Call for cases for LINNC Seminar 2027

Share your most interesting clinical case, your most educational complication, your best tips and tricks!

This is your golden opportunity to present your work on stage at the Hilton Miami Aventura during the Seminar and take part to win the award of the best case!

If your case is not selected for the Best Case Presentation, it may still be featured as a Coffee Break Case Presentation during breaks or displayed in our new ePoster format at a dedicated browsing station.

Deadline:

December 14, 2026, 9:00am (CET, UTC +1)

Guidelines

Each case you want to submit must be the subject of an independent submission
Your Powerpoint presentation should not contain more than 20 slides including 8 videos and 10 photos maximum
Presentations must give a balanced view of therapeutic options. Use of generic names will contribute to this impartiality. If presentations include trade names, where available, trade names from several companies should be used, not just trade names from a single company
You must mention your conflicts of interest in the 1^st slide of your presentation (see the template here below) and announce them verbally to the audience at the beginning of your talk
We kindly invite you to read the whole technical guidelines
Selected authors must attend the "Best Case Awards session"

Submission process

For your Case submission, we encourage you to use the following template:

Download the template

Cases will be evaluated based on quality, clarity, relevance and educational value for the audience.

I submit

Registration

All selected authors must register for LINNC Seminar - Americas Edition 2027. Participants are also responsible for their own travel and accommodation costs.

LINNC Award Winners

The Faculty Members awarded the following winners:

^{Best Case Presentation}
^{Keisuke Yoshida (United States)}
^{A Transverse–Sigmoid Sinus Dural AV Fistula: A Tiny but Critical Bridge}
See the Best Case

^{Coffee Break Case Presentation}
^{José María Curiel Zamudio (Mexico)}
^{Incidental Cerebral Venous Thrombosis during Middle Meningeal Artery Embolization with Squid for Chronic Subdural Hematoma}
See the Coffee Break Presentation