Abstract submission

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How to submit an abstract

Read instructions carefully before submitting your abstract

Create an Oxford Abstracts account or log in if one already exists
Create a new abstract
The maximum number of words for the title is 50
The maximum number of words for the abstract text is 250 (excluding the title and authors).
You are permitted to submit an abstract that will be presented at another national/international meeting either prior to or after the Association of Coloproctology of GB & Ireland 2019 meeting.
Abstracts of papers and posters presented at the meeting will be published online in Colorectal Disease journal after the meeting. If an accepted paper or poster is not presented at the meeting, it will be withdrawn from publication.
When submitting the names of authors put the initials in the field labelled “First Name”.
A “blind” reviewing process will be used. Do not include identifying features such as names of authors, hospitals, medical schools, clinics or cities in the title or text of the abstract. The names of authors and their affiliations (institutions) will be submitted on-line in a separate section.
Abstracts should state briefly and clearly the purpose, methods, results and conclusions of the work.
When you submit your abstract select a category from the following 15 categories.

We have updated our submission categories

1	Colorectal Cancer – diagnosis & endoscopy	2	Colorectal cancer – tumour biology/markers & genetics
3	Colorectal cancer – risk assessment & outcomes	4	Colorectal cancer – surgery & stents
5	Follow up/survivorship/late effects of treatment for all colorectal disease	6	Emergency colorectal surgery
7	Minimal access (laparoscopic/robotic/TaTME/TEO)	8	Chemotherapy/Radiotherapy
9	Imaging	10	Pathology
11	IBD/pouches/stomas	12	Functional bowel disease/pelvic floor/constipation
13	Proctology	14	Training
15	Miscellaneous

Indicate your preferred presentation mode. Oral only; oral or poster; poster only. For videos select Video.
Answer if the first author is a trainee or nurse/AHP.
When you have completed a submission you will receive email confirmation with the reference number of your abstract.

You can do this at any time up to the deadline.

Log in to the Oxford Abstracts submission system
You will see a list of the abstracts that you have submitted. Click on the abstract that you wish to change. Amend as necessary.
When you reach the final step and press “Submit” you will be sent an email confirming that your abstract has been amended.

If you want to withdraw an abstract please contact Anne O’Mara, ACPGBI Administration Manager by email: admin@acpgbi.org.uk

Deadline for receipt of abstracts and videos has passed.