Master Class on Cartilage Repair encourages research papers related to cartilage repair and joint preservation from practicing clinicians, basic scientists, cell biologists, radiologists, scaffold engineers etc. The abstracts submitted thru this portal will be scrutinized by the scientific committee of Master Class on Cartilage Repair. The selected candidates will be provided with a podium opportunity to present their work and their researches will be judged by a group of International Experts.

What is more exciting!! We have planned the Best Paper Prize and some great opportunities for the winners.

All the paper submissions candidates must be registered for the Master Class on Cartilage Repair. The last date of submission of the abstracts is 31^st October 2024.

Terms and Conditions

• Kindly note that all the communication will be done on the email ID, used for the submission of the abstract.
• A change in the request of the email ID will not be possible.
• The email ID MUST be the same as used for the registration for the Master Class on Cartilage Repair.
• The presenting author must be registered for the Master Class on Cartilage Repair.
• Only the Presenting Author named in the abstract submission form will be allowed to present during the conference.
• The paper presentation certificate will be issued only in the name of the Presenting Author.
• Decision of the jury will be final and no queries will be entertained.
• All presenting author must be registered for the conference within 7 days of acceptance of the abstract, if not already registered. Otherwise the submitted abstract will be rejected.
• Master Class on Cartilage Repair and its organisers reserves all the rights to record the abstract presentation and publish it on their website and all known and unknown social media, TV channels etc.
• Master Class on Cartilage Repair and its organisers don’t claim any stake on the copyright of the scientific material and the copyright remains with the presenting author/s.
• A conflict of interest statement must be stated in the beginning of the presentation.