Stomatology Edu Journal 1/2014
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presented in a descending order of importance.<br />
An interpretation of the results will not be done<br />
in this section.<br />
Discussion - the authors will present the way<br />
the results backup the original hypothesis, as<br />
well as the way in which the results are backed<br />
up or contradicted by the published literature. A<br />
paragraph must be dedicated to presenting the<br />
limitations of the study.<br />
Conclusion - The conclusion presents the<br />
implications of this latest work. In addition,<br />
authors may consider discussing future plans or<br />
recommendations for future research etc.<br />
For all other types of articles we recommend<br />
the use of a clear structure based on sections<br />
and sub-sections.<br />
E. Bibliography<br />
Bibliography will be written using the Vancouver style.<br />
The references will be written using the<br />
Vancouver style. The references will be<br />
numbered, in the order they appear in the text as<br />
such: “ (1). All sources found in the text must be<br />
present in the bibliography and all the papers<br />
mentioned in the bibliography must appear<br />
in the text. All journals will be abbreviated<br />
according to international standards. Information<br />
obtained from sources which are not published<br />
yet, but accepted for publishing will include at<br />
the end of the reference the mention “in print”<br />
between round parentheses. If the cited results<br />
have not been published yet the mention will<br />
be “personal communication” written in the<br />
text of article between round parentheses. Only<br />
references read by the authors of the article will<br />
be cited.<br />
An original article will have at most 50<br />
references, a review will have at most 100<br />
references, a letter to the editor 5 references,<br />
whilst all other types of articles will have the<br />
minimum number of references required.<br />
Examples of correct citations:<br />
- For journals: author(s), article title, abbreviated<br />
name of the journal, year, volume, number, first<br />
and last page. Example:<br />
Roulet JF, Geraldeli S, Sensi L, Özcan M. Relation<br />
between handling characteristics and application<br />
time of four photo-polymerized resin composites.<br />
Chin J Dent Res. 2013;16(1):55-61.<br />
For articles which aren’t published in print yet<br />
(example):<br />
Evans JD, Gomez DR, Chang JY, Gladish GW,<br />
Erasmus JJ, Rebueno N, Banchs J, Komaki R,<br />
Welsh JW. Cardiac 18F-fluorodeoxyglucose<br />
uptake on positron emission tomography after<br />
thoracic stereotactic body radiation therapy.<br />
Radiother Oncol. 2013; doi: http://dx.doi.<br />
org/10.1016/j.radonc.2013.07.021.<br />
- For books: author(s), title, city, publishing<br />
house, year. Example:<br />
Cheers B, Darracott R, Lonne B. Social care<br />
practice in rural communities. Sydney: The<br />
Federation Press; 2007.<br />
- For book chapters: chapter author(s), chapter<br />
name, editor(s), book name, edition, city,<br />
publishing house, year. Example:<br />
Rowlands TE, Haine LS. Acute limb ischaemia.<br />
In: Donnelly R, London NJM, editors. ABC<br />
of arterial and venous disease. 2nd ed. West<br />
Sussex: Blackwell Publishing; 2009.<br />
- For websites: Author(s) (if known). Webpage<br />
name [internet]. Year [date of last change, date<br />
of citation]. Exact web address. Example:<br />
Atherton, J. Behavior modification [Internet].<br />
2010 [updated 2010 Feb 10; cited 2010 Apr 10].<br />
Available from: http://www.learningandteaching.<br />
info /learning/behaviour_mod.htm<br />
The references will be placed in the text in the<br />
following way: “leading to lymphocytosis (1)”.<br />
6. Curriculum Vitae – Ultra Short version<br />
Following the bibliography please also provide<br />
a brief presentation of the first author and his<br />
contribution in the field, of maximum 130 words<br />
(namely the USV Curriculum Vitae thereof, with a<br />
3.5x4.5 cm color photo).<br />
7. Figures, Images, Tables<br />
Figures and Images will be drawn<br />
professionally and sent in separate file(s) as<br />
jpeg, tiff or png files at a quality of a minimum<br />
of 300 dpi at a minimum size of 10 cm by<br />
10cm (bigger figures can be sent if the author<br />
considers it necessary). In the text, each figure<br />
must be represented by a number, a title and<br />
a description. The authors will indicate where<br />
should the figure be placed in the text. All<br />
images or figures must come from the author’s<br />
personal collection or the author must have<br />
rights to publish the image or figure. We do<br />
not accept images or figures taken from the<br />
Internet.<br />
Tables will be included in the text and each<br />
table will have a number and a short description<br />
if required.<br />
8. Ownership Rights<br />
By sending the article for publication the<br />
author(s):<br />
- take full responsibility for the scientific<br />
content of the text and for the accuracy of the<br />
send data;<br />
- become (co)author(s) of the manuscript (all<br />
further plagiarism accusation are addressed<br />
solely to the author(s) who signed the<br />
manuscript);<br />
- declare they are the rightful owners of the<br />
images, figures and/or information sent for<br />
publishing and that they have the permission to<br />
publish all the materials for which they do not<br />
own the intellectual property rights;<br />
- declare that the message/content of the<br />
manuscript is not influenced in anyway by<br />
commercial interests/previous engagements/<br />
any sort of relations with other people or companies;<br />
- transfer all rights for the manuscript to Media<br />
System Communications.<br />
9. Other<br />
Previously mentioned limitations can be<br />
ignored in special cases with the agreement of<br />
the chief-editor and/or the publisher.<br />
All published materials cannot be returned.<br />
The editorial office reserves the right to publish<br />
the materials in any other journals/magazines.<br />
The official recommendations for medical<br />
journals can be consulted at : www.icmje.org.<br />
Not taking into consideration the reco mmendations<br />
mentioned before can lead to delay in<br />
publishing the materials or may lead to not publishing<br />
the article.<br />
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