Submission Info
Would you like to present at the Middle East’s ONLY dedicated congress for the joint reconstruction industry?
Submit your conference paper today!
Deadline for submissions: 27 February 2014
Accepted presenters will be notified by: 6 March 2014
Following an overwhelming response to this year’s International Congress for Joint Reconstruction (ICJR) Middle East, world renowned surgeon Dr Samih Tarabichi and the team at ICJR have announced they will be returning to Dubai in 2014 to bring you their biggest and best programme yet.
ICJR Middle East 2014 will showcase presentations by the global leaders in orthopaedics, the latest cutting-edge developments, new 'Ask the Experts' interactive sessions and more.
ICJR are reviewing presentations that explore the following themes:
- Hip arthroplasty
- Knee arthroplasty and sports injury
- Shoulder surgery
Do you have any exciting new developments and techniques in any of these areas that you would like to share with hundreds of your orthopaedic peers?
Click here to submit your abstract today!
Successful presentations will be selected based on: relevance, best practices, case studies and completeness of the required information submitted. Conference participants want to hear about your real life examples and take away practical tools and solutions that they can implement into their own clinics.
We reserve the right to review and accept only those presentations suitable for the programme. The Scientific Committee will review all valid submissions. Submitters will be contacted individually about their submission, only if accepted. We reserve the right to request or make last minute changes to any programme. Speakers that do not comply with given deadlines will be removed from the programme.
Accepted presenters will be responsible for their own travel and accommodation arrangements. Speakers will receive FREE entry into the conference. If you require any further information please feel free to contact us at info@icjr-me.com.
NEW for this year, we will also be hosting a series of ‘Ask the experts’ interactive sessions. This is your chance to ask the world’s leading joint reconstructions specialists the questions you want answered and to fuel lively industry debate about the topics that matter most to you.
Click here to submit your questions for our expert speaker panel
Required Materials
Tell us about you. Include both your educational and professional achievements. The biography you provide will be used to introduce you at the conference. Please attach this information to your email as a word or PDF document. The photograph you provide will be used in marketing promotional material. Please submit in eps or jpg (min. 300dpi) format.
Please supply a description of your topic. Make sure you are as specific as possible about the material you will cover in your presentation. Descriptions that are too short or vague will be considered incomplete. Please attach your abstract in word document format. Each presentation should be 10 minutes in length.
List three to four tools/strategies that participants will be able to take away from your presentation.
If accepted, we will require you to forward your presentation via email to us prior to the event. In addition, please bring your presentation with you to the congress on a flash drive or your own laptop. If you have a presentation for the ICJR Middle East Conference ready for review, please attach to your email submission.
In accordance with Dubai Health Authority Centre for Continuing Education guidelines, all faculty participating in any CME supported activities are expected to disclose to the activity audience the existence of any significant financial or other relationships with the manufacturer(s) of any commercial product(s) or providers of any commercial services discussed in an educational presentation and or with any commercial supporters of the activity. Faculty must disclose significant support or substantial financial relationships with commercial entities in relevant situations whether or not there is direct commercial support of the CME activity.