Abstract submission
SUBMISSIONS ARE CLOSED
The International Society for Technology in Arthroplasty (ISTA) invites you to submit abstracts and award papers for this year’s Annual Congress, which will take place at the Sheraton Times Square Hotel, New York, USA from September 27 to September 30, 2023.
ISTA’s 34th Annual Congress in New York will serve as a welcome return of the world’s leading forum for surgeons, scientists, researchers and industry members to present and critique the latest innovations in joint replacement technologies.
The theme for the meeting is Emerging Technologies in Arthroplasty: “Innovation and Entrepreneurship” and the program will highlight technological solutions to contemporary clinical problems of arthroplasty, though abstracts on all aspects of arthroplasty will be considered.
Abstract guidelines. Before submitting your abstract to ISTA, complete it in a Microsoft Word document according to the following formatting requirements, then copy/paste your abstract into the abstract portal during submission:
- Write your abstract using 10pt Times New Roman.
- Do not list any author names or institutions in the body of the abstract (reviewers only see blinded abstracts).
- The length of the body of your abstract must be 350-500 words.
- Up to 3 figures may be attached to your abstract during the submission process. Do not include tables or images in the body of your abstract.
Abstract body format.
- Introduction: State the problem and the purpose of the study.
- Methods: Describe what was actually done.
- Results: Report the findings of the study.
- Conclusion: Relate the problem and purpose of the study to the study’s findings.
- References: (optional)
- Acknowledgements: (optional)
- Keywords: (optional)
Additional information.
- All abstract presenting authors are required to complete conflict of interest disclosures by May 22, 2023.
- Any number of abstracts can be submitted, but each presenting author will be limited to no more than two presentations.
- After the submission deadline, abstracts (including the author list) may not be altered.
- ISTA membership is not required to submit an abstract.
- By submitting an abstract, the presenting author is committing to attend the conference in person to present the study described (i.e. substitutions or pre-recorded presentations are not allowed).
- Abstract acceptance/rejection notifications will be sent to authors in June.
Attributes of Abstracts for the Scientific Program (You will be asked to select only those attributes that apply):
Joint
- Hip
- Knee
- Patellofemoral
- Shoulder
- Foot/Ankle
- Spine/Pelvis
- Hand/Elbow
Engineering/Technology
- Additive Manufacturing
- Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning
- Augmented & Virtual Reality
- Big Data & Data Analytics
- Computer Modelling & Simulation
- Hip Resurfacing
- Implant Testing
- Joint Balancing
- Joint Kinematics
- Navigation
- Retrieval Analysis
- Robotics
- Smart Implants & Instruments
- Surgery Simulators & Training
- Surgical Instrumentation
Materials
- Anti-Infective Coatings & Materials
- Ceramics & Advanced Materials
- Joint Wear: Materials & Solutions
- Metal Release & Hip Trunnions
- New Materials
- Surface Technologies
Arthroplasty: Surgery & Complications
- Alternatives to Arthroplasty
- Clinical Series & Results
- Complications: Adverse Tissue Reactions
- Complications: Aseptic Loosening
- Complications: Wear
- Complications: Periprosthetic Fractures
- Complications: Pain Sources & Management
- Complications: Blood (DVT/PE)
- Complications: Infection/Diagnosis
- Complications: Infection/Treatment
- Complications: Joint Laxity & Instability
- Surgical Techniques & Approaches
Patient Evaluation
- Gait Analysis & Post-op Function
- Musculo-skeletal Imaging
- Joint Registries
- Patient Reported Outcome Measures
- Patient Satisfaction/Expectations
Practice Innovation/General
- Clinic & OR Efficiency
- Digital Health
- Economics of Arthroplasty
- Outpatient & Ambulatory Surgery
- Rehabilitation
- Social Media & Publishing
- Surgical Training in Arthroplasty