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Congress

Viewing Abstracts

During the International Congress, there are a variety of ways to explore and engage with the latest research in the field, including viewing hundreds of top-tier abstracts, representing the most cutting-edge advancements.

Browse the e-posters at your own pace, or meet and discuss interesting findings with the researchers.  

*Video presentations, e-posters and published abstracts are not accredited for CME. 

 

An author discusses their abstract with other delegates.

Just released: 2025 Abstracts

Read more than 1,800 novel research abstracts. 

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Exploring E-Posters Onsite

E-Poster Hall

Take your time browsing the scientific findings from hundreds of original abstracts on-demand in the e-poster hall.

E-Poster Sessions

Authors will present their work during scheduled e-poster session times, and be available in the hall to further discuss their findings.

Oral Platform Presentations

Hear short presentations about selected high-scoring abstracts on a given theme, with commentary by the authors and leading experts. 

Oral Platform Presentation Schedule

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Publication and Online Viewing

All accepted abstracts will be published in an online supplement to Movement Disorders, the official journal of the International Parkinson and Movement Disorders Society, and in the searchable MDS abstract website, mdsabstracts.org

To cite a published abstract, please refer to mdsabstracts.org

 

Abstract Archives 

The International Congress has a decades-long legacy supporting cutting-edge research. Browse the archives of published International Congress abstracts: 

Browse archive  (2016 >)

View earlier abstracts (2002-2015)