The Global Knee Summit 2026 invites all registered delegates to submit abstracts spanning the orthopaedic subspecialties of Knee Arthroplasty, Knee Sports and Knee Trauma. This is your opportunity to present your research, spark meaningful dialogue, and engage directly with global leaders driving innovation in knee and orthopaedic care.

Why Submit?
Selected abstracts will be featured in our poster presentation program, offering you high-visibility exposure among peers, faculty, and industry. Presenting authors will have the unique opportunity to share findings, gain feedback, and expand their professional network.

Award Presentation
Saturday, Jan 24, 14:30 -15:00
Baniyas Ballroom

Award Categories
Best Basic Science $1,000
Best Clinical Research Paper $1,000
Most Innovative & Clinically Relevant $2,000

Key Details

• Submission Deadline: October 1, 2025
• Notification of Acceptance: November 2025
• All presenting authors must be registered for the Global Knee Summit.

Submission Guidelines
To ensure a balanced and high-quality program, please follow the abstract requirements below:

• Eligibility:
  Open to all registered Global Knee Summit delegates.
  Residents and Fellows must provide a letter of approval from their Program Chair or Medical School Dean (on institutional letterhead) confirming authorization to present and travel.
• Format Requirements:
  • Maximum one page
  • 11-point font, 1-inch margins, 1.5-line spacing
  • Sections: Purpose/Hypothesis, Methods, Results, Conclusions
  • No images, tables, or figures
  • File type: PDF only | Max file size: 256 MB
• Submission Limit:
  Each author may submit up to three abstracts.
• Important Note:
  Case reports and database studies will not be considered unless they clearly demonstrate a significant impact on clinical practice.

Submissions that do not meet the above criteria or are incomplete will not be reviewed.

Take this opportunity to elevate your work on an international stage.
Submit your abstract and join the conversation shaping the future of orthopaedics.