Submit a Case

Your case, in the room, with the faculty

Participant cases are not posters. Selected cases are presented as rapid-fire discussions inside the concurrent sessions, with senior faculty responding in real time — the same format as the instructive case discussions that run through the scientific programme.

Case structure

Build your submission the way the programme's own case discussions are built:

• 1–2 introductory evidence slides — what the literature says
• One case — history, imaging, and what you actually did
• Decision points — where the case could have gone another way
• Take-home messages — what you would tell a colleague facing the same problem

What we are looking for

• Cases that turn on a decision, not on a rare diagnosis
• Complications and revisions — ISCO treats complications as teachers
• Cases where the standard answer did not work