Oral presentation/ Poster

1. Innovations in Obstetric Care
   Exploring new technologies, tools, and techniques to improve maternal and fetal outcomes.
2. Management of High-Risk Pregnancies
   Advanced strategies for managing high-risk obstetric cases, including preeclampsia, gestational diabetes, and multiple pregnancies.
3. Obstetric Emergencies
   Rapid response, intervention techniques, and best practices for managing emergencies like postpartum hemorrhage, uterine rupture, and eclampsia.
4. Advances in Prenatal Diagnosis and Screening
   New approaches and technologies in prenatal screening for genetic disorders, congenital anomalies, and fetal well-being.
5. Fetal Monitoring and Intrapartum Care
   Innovations in fetal surveillance during labor, including the latest in intrapartum monitoring techniques to ensure fetal well-being.
6. Operative Obstetrics: Techniques and Innovations
   Best practices and emerging trends in cesarean sections, instrumental deliveries, and other operative obstetric procedures.
7. Preterm Birth: Prevention and Management
   Advances in predicting, preventing, and managing preterm labor and birth.
8. Maternal-Fetal Medicine
   High-level discussions on maternal-fetal medicine, focusing on complex medical conditions affecting both mother and fetus.
9. Perinatal Mental Health
   Addressing the growing importance of mental health care for pregnant women and new mothers, including strategies for identifying and treating perinatal depression and anxiety.
10. Sustainable Obstetrics
    Innovations in delivering sustainable, eco-friendly obstetric care, reducing environmental impacts in clinical practice.
11. Postpartum Care and Recovery
    Optimizing maternal health post-delivery, focusing on postpartum hemorrhage management, breastfeeding support, and mental health recovery.

Thank you for your interest in submitting an abstract for GESTICON 2025 – 2nd International Obstetrics Conclave by KFOG. Please read the following terms and conditions carefully before submitting your abstract. By submitting an abstract, you agree to the terms outlined below:

• Abstract submissions are open to all registered participants of GESTICON 2025.
• The presenting author must register for the conference and complete the registration process before submitting the abstract.
• Each author may submit multiple abstracts; however, each abstract must be submitted separately.
• The abstract must reflect original work that has not been previously presented at any other national or international conferences.

• All abstracts must be submitted through the official GESTICON 2025 conference website by the specified deadline. (www.gesticon2025.com)
• The abstract should be written in English and adhere to the following structure:
• Title: A concise title of no more than 25 words.
• Authors: Full names, qualifications, and institutional affiliations of all authors, with the presenting author’s name underlined.
• Abstract Body: A maximum of 300 words, structured into sections:
• Background/Objective
• Methods
• Results
• Conclusions
• No tables, figures, or images are allowed in the abstract submission.
• Abbreviations must be spelled out at the first mention in the text.
• Abstracts that do not meet the word limit or formatting guidelines may be rejected.

• All submitted abstracts will undergo a peer-review process conducted by the GESTICON 2025 Scientific Committee.
• The Scientific Committee reserves the right to accept or reject any abstract based on the quality, relevance, and innovation of the work.
• Abstracts will be selected based on scientific merit, clarity, relevance to the conference themes, and originality.
• Notification of acceptance or rejection will be sent to the presenting author via email by the specified date.

• Selected abstracts will be presented as Oral Presentations during the free paper sessions at the conference.
• The presenting author must be available to present the paper/poster in person on the assigned date and time during the conference.
• Oral presentations should be limited to 8-10 minutes, followed by a brief question and answer session.
• Detailed presentation guidelines will be provided to the selected authors upon acceptance.

• Accepted e-posters will be displayed on electronic screens at the conference venue throughout the event.
• During scheduled e-poster viewing sessions, the presenting author must be available to discuss their work and answer questions from conference attendees and judges (if applicable).
• Authors will be notified in advance of the date and time of their e-poster presentation session.

• If your abstract is accepted, you will be invited to present an electronic poster (e-poster) at the conference.
• E-posters must adhere to the following specifications:
• Poster Format: The e-poster must be in PDF format.
• Poster Size: The e-poster should be created in a 16:9 aspect ratio to fit the display screens (recommended size: 1920x1080 pixels).
• File Size: The maximum file size is 10 MB.
• Poster Layout: The poster should include sections such as title, introduction, objectives, methods, results, and conclusions. Visual elements like graphs, charts, and images are encouraged.
• Font Size: Titles should be legible from a distance (minimum 24-point font), and the body text should be at least 16-point font for readability.
• E-posters will be displayed on large digital screens at the venue and on the official conference platform.
• Presenters are responsible for ensuring the e-poster meets the required specifications. Failure to comply with the format may result in rejection of the poster.

• By submitting an abstract, the authors certify that the work is original, and they have obtained all necessary permissions for the content included.
• Accepted abstracts will be published in the conference proceedings and may be made available on the GESTICON 2025 website or related publications.
• The authors grant GESTICON 2025 the right to publish, reproduce, and distribute the submitted abstract in all formats.

• Authors must disclose any potential conflict of interest or financial relationships related to the work submitted in the abstract.
• Any funding sources or affiliations with commercial organizations that could be perceived as a conflict of interest must be disclosed at the time of submission.

• If you need to withdraw your abstract after submission, a formal withdrawal request must be sent via email to the GESTICON 2025 organizing team before the abstract submission deadline.
• After the submission deadline, no further amendments or changes to the abstract will be permitted.

• All research must comply with international and national ethical guidelines, including obtaining necessary approvals from relevant institutional review boards or ethics committees.
• The authors must ensure that the content of their abstract does not infringe on any intellectual property rights or violate any laws.

• The GESTICON 2025 organizing committee is not responsible for any loss or damages incurred by the authors as a result of abstract submission, acceptance, or rejection.
• The presenting author is responsible for ensuring their availability for the presentation and for covering any travel or accommodation costs related to their participation in the conference.

• Abstract Submission Deadline: 30^th June 2025
• Notification of Acceptance: 10^th July 2025
• Conference Dates: 9^th & 10^th August 2025

• The first Three papers will be selected for Awards in each category (Oral/Poster)
• All the selected participants will be given certificates