Call for Late Breaking Abstracts for Physiatry '25

Submissions for Physiatry '25 are now CLOSED. We look forward to sharing your cutting-edge case reports, research studies, and scientific papers at Physiatry '25 in Phoenix, AZ!

Thank you,
AAP Staff

Preparing & Submitting Your Abstract

Testimonials from Past Presenters

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Shanti Pinto, MD

Assistant Professor, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center

"I have been honored to present my original research at the AAP’s Annual Meeting throughout my residency and fellowship training, and now as a junior faculty. Spending time at the scientific paper and poster presentations are great opportunities to learn about the latest research in our field. The AAP’s Annual Meeting is also an excellent platform for networking and mentorship, which has been invaluable in my career development."

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Stacey Isidro, MD

Resident Physician, Baylor College of Medicine

“My twin sister Tracey encouraged me to submit my research as a medical student. After my project was accepted, I had a blast presenting my poster at the AAP’s Annual Meeting in Puerto Rico. Not only was I able to share my project with others, but I learned a lot from my colleagues. I was impressed by the quality of research, and I am amazed to see how the field of PM&R is advancing. Whether you’re a medical student or an attending, the AAP Poster Gallery is the place to learn, collaborate, and network.”

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Mark Tornero, MD

Physiatrist & Instructor, Ohio State University

"The AAP Annual Meeting provides such a unique opportunity for you to meet the most diverse and influential providers in the nation. Not only can you learn first-hand what others in the specialty are pursuing, the AAP platform allows you the opportunity to showcase your own contribution to the specialty for all to see, and will help build your own national reputation. The conference occurs in a friendly environment and you will be amazed at how easy it is to present your work, network, and develop new relationships to advance patient care. Presenting at the conference is an invaluable experience to stay relevant in such a rapidly evolving field."