
GENERAL REQUIREMENT
•All abstracts must be submitted through the official online submission portal
• Submissions must be written in clear English
• Only submissions received on or before 01 September 2026 will be considered
• Cases must be submitted in PowerPoint format (PPT or PPTX)
• Cases should highlight unique, challenging, or educational infectious disease scenarios
FORMATTING SPECIFICATONS
• Maximum 12 slides
• Use clear fonts, minimal text, and high-quality images
• Patient identifiers must be removed to ensure confidentiality
• Avoid excessive animations or decorative elements
REVIEW AND SELECTION
• Cases will be evaluated by the UAE ID Week Scientific Committee
• Selection criteria include educational value, clarity, diagnostic reasoning, and relevance to infectious diseases
• Top 3 cases will be selected for 10-minute oral presentation during the congress
Your PowerPoint Presentation must include the following sections:
o Case title
o Presenter name
o Institution
o Patient demographics
o Relevant history
o Symptoms
o Physical findings
o Laboratory results
o Imaging
o Microbiology findings
o Key reasoning
o Diagnostic challenges
o Treatment decisions
o Clinical course
o Final outcome
o 3–5 concise takeaways for clinical practice
Submission Deadline: 01 September 2026
• All abstracts must be submitted through the official online submission portal
• Submissions must be written in clear English
• Only submissions received on or before 01 September 2026 will be considered
• Abstracts must be original, unpublished, and not under review elsewhere.
• Maximum word count: 300 words (excluding title and authors)
• No tables, figures, or images in the abstract text.
• Use standard scientific nomenclature and avoid abbreviations unless defined.
• All abstracts will undergo review by the UAE ID Week Scientific Committee.
• Evaluation criteria include originality, scientific thoroughness, clarity, and relevance to infectious diseases practice.
• Top 2 selected abstracts will be invited for a 10-minute oral presentation during the congress
Each abstract must follow the required format:
Concise, Descriptive, and Relevant to Infectious Diseases.
List Full Names, Institutional Affiliations, and Contact Details of the Corresponding Author.
Brief Context and Rationale.
Study Design, Population, and Analytical Approach.
Key Findings with Relevant Data
Main Takeaway and Implications for Practice or Research.
Submission Deadline: 01 September 2026





If you have interesting cases and abstracts to share at the 10th Annual UAE ID Week, we warmly invite you to submit and take part in the Young Investigator Abstracts & Case Presentations Session. This is an excellent opportunity to showcase your work and contribute to the scientific dialogue of the meeting.
Submission Deadline: 01 September 2026

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