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This study aims to evaluate how often abstracts from pediatric urology congresses are published and the factors impacting this.

A thorough analysis of the scientific outcome for the abstracts presented at National Pediatric Urology Congresses (2018-2023)

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Retrospective analysis evaluates publication rates of abstracts presented at congresses, indicating trends in pediatric urology research.

This study aims to evaluate how often abstracts from pediatric urology congresses are published and the factors impacting this.
Conducted a retrospective analysis of abstracts from PEDURO congresses from 2018 to 2023.
Excluded abstracts from 2020 due to COVID-19.
Categorized data by research type, presentation format, and institutional affiliation.
Assessed publication status through multiple academic databases.
14.2% of the abstracts were published in peer-reviewed journals.
Oral presentations had a higher publication rate (17%) compared to posters (8.6%).
Basic science studies had the highest publication rate (45%), while case reports had the lowest (4%).
Most publications occurred within two years after presentation.
Multivariate analysis indicated basic science studies were significantly more likely to be published.

Canmemiş et al. (2025) studied this question.

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