ABSTRACT SUBMISSION

Abstract submission will open in November 2024

CALL FOR ABSTRACTS

Submitting your scientific work to the NBCC 2025 is not just an opportunity—it’s a platform to drive
innovation and make a lasting impact in the field of cardiovascular medicine. As a leading gathering of
renowned experts, researchers, and clinicians, the NBCC 2025 is a nexus for cutting-edge discoveries and
breakthroughs that shape the future of cardiovascular health. By presenting your research here, you place
your work at the forefront of global discourse, gaining invaluable feedback from top-tier peers and
enhancing your visibility within the scientific community.

Moreover, this conference offers a unique environment where interdisciplinary collaboration thrives,
opening doors to potential partnerships and new avenues of research. Your contributions will not only be
showcased among the brightest minds in the field but will also be a catalyst for change, influencing clinical
practices and improving patient outcomes.

For researchers under the age of 40, there is an additional, unparalleled opportunity to compete in our
prestigious Young Investigator Award competition. This competition is designed to recognize and reward
emerging leaders in cardiovascular research, providing a platform to highlight your innovative work on an
international stage. Finalists will gain exceptional exposure, with their work presented to an audience of
distinguished scientists and clinicians. The winner will not only receive recognition and a significant boost to
their professional profile but will also be awarded a prize of 1,500 euros.

By participating, you stand a chance to be celebrated as one of the next generation of trailblazers in
cardiovascular science, cementing your place among the future leaders of the field. Submit your work today
to be part of this influential event, and ensure your voice is heard in the conversation that is shaping the
future of cardiovascular medicine.

Submit your abstract today to be part of this influential event, and ensure your voice is heard in the
conversation that is shaping the future of cardiovascular medicine.

Submission rules and guidelines (TBA)

Presentation formats

Young Investigator Award Session
The Young Investigator Award Session will be chaired by senior faculty members. Each finalist will present
the key points of his/her research followed by a Questions & Answers period led by a panel of experts who
will judge the presentations and determine the winner. All selected participants will receive free admission
to the Congress Dinner in the Tivoli Gardens on May 23th, where the winner will be announced.

Conditions:

• You must be the presenter of your abstract
• You must be under 40 years old at the time of presentation
• Abstracts not selected for the Young Investigator Award session may be automatically considered
  for other oral presentation or poster presentation by selecting these options in the abstract
  submission system

Rapid Fire Oral Abstract sessions
The highest graded abstracts will be selected to be presented orally during the rapid-fire abstract sessions
moderated by senior faculty members.

Moderated Paper Posters
Abstracts selected for Poster Presentation must be displayed as a visual representation of the research in a
formal poster format. Each poster will be accompanied by a Q&A session, moderated by a senior faculty
member, scheduled during one of the conference breaks.

CALL FOR CLINICAL CASES

Submitting your clinical case to the Nordic-Baltic Congress of Cardiology 2025 offers a unique and powerful
opportunity to share your real-world experiences and contribute to the advancement of cardiovascular
medicine. The NBCC 2025 gathers leading experts, practitioners, and researchers, creating a dynamic forum
for the exchange of knowledge and the discussion of the latest clinical practices. By presenting your case,
you not only highlight the challenges and successes encountered in clinical practice but also inspire new
approaches and solutions in patient care.

This is your chance to engage with a community of professionals who are deeply invested in improving
cardiovascular outcomes. Your clinical case will be showcased to an audience of peers, providing an
exceptional platform for insightful feedback and discussion. Presenting at the NBCC 2025 not only raises
your profile in the medical community but also contributes to the broader mission of advancing
cardiovascular health on a global scale.

Furthermore, sharing your clinical case can open doors to new collaborations and connections with fellow
clinicians and researchers who are equally passionate about improving patient care. This is an opportunity
to influence the field by sharing practical insights that can drive innovation and enhance treatment
strategies.

For clinicians under the age of 40, there is an additional, unparalleled opportunity to compete in our
prestigious Cardiologist of Tomorrow Award competition. Finalists will gain exceptional exposure, with their
work presented to an audience of experienced clinicians. The winner will not only receive recognition and a
significant boost to their professional profile but will also be awarded a prize of 1,500 euros.
Whether your case involves a rare condition, a novel treatment approach, or a complex diagnostic
challenge, your contribution can help shape the future of cardiovascular medicine. Submit your clinical case
today and be a part of this influential event where your experience can make a significant impact on the
practice and science of cardiovascular care.

Submission rules and guidelines (TBA)

Presentation formats

Cardiologist of Tomorrow Award Session
The Cardiologist of Tomorrow Award Session will be chaired by senior faculty members. Each finalist will
present the key points of his/her research followed by a Questions & Answers period led by a panel of
experts who will judge the presentations and determine the winner. All selected participants will receive
free admission to the Congress Dinner in the Tivoli Gardens on May 23th, where the winner will be
announced.

Conditions:

• You must be the presenter of your clinical case
• You must be under 40 years old at the time of presentation
• Abstracts not selected for the Cardiologist of Tomorrow Award session will be automatically
  considered for oral presentation in the other clinical case sessions.

Clinical Case Sessions
The highest graded cases will be selected to be presented orally during the rapid-fire abstract sessions
moderated by senior faculty members.