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Submission Guidelines: Videos

Video submissions must be of surgical interest, suitable for an audience of consultants and surgical trainees
The topic of video submissions can include topical presentations as well as operative surgery and surgical “how to” videos
The video and accompanying abstract should relate to original and unpublished work.
All submissions should be be submitted via the Abstract Submission Form to the most appropriate category.
An abstract must not be submitted to more than one category.
After the submission deadline has closed, absolutely no changes can be made to the abstract.

Submission Format

Video Abstracts must consist of sections consistent with the content of the video.
The total word count (excluding title and section headers) should not exceed 250 words.
Abstracts are to be submitted as text only with no tables, figures, diagrams.
No more than a maximum of six authors should be listed.
Complete video submissions of no longer than 5 minutes will be considered.
Videos should be submitted as a URL link to an unlisted YouTube video. Your link will not be shared outside of the EKSC committee and judges. We will notify you when we no longer require access should you wish to change the privacy settings of your video submission.
All video submissions should be submitted with narration for the benefit of the shortlisting judges. Submissions accepted for presentation will present their video with live commentary with narration removed on the day of the conference.
Submissions will be judged anonymously therefore, the body of the abstract should not contain information that can identify the authors or institution

Please ensure that the abstract has been reviewed and agreed by all of the named authors before submission.
Where there is a conflict, EKSC committee will take the final decision on whether an abstract will be presented.
All authors have a responsibility to ensure that the data submitted is accurate, is not extrapolated and fairly represents the presentation to be given at the meeting.
Ensure appropriate consent has been obtained from patients represented in your case abstract

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