2nd Brazilian Congress of Skull Base Surgery
Scientific papers may be submitted in the e-poster format or video presentation format.
Each paper may include a maximum of eight (8) authors.
The accuracy and reliability of the data presented are the sole responsibility of the submitting author.
It is not required to be registered for the event to submit a paper. However, in the case of acceptance, at least 50% of the authors must be duly registered in the Congress in order for all co-authors listed in the system to be eligible to receive a certificate.
Each author or co-author may participate in a maximum of ten (10) papers, totaling up to twenty (20) participations, with up to ten (10) as first author and ten (10) as co-author.
Submitted papers must not have been previously published nor be under consideration for publication in any scientific journal, and must necessarily fall within one of the following thematic areas:
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Skull Base Surgery: Advanced Approaches
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Vestibular Schwannomas
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Facial Nerve Rehabilitation
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Craniopharyngiomas
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Skull Base Meningiomas
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Hearing Rehabilitation in Skull Base
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Orbital Surgery
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Skull Base Malignancies
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Surgery vs. Radiotherapy
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CSF Leak
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Complications in Skull Base Surgery
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Skull Base Surgical Anatomy
The submitting author will be notified regarding the acceptance of the paper via the e-mail address used for submission of the abstract.
For studies involving human subjects or animals, any included images must ensure the preservation of personal identity confidentiality and must have the patient’s consent when applicable.
Any technical issues occurring during submission must be reported before the submission deadline date and time.
e-POSTER FORMAT
The preparation of the e-poster file must strictly follow the instructions below:
The file must be saved in PDF and JPG formats, with a recommended resolution of 150 dpi, in vertical HD format (1080 × 1920 pixels). Files submitted with lower resolution may result in illegible content.
Use the ID number of your paper (as listed in the accepted papers list) to name the file.
Example:
If your ID is 35, the files must be named: 35.pdf and 35.jpg
Use the standard header provided with the visual identity of the 2nd Brazilian Congress of Skull Base Surgery.
Use readable font sizes as follows:
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Title and subtitles: font size 14
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Main text: font size 11
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References: font size 9
Maintain the margins of the provided template.
If images and tables are included, ensure that images are high resolution. For tables, adjust formatting so that the text size is at least equivalent to the minimum font size used for references.
The deadline for submission of the e-poster file is April 15, 2026.
VIDEO FORMAT
Video submissions must be sent in MP4 format, with 16:9 horizontal aspect ratio.
AWARDS
Six (6) papers among the submitted works will be selected for awards, and the results will be announced during the Congress.
CERTIFICATES
Certificates related to the Scientific Papers of this edition will be made available within 15 days after the event.
They may be accessed and downloaded at the following address:
(internal page to be created for certificate download)
or through the Congress website.
Certificates may be retrieved using the paper ID number.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
There will be no oral presentations of the approved e-posters. They will remain available for viewing by congress participants on virtual totems during the Congress.
Submitted papers must not have been previously published nor be under consideration for publication in any other scientific journal.
The accuracy and reliability of the data are the sole responsibility of the submitting author(s).
The intellectual and scientific property rights of the submitted works remain entirely with the authors and co-authors, thereby exempting the Brazilian Society of Skull Base Surgery from any legal claims or disputes related to the submitted works.
Organizing Committee
2nd Brazilian Congress of Skull Base Surgery
Dr. Joel Lavinsky
For questions or issues related to submission, please contact the organization via e-mail:
trabalhos26@basedocranio.org