A-PHPBA 2021 Bali – Virtual Congress invites all interested individuals to submit late-breaking abstracts for poster and podium sessions through which we can share the most up-to-date research results and review challenging and interesting cases from around the world.
The authors should choose one topic only for every abstract submitted. If an abstract fits into more than one of the topics below, choose the most appropriate one.
| Liver | Pancreas | Biliary | HPB General & Others |
| Benign disease | Pancreatitis | Gallstone | Endoscopy / Imaging |
| HCC | Pancreatic cancer | Benign neoplasm | Translational research |
| Non-HCC malignancy | Cystic neoplasm | GB cancer | Cost effectiveness / ERAS |
| Transplantation | PNET | Bile duct cancer | Basic Science / Research |
| Surgical technique | Surgical technique | Surgical technique | |
| Others | Others | Others |
If you are already signed-up on this website, you can use the account for your abstract submission.
After your abstract submission, a confirmation letter will be sent to you via e-mail.
To review or modify your submitted abstracts, visit 'My Page'.
An acceptance notification will be sent to you via e-mail.
Participants of Abstract can submit more than 1 (one) abstract. Each abstract can only be applied to 1 (one) presentation preference (poster/podium). The Scientific Committee will only accept the original scientific material which has not been presented/published before. Therefore, abstracts which have already been presented/published at regional/national/international scientific event/ congress would not be accepted and will be excluded.
All abstracts must be submitted via the congress website ONLY.
Only up to 10 authors including a presenting author will be listed on the abstract book. Mailing addresses, academic degrees and professional positions such as Medical Director, CEO, CMO, etc. must NOT be mentioned.
Abstracts will be published in the congress abstract book or website only if the presenting author is registered as delegate with full payment by the latest on Thursday, 15 July 2021.
Should there is any queries, please contact the Congress Secretariat at abstract@aphpba2021.com. Kindly include contact details of corresponding author, including hospital/institutional address, e-mail, and phone number.
Abstracts should not exceed 250 words in length and should be typed in English.
No tables, graphs and images are allowed. All data must be in narrative form.
A title that clearly indicates the nature of the investigation needs to be provided not exceeds 15 words.
The authors’, co-authors’, and presenter’s names and places of work (hospital/institution, city, country) must be written without degrees.
The abstract should be as informative as possible. It should include background, objectives, methods, results, and conclusions.
When you submit an abstract online, your abstract will be automatically edited according to the congress submission format. It is the authors’ responsibility to review the submissions and correct them. Please proofread your abstract before completing your submission.
If you do not complete the submission process, your information will be held in temporary storage until you return later to complete your submission. Please note that your submission must be completed before the submission deadline.
Each section of the online abstract submission system must be completed. Authors failing to give all information required in the online submission system will not have their abstract considered by the A-PHPBA 2021 Bali Scientific Committee.
Once each step is completed, the author must go to the ‘Preview and Finish’ section and click ‘Submit’ in order to complete the process. Without clicking this option, the abstract will not be considered as submitted and will not be forwarded to the A-PHPBA 2021 Bali Scientific Committee for consideration.
A confirmation of receipt of the abstract will be automatically sent to the submitter and the presenting author by e-mail upon the online submission. Therefore, please submit the right contact details of the presenting author and corresponding author; otherwise the presenter will not receive important information about his/her presentation.
The acceptance of abstracts will be notified by e-mail to the presenting author and corresponding author . The information may also be found on “My page” of the congress website.
Upon acceptance of the abstract, presenting authors are expected to register and present their abstracts.
| Thursday 10 June 2021 Opening of Late-Breaking Abstract Submission |
Wednesday 30 June 2021 Late-Breaking Abstract Submission Deadline |
| Opening of Delegate Registration | Thursday, 1 April 2021 |
| Late-breaking Abstract Submission Opens | Thursday, 10 June 2021 |
| Late-breaking Abstract Submission Deadline | Wednesday, 30 June 2021, at 24:00 WIT (UTC +07:00) |
| Late-breaking Abstract Acceptance Notice | Monday, 19 July 2021 |
| Abstract Presenter Registration Deadline | Friday, 23 July 2021 |
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