Poster Guidelines

Wrtiting your Scientific Abstract

  • Use no more than 300 words for the abstract
  • Please structure the oral or poster abstract, to include the following information:
    • The objective or aim of the study
    • The methods used
    • The results obtained (using numerical data if available)
    • The conclusions drawn from the work
  • The abstract should be submitted through the online form and not uploaded as a written document
  • The abstract process is anonymous, none of the supporting documents should identify the authors
  • Please spell check your abstract. What you write in your abstract is what is published
  • Abstracts not following these guidelines maybe declined

To present your abstract at Ultrasound 2022

The poster exhibition will be located in the Marble Hall on the first floor

All successful presenters will be informed of their allocated poster number at the end of October.

The abstract of each accepted poster will be published in the Final Printed Programme, on the Conference App, in an online supplement with the 'Ultrasound' journal on PubMed Central and on the BMUS website.

Please read the poster details below carefully.

  • The poster board will accept Portrait posters only - your poster needs to be made to an A1 portrait size (measuring 594mm wide x 841mm deep).  This is particularly important as we will not be able to display landscape posters.

  • All posters must be attached with Velcro, which you should bring with you.

  • All accepted posters will be included within the conference app, successful poster presenters will be required to supply a PDF copy of their poster for inclusion by the first week of November.

  • Poster viewing will take place throughout the conference, therefore posters MUST be displayed from 09.00 on 10th December (you can access the venue from 08:00) and should NOT be removed prior to 14.00 on 12th December.  Please note any posters displayed after 09.00 may be excluded from the poster judging which will take place on Day 1 & 2 of the conference. 

  • It is essential that patient anonymity is maintained for all posters submitted. No poster should have any patient information i.e. name, date, hospital identity number, displayed either in the text or on images.

Poster Numbers

The number allocated to each poster will be advised once the judging process is complete.  

Poster Prizes

Prizes will be awarded for the best Scientific Poster, Case Report Poster, Clinical Poster and the best poster submitted by a Student.  The winners' prizes will be presented during the Annual Gala Dinner being held in The Majestic Hotel on Wednesday 11th December 2019.   Tickets for this event are available at a cost of £39.90 and are pre-bookable using the online registration.