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It provides sections for introduction, case presentation with timeline and figures (before/after photos), case details including workup, efficacy, and adverse events, plus conclusions, disclosures, and references formatted to congress guidelines. It also includes guidance for PowerPoint slide sizing and best practices to ensure correct poster dimensions, layout readability, and reliable printing for scientific conferences.","FIGURE 3. Patient/ Photo Description with [treatment and dose/frequency]\nFIGURE 2. Patient/ Photo Description with [treatment and dose/frequency]\nINTRODUCTION\nBullets on Disease Characteristics\nBullets on Treatment options and why this is a novel and applicable approach to treating this disease\nAdditional Characteristics about the treatments with referencing1\nHere we report a case of XXXX that was successfully treated with XXXX.\nCASE PRESENTATION\nProvide bullets, a paragraph, or a timeline about the case presentation, prior treatments considered and used, and any other relevant details.\nIf relevant, include a photo at presentation (FIGURE 1).\nCONCLUSIONS\nSummary bullet 1\nSummary bullet 2\nSummary bullet 3\nDisclosures\nAuthor Initials  is a consultant for [relevant company for products highlighted in the poster].  Additional disclosures are available upon request. Medical writing support was provided [INSERT company or person providing support].\nPRESENTED AT THE EUROPEAN ACADEMY OF DERMATOLOGY AND VENEREOLOGY (EADV) CONGRESS, SEPTEMBER 25-28, 2024, AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS\nTitle Here\nAuthor name, Degree1\n1Affiliation, Address [this can include multiple affiliations to accommodate the different authors; different conferences may have different formats for the affiliation]\nREFERENCES (formatting is below but may vary based on the congress guidelines)\n1. Author last name, first/middle Initials, et al. Journal Abbreviation. Year.Volume:Page number range.  2. Author last name, first/middle Initials, et al. Journal Abbreviation. 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