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Why Submit

The Most Valuable Conversations Start Here.

The most valuable conversations in cardiology don't always come from textbook cases. They come from the decisions, dilemmas, complications, innovations, and breakthroughs that redefine how we practise.

At CRISP 2026, we invite you to submit cases that challenge conventional thinking, inspire discussion, and contribute to collective learning. Choose from three dedicated case categories and become part of the conversations shaping the future of cardiovascular care.

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Call for Cases

Choose Your Case Category.

Three dedicated categories. Each a distinct academic forum designed to surface a different kind of learning from your clinical experience. Submit to the category that best reflects your case.

The Unorthodox Series
Night Sessions
Complex coronary interventions, technically demanding cases and innovative bailout strategies — the cases everyone wants to discuss.
The Unorthodox Series
Structural Heart
Complex structural interventions, novel techniques and multidisciplinary decision-making across TAVI, TEER, LAA closure and beyond.
The Unorthodox Series · Confidential
Mortality Meet
A confidential academic platform to discuss difficult outcomes, complications and mortality cases — because some of the greatest lessons come from the cases we rarely discuss.
Case Format

How to Structure Your Case

Max. 10 Slides  ·  Max. File Size 100 MB  ·  Use the official CRISP PPTX Template. All video loops must be embedded (MP4, Autoplay + Loop).

1
Case Title · Presenter Name · Institution
*Presenter details not required for anonymous Mortality Meet submissions.
2
Case History · Relevant Investigations
Clinical background, imaging, haemodynamics and investigations relevant to the case.
3–9
Angiograms / Procedure Details
Embed MP4 video loops (Autoplay + Loop). Clearly mention equipment, devices and procedural steps used.
10
Key Learnings / Take-Home Message
What does this case teach? What would you do differently? What should every cardiologist know?

Use the official CRISP PPTX template. Download via the link below. All videos must be embedded within the file — do not submit separate video files.

Before You Submit

Submission Guidelines

Mortality Meet Only

Mortality Meet Guidelines

Anonymous submissions are strongly recommended. Complete anonymization of patient, operator and institutional details is mandatory. The learning is what matters — not who was involved.

  • Submit mortality cases, complications, difficult decisions or procedural challenges.
  • Complete anonymization of patient, operator and institutional details is mandatory.
  • Selected cases presented in a confidential, non-judgmental academic environment.
  • The objective is collective learning — not attribution, criticism or blame.

Suitable submissions: Coronary perforations · Air embolism · Device failure · PAMI complications · Structural intervention mortality · Cath lab mortality · Other significant adverse outcomes.

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All Categories

General Submission Guidelines

  • Submit your case online via the CRISP 2026 website only.
  • Email, WhatsApp or hardcopy submissions will not be accepted.
  • Select the appropriate case category before uploading.
  • Ensure all patient information is completely de-identified.
  • Anonymous submissions must also remove all hospital and operator identifiers.
  • Selection is subject to review by the CRISP Scientific Committee.
  • Selected cases may be featured with full presenter credit where applicable.
Declaration — Mandatory
I confirm that all patient information has been anonymized and that this submission complies with my institutional and ethical requirements.
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Showcase Your Complex

Cath Lab Challenges

Some of the most important lessons in cardiology come from the cases that challenge us the most.

At CRISP 2026, under the theme “The Unorthodox”, we invite you to share your most complex, thought-provoking, unexpected, and difficult cases — the ones that sparked discussion, demanded judgement, or changed the way you practise.

This is not just about success stories.
It is about decisions, dilemmas, complications, recovery, and learning.

Selected cases may be featured for discussion during CRISP 2026 and may also become part of pre-conference academic interactions and discussions.

If you have a case worth discussing, we encourage you to submit it early.

Mortality Meets

Night Sessions

Structural

HOW TO STRUCTURE YOUR CASE

 Max 10 Slides | Max File Size 100MB

  • Slide 1: Title, Presenter Name, Institution
  • Slide 2: Case History + Relevant Investigations
  • Slides 3–9: Angiogram / Procedure Details
       1. Embed MP4 video loops (autoplay + loop)
       2. Mention equipment & steps clearly
  • Slide 10: Key Takeaways or Lessons Learned

Use the official PPTX template. Videos must be embedded.

SUBMISSION GUIDELINES

Mandatory Submission via Website Only

  • Email / Hardcopy submissions not accepted
  • You’ll receive an acknowledgement email post-submission

 Selection not guaranteed – Final discretion with academic committee

Selected cases may be featured with full credit

Fill the form below to begin Your Case Submission

We are especially interested in challenging cases, difficult decisions, complications, bailout strategies, and learnings that changed practice.

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