Abstract Submission ADVICE
An abstract template is provided as a separate file and this should be adhered to. Abstracts and posters from the WOSOA study day 2014 can be viewed at the bottom of this page.
All accepted abstracts will be published on the WOSOA website. (NB WOSOA reserves the right to refuse publication, e.g. where there are major concerns over ethics and/or content or where the guidelines have not been adhered to).
The closing date for abstract submission will be announced in the future. Any abstract received after this time will not be accepted.
Each abstract should be submitted as a Word file, labelled as “1st authorsurname-brief topic” (e.g. “Smith-morphine”) and emailed to wosoaabstract2019@gmail.com.
After the deadline, a preliminary review of the abstracts received will determine which ones are to be accepted for presentation at the WOSOA study day.
Authors of abstracts will be contacted via e-mail to tell them if their abstracts have been accepted. Successful authors will be invited to present a poster and may be asked questions about their work at the 'Pick of the poster' session.
Posters should be up to A1 size (single sheet of paper/fabric 59.4cm x 84cm) and orientated in portrait (not landscape) view. Any posters not meeting the criteria will not be displayed. All presenters must pay for registration at the meeting.
In preparing your submission you are strongly encouraged to look at the scoring guides for assessing abstracts and poster presentations that the judges will use when reviewing your work.
Remember: wosoaabstract2019@gmail.com
Poster list WOSOA STUDY DAY 2014
1. A case series review of pregnant and postpartum patients admitted to general critical care in a large inner city hospital from January 2007 to August 2013
Capek A, Quasim T, Litchfield K, Kearns R
(abstract) (poster)
2. A review of potential risk factors in pregnant and post-partum patients admitted to a general intensive care unit
Capek A, Quasim T, Kearns R
(abstract) (poster)
3. Audit of specialist reviews during admission of obstetric patients in general intensive care
Capek A, Quasim T, Litchfield K, Kearns R
(abstract) (poster)
4. An assessment of rates and reasons for cannulation on arrival in labour ward theatre for non-elective procedures
Capek A, Agaram R, Bryden F
(abstract) (poster)
5. Obstetric High BMI Audit
Logan NA, Beatts C, Millar S
(abstract)
6. Post-Partum pain relief –time to review?
N Logan, N Cassells, R O’Connor
(abstract)
7. Introduction of Fetoscopic Laser Ablation Surgery for Twin to Twin Transfusion Syndrome in Scotland
Logan NA, Barker C
(abstract)
8. Being NICE? Antiemetic Prophylaxis for Elective Caesarean Delivery
A Soosay, A Clark
(abstract) (poster)
9. Management of a rare cause of maternal hypoxia guided by bedside ultrasound: A Case Report
Cowan R, Fraser V, O’Connor R
(abstract) (poster)
10. Post Anaesthetic Recovery on the labour ward – Are we meeting the standards?
T Al-Ani, K Lake, K Livingstone, C Barker, E.M Mcgrady
(abstract)
11. Malignant Hyperpyrexia in the Labour Suite: Improving Safety
R. Steel, A Clark
(abstract)
12. Venous access hubs significantly restrict flow through intravenous cannulae
Philip Jackson, Kevin Holliday
(abstract) (poster)
13. Improving Safety & Closing the Loop: Introducing A Remifentanil PCA Bundle
A Clark, R Junkin
(abstract)
14. Preoperative Oral Carbohydrate Loading Reduces Catabolism in Elective Caesarean Delivery
A Clark, A Soosay, R Agaram, K Litchfield
(abstract)
15. Length of Stay for Elective Caesarean Delivery in Scotland: A Fifteen Year Review
A Clark, R Junkin
(abstract)
16. Regional Variation in Length of Stay for Elective Caesarean Delivery in Scotland: A fifteen Year Review
A Clark, R Junkin
(abstract) (poster)
17. POTs and Pregnancy: Recommendations for the anaesthetic management of a labouring patient with Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia syndrome (POTs)
A Primrose
(abstract)
18. An audit of Intrauterine Fetal Resuscitation measures at the Ayrshire Maternity Unit
AJ Primrose
(abstract) (poster)
19. Distractions During Critical Phases of Anaesthesia in the Obstetric Theatre
Angela Jenkins, JV Wilkinson, MA Broom, MA Akeroyd
(abstract) (poster)
20. Fasting times in elective caesarean section patients- are we feeding women the right information?
M Davidson
(abstract) (poster)
21. An unusual presentation of subdural catheter placement in labour epidural
W Watson, R O’Connor
(abstract)
22. Local Anaesthetic Toxicity Awareness in Southern General Hospital Labour Suite
J O’Donoghue, U Ikram
(abstract) (poster)
23. Less Commonly Performed Procedures in Obstetric Anaesthesia - a Survey of Current Practice
R Foye, L Young, G Peters
(abstract)
24. An audit assessing peri-operative management of patients presenting for elective caesarean section
S McRitchie, S Sullivan, G Peters
(abstract) (poster)
25. Peripartum cardiomyopathy: Features of presentation and approach to management
A Short, J Kyle, K Lake, E McGrady
(abstract) (poster)