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Original Research Article

Length: Original research articles typically range from 5000 - 8000 number of words

Structure: Follow the standard structure outlined in the "Manuscript Preparation" section of the guidelines.

Methods: Provide detailed descriptions of the research methods, including study design, data collection, and statistical analysis.

Results: Present research findings clearly, using tables, figures, and graphs where appropriate.

Discussion: Analyse and interpret the results, discussing their implications and relevance.

Conclusion: Summarize the key findings and their significance.

Case Report

Length: Case reports are typically concise and focused, often ranging from 1500 - 2500 number of words
Structure: Follow the standard structure outlined in the "Manuscript Preparation" section of the guidelines, adapting it to the review format.

Comprehensive Review: Conduct a thorough review of the literature on the chosen topic, summarizing key findings and discussing trends and gaps.

Discussion: Provide critical insights, evaluations, and interpretations of the existing literature.

Conclusion: Summarize the state of knowledge in the field and suggest future research directions.


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Letter to the Editor

Length: Letters to the editor are brief and to the point, typically not exceeding 1200 words

Structure: Keep the letter concise and focused on the specific issue or comment being addressed.

Clear Purpose: Clearly state the purpose of the letter, whether it is a response to a published article, a comment on a clinical practice, or another relevant matter.

Professional Tone: Maintain a professional and respectful tone when addressing the editor.

 

Letters do not include a title or an abstract. There should be no more than two figures and no more than two tables.

Review

Length: Review articles may vary in length but should typically be 6000 – 10000 words

Structure: Follow the standard structure outlined in the "Manuscript Preparation" section of the guidelines, adapting it to the review format.

Comprehensive Review: Conduct a thorough review of the literature on the chosen topic, summarizing key findings and discussing trends and gaps.

Discussion: Provide critical insights, evaluations, and interpretations of the existing literature.

Conclusion: Summarize the state of knowledge in the field and suggest future research directions

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