Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging at Parma University.
Since 2008 has been working with sport medicine experts on ultrasonography of the limbs in sportive dogs. She has been the president of the Italian Society of Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging (SVIDI). She has published on national and international Journal. She has contributed to three books on Diagnostic imaging, one of them has been translated in English.
She is a frequent contributor to continuous post graduate education (CPD) in Italy and around the world.
She works in Clinica Veterinaria Castellarano, a private practice in Italy as a specialist in Diagnostic Imaging and as a specialist consultant for Antech Imaging Service and Mylav.