ICRC 2026
Abstract Submission Guidelines
International Case Report Congress · Skopje · Holiday Inn · 3–7 April 2026
We are pleased to invite you to submit your abstract for the upcoming
International Case Report Congress (ICRC). This congress offers a unique platform for
medical professionals to present challenging and inspiring clinical cases, share expertise, and engage in
meaningful scientific exchange with colleagues from around the world.
Title & Authors
- Choose a concise and descriptive title that reflects the essence of the case.
- Include full names and institutional affiliations of all authors.
- First (presenting) author: full name in ALL CAPITAL LETTERS.
- Co-authors & mentors: only the first letter of each name capitalized.
- Check spelling of names, surnames, and affiliations carefully – this data will be used for certificates.
Case Presentation
- Provide a brief summary of the patient's history and relevant background.
- Describe clinical findings and key diagnostic results.
- Outline the treatment approach and clinical reasoning.
- Include follow-up information and final outcome, if available.
Keywords & Formatting
- Include at least three keywords that best represent the case.
- Maximum 300 words, excluding title, authors, and affiliations.
- No tables, images, charts, or figures are permitted in the abstract.
- All abstracts must be written in English.
Submission Rules
- Case reports may have one author and multiple co-authors.
- Every author may submit only one abstract as first author, but can be a co-author on an unlimited number of abstracts.
- The author presenting at the congress will be recognized as the Presenter.
- Once submitted, abstracts cannot be modified.
- Abstracts not fulfilling these guidelines will not be accepted.
- After registering as an active participant, authors will receive a separate form to upload their abstracts.
Why Your Contribution Matters
Preparing an abstract requires time and dedication, but your contribution is invaluable. By sharing real clinical cases, you help foster collaboration, enrich medical education, and promote evidence-based practice. The International Case Report Congress is built around the idea that every case can teach us something new.