Please read over these instructions carefully so we can ensure all articles submitted to the site adhere to the same general layout and guidelines.
General Instructions for Submission
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Articles must be submitted in English
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Proofread your submission: Make sure all words are spelled correctly, the appropriate words are capitalized, there are no double spaces, etc
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Minimize or avoid abbreviations. For example, WG should be spelled out “weeks gestation,” or CSF should be spelled out “cerebrospinal fluid.” Appropriate abbreviations include APGAR, G1P0.
What should I include in the article report?
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Brief description of the article: age of the patient, pertinent past medical or family history, gestational age, pregnancy complications, etc.
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Please include post-natal follow up information that confirms your diagnosis. For example, physical examination, genetic testing, surgical findings, post-natal imaging or photographs as appropriate.
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For your Discussion, you have two options: (1) Select "blank text area" to add your text or (2) Select several of the most appropriate discussion categories such as Introduction/Definition, Incidence, and Differential Diagnosis, to structure your discussion text. Not all text boxes need to be filled in.
How should I present my images and video clips?
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Carefully select the best and most demonstrative images, and only include normal images if they are necessary to exclude a differential diagnoses.
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Please remove all patient information
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Add a caption describing the findings in your image