Clinical Perspectives are 2.5 hours in duration and ideally consist of 4 individual presentations, each approximately 20 to 25 minutes long, with additional time utilized as needed for a discussant summary, participant questions, and open discussion. Depending on the topic, the Program Committee will at times consider submissions that consist of only 3 individual presentations. Although not required, the Program Committee looks favorably on inclusion of an independent discussant able to integrate and critique individual presentations and summarize their clinical implications, particularly if information presented is new or controversial. The session chair is responsible for insuring that the amount of individual presentation content is appropriate for the available time frame and for keeping speakers on schedule. Clinical Perspectives have a maximum of 6 presenters, including chair and discussant.

All accepted submissions must display full disclosure slides to the audience. Submissions about clinical techniques should include a brief description of or reference to the scientific evidence for and limitations of the treatment technique. Approximately 60 Clinical Perspectives spaces are available.

The following information is required:

• The overall title
• The chair’s affiliation and email
• Educational learning objectives
• An Overall Proceedings Abstract for the submission
• Individual Proceedings Abstract for each presentation
• Each presenter's, discussant's, and co-author’s name, affiliation, contact information, email address, disclosure of affiliations, and recording permission