48th International Participation SOLUNUM 2026 Congress

ABSTRACT SUBMISSION DEADLINE: AUGUST 30, 2026

SUBMISSION GUIDELINES

Abstracts must be submitted through the online abstract submission system provided below. Abstracts submitted by email or post, independent of the system, will not be accepted.
The abstract topics are listed below.
The deadline for abstract submission is Sunday, 30 August 2026. The online submission system will be closed on this date.
First-time users of the online abstract submission system must register via the “New User” link.
Before submitting your abstract, please read the abstract preparation guidelines carefully.

GUIDELINES FOR ABSTRACT PREPARATION

Abstracts submitted for presentation at the congress must not have been previously presented at any other national congress or published as a full article.

For studies involving human subjects, ethical committee approval is required, and compliance with the laws of our country must be ensured.
The official language of the congress is Turkish; therefore, abstracts submitted from within the country must be written in Turkish.
Abstracts written in English are accepted only from international participants.
Abstracts accepted for presentation at the congress will be presented as oral presentations, poster presentations, or case council sessions. Authors must select one of these options when submitting their abstract. Following the evaluation process, some oral presentations may be selected for presentation in editor’s desk sessions.
Please do not forget to indicate if your abstract is a candidate for an award.
The abstract text must not exceed 300 words. A maximum of one table and one figure may be included per abstract. The placement of the table and figure must be indicated within the abstract text.
The font style used in abstract submissions is automatically standardized by the system; therefore, it is not possible to use different font type.
The title of the abstract should clearly reflect the content of the study.
For research submissions, the abstract should be structured under the following headings: 1) Introduction and Objective, 2) Materials and Methods, 3) Results, 4) Discussion and Conclusion.
For case report submissions, the abstract should be structured under the following headings: 1) Introduction and Objective, 2) Case Presentation, 3) Discussion and Conclusion.
Tables may be created within the system or uploaded as a single file by clicking the “Click here to upload your table as a single file” link.
Please preview your abstract before submission and carefully perform final checks!

Please ensure that there are no spelling or typographical errors!

ABSTRACT TOPICS

Lung Cancer and Thoracic Neoplasms
Asthma and Allergy
Pediatric Pulmonology
Diffuse Parenchymal Lung Diseases
Pulmonary Vascular Diseases
Interventional Pulmonology
Thoracic Surgery
Infections
Inhalation Therapies
COPD
Physiology
Occupational and Environmental Respiratory Diseases
Pleural Diseases
Pulmonary Rehabilitation
Tuberculosis
Tobacco Control
Sleep Disorders
Intensive Care
Geriatrics
Clinical Issues
Artificial Intelligence
Others

CONGRESS GRANT

Among the abstracts submitted to our congress, a limited number of abstracts accepted following the evaluations of the Scientific Committee and reviewers will be granted registration and accommodation support to the corresponding authors, upon request. The abstracts eligible for support will be determined based on reviewer score rankings, the total number of submitted abstracts, and the overall allocated scholarship quota

FEEDBACK

Submitted abstracts will be evaluated through the online system, and the evaluation results will be sent to the email address registered in the system starting from 23 September 2026. All stages of the evaluation process can be followed via the system using the user’s personal email and password.

ORAL PRESENTATIONS & EDITOR’S DESK SESSIONS

Oral presentations and Editor’s Desk presentations at TRS-SOLUNUM 2026 will be delivered in designated halls and scheduled time slots. Authors are expected to prepare a PowerPoint presentation briefly summarizing their research. The ideal duration for oral presentations is 7 minutes, while editor’s desk presentations are allocated 10 minutes. A total of 10–15 slides is considered sufficient. Allocating adequate time for discussion is essential.

You may download the PPT template to be used for your presentations here! (PPT link will be embedded)

CASE COUNCIL

At our congress, “Case Council” sessions will be included in the main program to provide a scientific platform where physicians working under challenging field conditions can present cases they have encountered in practice, cases that are difficult to diagnose, or rare cases they wish to share with their colleagues, and discuss them in an academic environment.

In these sessions, cases categorized by topic will be discussed under the chairmanship of two experienced colleagues in the relevant field, with the participation of all attendees. The cases will be evaluated in detail, and possible management strategies will be discussed collectively. For these sessions, it is sufficient to prepare a PowerPoint presentation summarizing the case, with a duration of 5–8 minutes. Allowing time for discussion is essential.

You may download the PPT template to be used for your presentations here! (PPT link will be embedded)

E-POSTERS

E-posters to be presented at TRS-SOLUNUM 2026 will be presented and discussed in designated time slots under the moderation of session chairs.
In addition, they will be displayed on a rotating basis via an “electronic poster display system” on computers available throughout the congress.
Once your abstracts are accepted as e-posters, you will be notified in writing, and you will be required to upload your e-poster to the system.
The steps you need to follow when preparing your e-posters are listed below:

Please ensure that all materials to be included in your poster (text, images, tables, figures, etc. in Word or PowerPoint format) are prepared and available on your computer.
Log in to the system using the AbstractModule account you used during abstract submission.
Click the “My Submissions” button in the left panel. From there, you will be able to access all of your submissions.
Click the “Full Text / Upload Poster” button located under the abstract accepted as a poster.
On the page that opens, select the relevant sections of your poster and copy-paste the corresponding content into the appropriate fields; add any figures and tables if available, and save your work.
Use the “Preview” button to check your poster.
Once you are sure that there are no missing or incorrect elements, click the “Confirm” button.

FULL TEXT SUBMISSION

Oral presentations delivered at our congress may be published as full-text articles in the congress proceedings book upon request. Full-text submissions of poster presentations or case council presentations will not be accepted.
Full-text manuscripts must be prepared in accordance with the rules outlined below:

The language of full-text submissions is Turkish.
The title, authors, and institutional affiliations must be placed at the beginning of the manuscript.
The abstract must be written in both Turkish and English and must not exceed 300 words.
A total of 3–5 keywords must be provided in both Turkish and English.
The manuscript must be written in Arial font, 12-point size, with 1.5 line spacing.
The manuscript should be structured as follows:
1. Introduction and Objective,
2. Materials and Methods,
3. Results,
4. Discussion and Conclusion,
5. References.
The word count must be at least 1000 words and no more than 2000 words.
A maximum of 5 figures or tables may be included in total.
Tables and figures must be placed in the appropriate sections within the text.
References are limited to a maximum of 20. Sample reference formats for journal articles and book chapters are provided below.

Journal articles:
Reichenbach S, Dieppe P, Nuesch E, et al. Association of bone attrition with knee pain, stiffness and disability; A cross sectional study. Ann Rheum Dis 2011;70(2):293-8.
Book chapter:
BG Katzung. Special Aspects of Geriatric Pharmacology, In: Bertram G. Katzung, Susan B. Masters, Anthony J. Trevor (Eds). Basic and Clinical Pharmacology. 10th edition, Lange, Mc Graw Hill, USA 2007, pp 983-90.

LECTURE SUMMARIES

If desired by the speakers presenting at our congress, lecture summaries may be published in the congress proceedings book.
Lecture summaries must be prepared in accordance with the rules outlined below:

The language of the text is Turkish.
The title, author name(s), and institutional affiliation(s) must be placed at the beginning of the manuscript.
No separate abstract is required.
The text must be written in Arial font, 12-point size, with 1.5 line spacing.
Subheadings within the text may be arranged by the author.
The word count must be between 1000 and 2000 words.
A maximum of one figure or table may be included. The table or figure must be placed in the appropriate position within the text.
References are limited to 10–15. Sample reference formats for journal articles and book chapters are provided below.

Abstract Submissions