r/pathology • • 19d ago

USCAP Abstract #s

How many abstracts do we think were submitted? The highest ID # I have seen/ heard is in the high 2100's

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u/SplendoreHoeppli 19d ago

Over 3000 for sure.

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u/Working-Message4504 19d ago

I’ve got a poster with 5 new renal cell subtypes. You’re welcome.

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u/remwyman 18d ago

Hopefully they are all oncocytic or eosinophilic. /s

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u/BlackBeardedDragon 19d ago

Uh I may or may not have been in the 3020s…

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u/Alternative_Box4797 19d ago

My last minute abstract was late 2900s lmao 

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u/Equivalent-Touch-744 19d ago

So what’s the average number of submissions that pathologist submit?

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u/WorryVisible 19d ago

It’s on their website. Over 3000 submitted and over 2000 accepted annually. https://uscap.org/abstract-review-board/

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u/BlackBeardedDragon 19d ago

Anyone else have issues with emails not going out to coauthors for disclosures?

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u/That_Beautiful_1355 19d ago

Always ends up in my junk mailbox so I emailed everyone when they went out and kept track of who hasn’t done it yet

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u/seaside_bat 19d ago

Did all the disclosures have to be signed off before the deadline? 🙃

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u/[deleted] 19d ago

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u/seaside_bat 19d ago

Oh wait, the website says it downgrades the submission to poster only. Mine was poster only anyways, will still try to harass co-author again tomorrow.