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Clinical Case Results are now available.
An email has been sent to each submitter.
The ESC Congress Programme Committee, the ESC Education Committee and the Cardiologists of Tomorrow (CoT) nucleus would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge the Clinical Case Reviewing Committee for their essential collaboration and valuable contribution for grading the clinical cases submitted to ESC Congress 2019.
24 May 2019 - Deadline to confirm presentation and submit agreement form
31 May 2019 - Early fee registration deadline - All case presenters must register for the Congress
For Presenters aged 35 years old and under ONLY
The four best cases will be selected. Presenters will be in competition and their presentation evaluated on the following criteria: originality, scientific content, presentation, answers to questions.
The ESC will grant the winner with a prize of €2,000 and finalists will each receive a prize of €1,000.
Results will be announced at the Awards Ceremony.
The four finalist cases will be published in the European Heart Journal - Case Reports.
Highly interactive and educational sessions dedicated to the presentation of cases selected.
Clinicians will present their cases and experts will moderate the session, facilitate interaction with the audience, prompt discussions, challenge the presenters and the audience.
Over 32,000 healthcare professionals from 150 countries meet every year and make ESC Congress a must-attend event, highly recommended by the cardiovascular international community.
Register early to benefit from a special registration fee and access a unique scientific and educational programme with additional networking opportunities as Professional Members.
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Special registration fees for clinical cases presenters aged 35 or under starting at €195.
Become an ESC Professional Member to benefit from discounted registration fees, additional networking opportunities during the Congress and many advantages all year long.
Our mission: To reduce the burden of cardiovascular disease
