Thank you very much for your interest in ANIM 2027, taking place January 21–23 in Berlin. Submit your abstract today and become part of ANIM.
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Publication
All abstract authors will be automatically informed of the acceptance or rejection of their abstract by the program committee once the review process has been completed.
Accepted abstracts will be integrated into the program as oral presentations or posters. All accepted abstracts will also be published in the "Journal für Anästhesie und Intensivbehandlung" by Pabst Science Publishers.
Abstract topics
- Neurocritical care worldwide – resources and standards of care
- Hemorrhagic and ischemic stroke
- Traumatic spinal cord injury
- Prognostication in neurocritical care
- Metabolism in acute brain injury
- Open topics and special cases
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Registration in the abstract system
- Create your private account when registering as an author. You will then receive your password by email. Please note that it can also happen that the e-mail reply with your private password arrives in your spam folder. If you have not received the password by email after 60 minutes, please send an email to abstract@conventus.de.
- After receiving your password, please log in with your e-mail and your password. You can now enter your abstract under abstract submission. Please follow the given steps to do so.
- Once your abstract has been successfully submitted, you will receive a confirmation email. Please check your spam folder here as well.
- You can now register at any time and until the deadline at 21 September 2026. Submit additional abstracts or modify existing abstracts.
- Please note that the scientific committee evaluates the abstracts and therefore the preference between lecture/ePoster/case presentation selected at the time of submission is not a guarantee.