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AIIMS PULMOCRIT 2026

Ideas that deserve
a wider conversation.

Abstract guidelines for original research, systematic reviews, meta-analyses and case reports.

2026 submissions are closed. The original deadline was 26 February 2026. The redesigned form is available as a client demonstration.

AUTHOR GUIDELINES

Share your work.
Shape the discussion.

The original conference required submission through its online portal, with presenting authors registered for PULMOCRIT 2026. Email submissions were not accepted.

Authorship

  • Each presenting author may submit a maximum of two abstracts.
  • The presenting author is listed as first author.
  • Up to six authors per abstract.
  • Provide each author's full name, full department name and institution.
  • Identify one corresponding author and their email address.

Format & length

  • Maximum 300 words, excluding title, authors, affiliations and keywords.
  • Include 3–7 keywords.
  • No references, figures or tables.
  • The recovered online form limits the title to 175 characters.

Original research

Form structure aligned with the supplied abstract-book sample:

Introduction
Objectives
Methodology
Results
Discussion
Conclusion (optional)

Case reports

Use a structured clinical narrative:

Introduction
Case Presentation
Discussion
Conclusion

Selection & notification

Oral slots were limited. Abstracts not selected for oral presentation were considered for posters. Acceptance and presentation details were scheduled approximately two weeks before the conference.

Keep your abstract text-only. References, figures and tables are not permitted under the 2026 submission guidelines.

ABSTRACT FORMAT

A clear scientific story.
Ready to review.

The supplied 2025 abstract book is the reference for the title, author numbering, affiliation lines and inline section headings shown below. Your form generates the same presentation for a 2026 draft.

PULMOCRIT 2026 ABSTRACTS

Preparing a Structured Abstract for PULMOCRIT

Demo Presenting Author1, Demo Co-author2

1,2Department of Pulmonary Medicine, Example Teaching Hospital, New Delhi, India

Introduction: State the clinical context and the knowledge gap that motivated your work. Objectives: Describe the specific research question or primary objective. Methodology: Summarize the study design, setting, participant selection and analysis. Results: Present the principal findings from your study. Use actual results rather than promises of future findings. Discussion: Explain how the findings answer the research question, and acknowledge relevant limitations. Conclusion: State the main takeaway supported by your results.
ILLUSTRATIVE FORMAT EXAMPLE · NOT A RESEARCH SUBMISSION

Illustrative writing guide, not a published study. Use the form to preview your own content in one or two columns and open an A4 print view.

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