Recognizing that high impact research results may not be available by the general abstract submission deadline, late-breaking is an opportunity for authors to present a selected number of highly relevant and impactful clinical studies during a special Late Breaking session. A limited number of late breaking abstracts will be selected for oral presentation, and the remainder will be presented as paper poster or ePoster presentations.
The scientific content of the presentation at MSMilan2023 must be substantively identical to the information provided in the submitted abstract. Presentations containing new, original research are preferred to those that contain only confirmatory or direct extensions of previous work. The submitting author is responsible for ensuring that the work described complies with guiding policies and principles endorsed by SfN, including but not limited to:
One late-breaking abstract may be submitted per presenting author. If an SfN member is the presenting author on two late-breaking abstracts, one of the abstracts must be withdrawn. In addition, all presenting authors of a late-breaking abstract must register for the SfN event at which they plan to present. All co-authors included in the abstract author block must also be registered for the same event, and virtual-only presenting authors are required to purchase a virtual-only registration.