Abstract
Deadlines
Start Abstract Submission : 01st January 2025
Close Abstract Submission : 06th April 2025
Abstract Acceptance : 20th April 2025
Deadlines to Register for Accepted Abstract : 30th May 2025
Abstracts are to be submitted for 4 presentation types
- Award Paper, Free Paper, E-Poster and Video session.
Abstracts should be submitted under a particular topic
category after choosing an appropriate topic category from the list provided below.
The paper once submitted in the award paper category
will be evaluated by a panel of reviewers. If not suitable for the Award paper category, it can be
considered for Free paper category or E-poster category (if author had permitted to do so during
submission).
Maximum of 3 abstracts by a single presenter can be
submitted across categories.
Decision of abstract acceptance will be communicated by
e-mail to the submitting author by 15th April 2025.
All residents should submit a letter from the Head of Department certifying the authenticity of the paper and category
of paper submission during abstract submission.
The abstracts should be submitted in English language
only as it is the official language of the conference.
Award paper
Free paper
E-Poster
Video session
Case Report / Series
Original Research
Procedure / Technique / Innovation
Abstracts are invited in any area related to the following topics in Burn Care and Research. The topics listed below are for categorization of selected abstracts. Kindly choose the topic most appropriate to your subject of research. If it does not fit in a given category, select ‘Miscellaneous’.
Epidemiology of burns
Initial assessment and Fluid resuscitation
Wound cleaning and Debridement
Newer techniques for debridement
Dressing selection and choices
Advanced wound dressings and Skin
Substitutes
Early excision and Coverage
Inhalational burns
Electrical burns
Chemical burns
Paediatric burns
Intensive Care in burns
Infection control and Antibiotic protocols
Bacteriological profile and Microbiology
Pain and Itch management
Nutritional support in burns
Rehabilitation and Scar management
Physical therapy
Psychosocial rehabilitation
Outreach programs and burn survivor camps
Nursing care, Education and Training
Quality Indicators and Outcome measures
Mass casualties and disaster management
Wildlife and natural disasters
Warfare and ammunition induced injuries
Tissue banking
Telemedicine and use of Artificial
Intelligence
Miscellaneous
All abstracts must be submitted in English.
To ensure blinded review, no identifying features
such as names of authors, collaborators, hospitals, medical colleges, clinics, or places should
be listed in the title or text page of the abstract. Author details and their affiliation(s)
should be entered online while doing the submission.
Title should be written using ‘Sentence case’ and
should be brief and self-explanatory.
Avoid abbreviations in the title.
Word limit of the abstract is 250 words.
(Excluding title, authors, their affiliations, etc.)
Structure of the abstract for original study
should be:
- 1. Background
- 2. Materials and Methods
- 3. Results
- 4. Conclusions
Structure of the abstract for case reports, case
series, and procedure should be:
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Case report/series/procedure
- 3. Conclusion
Refrain from using keywords, graphs, figures,
tables, or references in the abstract.
Conflict of interest statement and declaration of
conflict is mandatory.
Use generic names of drugs or its active
pharmacological content, avoiding commercial names of drugs/companies.
Limit the use of abbreviations and acronyms in
the abstract.
Abstracts will be reproduced as such, therefore
the onus of ensuring proper language, factual accuracy, & responsibility of avoiding plagiarism
lies with the authors.
Non-adherence to any guideline may result in an
automatic rejection of the abstract.
Once uploaded successfully, you will get a
communication acknowledgement.
Please check the conference website www.apbc2025.com from time to time for all
updates.
