Abstracts & Resident Research Competition Submissions
The South Carolina Orthopaedic Association is now accepting abstract submissions and Resident Research Competition submissions for the 2024 SCOA Annual Meeting taking place August 1-3, 2024, at the Sanctuary in Kiawah Island.
Instructions for abstract submissions and the Resident Research Competition submissions are below. All General Session podium presentations will be 7 minutes in length with 3 additional minutes for question and answer.
Instructions for abstract submissions and the Resident Research Competition submissions are below. All General Session podium presentations will be 7 minutes in length with 3 additional minutes for question and answer.
The deadline to make an abstract submission has passed.
Thank you to all who took part!
Thank you to all who took part!
To be considered by the Program Committee, please complete the following steps by February 4, 2024:
1. Submit your abstract using our online form
2. Submit a completed financial disclosure form. Click here to download. Please upload the completed disclosure on our online form.
Submission Guidelines:
Note: The SCOA reserves the right to withdraw a paper at any time.
1. Submit your abstract using our online form
2. Submit a completed financial disclosure form. Click here to download. Please upload the completed disclosure on our online form.
Submission Guidelines:
- Case reports are not accepted.
- The abstract must include: a) Purpose, unless stated in the title, b) Description of Methods, c) Summary of Results, d) Conclusion.
- Simple tables or graphs may be included as uploads in the Additional Documentation section of the online form. Do not cite references. Omit P values.
- Indicate the institution where the work was done. Include degree of the author(s). Mailing addresses and phone numbers required for listed author(s).
- If an abstract is submitted under a practicing physician’s name, SCOA expects that physician to present the paper if the abstract is selected. Papers that will be presented by residents should be submitted under the resident’s name.
- Attending physicians cited on resident submissions must be SCOA members.
- Nonproprietary (generic) names of drugs are required and should be written in lower case. Proprietary names are capitalized.
Note: The SCOA reserves the right to withdraw a paper at any time.
