◆ 会议时间：2026年4月29日-5月2日
◆ 会议地点：加拿大 卡尔加里

◆ 会议简介：

2026年第6届国际儿童后天性脑损伤大会/双年会将于2026年4月29日-5月2日在加拿大卡尔加里举行，会议由国际小儿脑损伤学会(IPBIS)与国际脑损伤协会(IBIA)联合组织

国际小儿脑损伤学会(IPBIS)致力于将各个国家和组织间的专业人士联系起来，以促进研究和传播知识，造福于患有后天性脑损伤（ABI）儿童、青少年和年轻人及其家庭。
国际脑损伤协会（IBIA）成立于1993年，致力于为多学科医疗和临床专业人士、倡导者、决策者、消费者和其他致力于改善脑损伤患者预后提供专业发展和支持。IBIA致力于在个人、家庭、团体、组织、机构、多元文化之间宣建立积极的关系和互动。IBIA致力于并决心实现以下目标：开展和协调教育项目和培训活动，传播当前有关脑损伤、其后果和可能的预防方法方面的信息；支持研究和其他学术活动，以增加对脑损伤原因和后果的认识和理解，以及有效的治疗干预；在区域、国家和国际组织之间建立联盟，促进有利于脑损伤患者及其家人的项目、活动和服务；支持并鼓励康复计划和其他措施，这些措施对于将脑损伤患者恢复到最佳功能水平至关重要。未经本站许可禁止复制转载镜像本站任何内容—国际医学会议网(lingyuint.com)

IPBIS 2026 - Sixth Biennial International Conference on Paediatric Acquired Brain Injury

Date: April 29-May 2, 2026
Location: Calgary, Canada

Organized by:
International Paediatric Brain Injury Society

下为上届信息

The International Paediatric Brain Injury Society (IPBIS) is pleased to announce that the Fifth Biennial International Conference on Paediatric Acquired Brain Injury will be held in Glasgow, Scotland, from 18-21 September, 2024. As the leading international conference on the topic of paediatric brain injury, this event builds on the success of IPBIS’s prior conferences held in Liverpool (2015), Rome (2017), Belfast (2019), and New York (2022).  With the theme Building a Better Future Together, this Conference will focus on the development of innovative treatments, rehabilitation programmes, support mechanisms and ways to improve the lives and potential of young people affected by brain injury. The educational programme will be inclusive of all issues relating to paediatric brain injury, both traumatic (e.g., external physical force injuries, penetrating injuries) and atraumatic (e.g., infectious diseases, tumours, stroke, neurotoxic poisonings, etc.).

摘要征文投稿：

Abstract submission deadline: 15 April, 2024.

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Abstract Guidelines

Abstract Title

• Should be sentence case (i.e., only the first letter of the title should be capitalized)
• Should be plain text (No html)
• Word Limit: 75 words/ 200 characters

Abstract Body

• Word Limit: 450 words
• Figures and tables are not allowed
• Should be in a single paragraph
• If subheaders are used, they should be within that single paragraph in all-caps, not bolded (e.g., METHODS:)
• If you use the greater than/equal to symbol, you MUST put a space before entering the number.
• Abstracts should be data-driven and must include this information in the body of the abstract.
• Please be sure to carefully check your abstract for content errors, spelling, names, etc. before submitting. IPBIS neither proofreads for nor corrects spelling, typographical, grammatical, or scientific errors.

Authors

• There can only be 1 presenting author per submission.
• There is a maximum of 50 co-authors per abstract submission.
• Enter the names of authors in the order in which you wish them to appear in the printed text.
• The name used in the abstract submission will be displayed as the presenter in the online agenda.
• Emails sent by IPBIS to abstract presenters will be sent to the email address provided in the abstract submission.
• It is the responsibility of that recipient to ensure that the actual presenter receives all communications from the time of submission until after the conference.
• Presenting authors will be required to register if accepted.

General Guidelines

• Please make sure your abstract contains only generic drugs names. Abstracts with trade names in the title or body could be precluded from presentation.
• Please be sure to carefully check your submission for content errors. IPBIS neither proofreads for nor corrects spelling, typographical, grammatical, or scientific errors. Errors made on your submitted abstract are likely to appear in print.
• Please be sure to verify the presenters email address. All communication regarding the abstract will be sent to the presenting author’s email address that was entered at the time of submission.

Registration Requirements

If your abstract is accepted for presentation at the meeting in Glasgow, the presenting author is required to register for the meeting by the presenter registration deadline. If the presenting author does not register for the meeting in Glasgow by this deadline, their abstract will be withdrawn from the program. Additional registration details will be provided in the acceptance email.

Abstract Submission Categories

IPBIS welcomes educational and research abstracts on the topics listed below.

• Acquired brain injury assessments
• Acute acquired brain injury care and treatment
• Age at injury and gender effects on outcomes
• Cognitive and communication issues and rehabilitation
• Community rehabilitation
• Complementary and alternative treatments
• Concussion and mTBI
• Developmental issues through childhood, adolescence and young adulthood
• Disorders of consciousness
• Family supports and interventions and lived experience
• Legal issues relating to ABI personal injury claims
• Life-long and chronic issues
• Management of sleep disturbance and of fatigue in acute and longer-term ABI
• Medical complications of brain injury and long-term medical concerns and interventions
• Non-accidental head trauma  
• Non-traumatic ABI, including stroke, neuro-oncology, infections etc
• Outcome measurement in acute brain injury care and rehabilitation
• Physical rehabilitation and posture management
• Prevention
• Psychiatric/mental health issues after brain injury and dual diagnosis issues, i.e. mental health and ABI diagnosis and treatment
• School/educational issues and rehabilitation
• Technology in rehabilitation

The abstract portal is now open!  Abstract submission deadline: 15 April, 2024.  

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◆ 参会对象：医生、神经心理学家、治疗师、医护人员和脑损伤倡导者等等。