To all PCI trainees,

We are inviting you to submit your most instructive and interesting case, in open competition, for an opportunity to present at this high-profile forum to the British Interventional Community. The top eight selected cases will each present at an angio review session at ACI 2026 with the top three cases presenting in the main auditorium.  All case presentations will subsequently be available on the BCIS website to view on demand.

SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS

• PowerPoint (or equivalent) with a maximum of 13 slides including the title slide.
• All patient data must be anonymised, and the responsible consultant must be aware of the submission.
• The doctor submitting must have been personally involved in the case and have had a significant, though not necessarily sole, first operator role. This role must be identified at the time of submission.
• A slide on the trainee’s view of the principal learning from the case should be included.
• Judging of shortlisted candidates will prioritise the trainee’s understanding of the intervention, their ability to field questions independently, consider alternative approaches and their presenting ability.
• AVI’s should be embedded into the presentation.
• Only one case to be submitted per applicant.
• Applicants must clearly outline their own involvement in the case within the presentation.
• The judge’s decision is final.

PLEASE NOTE

Any submission(s) not adhering to the above will be disqualified and not submitted to judging

Cases should be uploaded using the form below by closing date of 5 pm on Friday, 7th November.

Submissions will only be accepted via the upload process

To all BCIS PCI trainees,

We are inviting you to submit your most instructive and interesting case, in open competition, for an opportunity to present at this high-profile forum to the British Interventional Community. The top eight selected cases will each present at an angio review session at ACI 2025 with the top three cases presenting in the main auditorium.  All case presentations will subsequently be available on the BCIS website to view on demand.

SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS

• PowerPoint (or equivalent) with a maximum of 13 slides including the title slide.
• All patient data must be anonymised, and the responsible consultant must be aware of the submission.
• The doctor submitting must have been personally involved in the case and have had a significant, though not necessarily sole, first operator role. This role must be identified at the time of submission.
• A slide on the trainee’s view of the principal learning from the case should be included.
• Judging of shortlisted candidates will prioritise the trainee’s understanding of the intervention, their ability to field questions independently, consider alternative approaches and their presenting ability.
• AVI’s should be embedded into the presentation.
• Only one case to be submitted per applicant.
• Applicants must clearly outline their own involvement in the case within the presentation.
• The judge’s decision is final.

PLEASE NOTE

• Any submission(s) not adhering to the above will be disqualified and not submitted to judging
• Cases should be uploaded using the form below by closing date of 5 pm on Monday, 18 November.

Submissions will only be accepted via the upload process

To all PCI trainees…

We are inviting you to submit your most instructive and interesting case, in open competition, for an opportunity to present at this high-profile forum to the British Interventional Community. The top eight selected cases will each present at an angio review session at ACI 2024 with the top three cases presenting in the main auditorium.  All case presentations will subsequently be available on the BCIS website to view on demand.

SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS

• PowerPoint (or equivalent) with a maximum of 13 slides including the title slide.
• All patient data must be anonymised, and the responsible consultant must be aware of the submission.
• The doctor submitting must have been personally involved in the case and have had a significant, though not necessarily sole, first operator role. This role must be identified at the time of submission.
• A slide on the trainee’s view of the principal learning from the case should be included.
• Judging of shortlisted candidates will prioritise the trainee’s understanding of the intervention, their ability to field questions independently, consider alternative approaches and their presenting ability.
• AVI’s should be embedded into the presentation.
• Only one case to be submitted per applicant.
• Applicants must clearly outline their own involvement in the case within the presentation.
• The judge’s decision is final.

PLEASE NOTE

Any submission(s) not adhering to the above will be disqualified and not submitted to judging

Cases should be uploaded using the form below by closing date of 5 pm on Friday, 17 November.

Submissions will only be accepted via the upload process

Instructions for applicants:

Submissions should fit the following criteria:

• Name of applicant first and in bold, followed by list of co-authors where appropriate
• Institution
• All original research, basic or clinical
• Maximum text of 500 words
• Up to 1 table and 1 figure
• Headings: Background; Method; Results; Conclusion
• Not have been published more than 6 months before the closing date  (in other words the work can be at any stage of the process from unsubmitted to accepted for publication or very recently published)
• Declaration of funding