Suppliers are not listed in the reference list or included in the reference numbering (see below). Suppliers Provide a list (after the Reference section) including all manufacturers and other nondrug products used directly in the study. They should be in an alphabetized, superscripted list (i.e., a, b, c…). Provide for each Supplier. Equipment and/or materials are identified in text, tables, and legends by superscript lower case letters, corresponding to the list of suppliers. Suppliers are listed consecutively in the they are cited in the text. Figure Legends A list of figure legends should be provided after the reference list and suppliers’ list, listing each figure in order by number. Legends/captions should not be embedded in the figure files themselves. Figures Each is numbered with an Arabic numeral and in numeric sequence in the text. Each figure is provided in a separate document Photographs of recognizable persons require a signed release from the patient or legal guardian authorizing publication. Masking eyes to hide identity is not sufficient. (Author should be able to provide signed release forms when requested but does not need to provide forms with submission.) If a CONSORT diagram is included, it should be assigned a figure number and be included with the list of figure legends. Figures should be submitted in PDF, JPG, EPS, or TIFF format. Tables Each table is provided in a separate document, headed by a title, and numbered in Arabic numerals. Tables are cited in numeric sequence in the text. Tables should be submitted in editable Word or Excel format. Please do not import tables into a Word document. Reporting Guidelines To ensure a high and consistent quality of research reporting, original research articles must contain sufficient information to allow readers to understand how a study was designed and conducted. For review articles, systematic or narrative, readers should be informed of the rationale and details behind the literature search strategy. To achieve this goal, Archives requires that authors upload a completed checklist for the appropriate reporting guideline during original submission. The Archives specifically requests that the following Reporting Guidelines are used when appropriate and strongly encourages authors to use any of the Guidelines listed in the Equator Network (): Randomized Controlled Trials - Consolidated Standards of Reporting Trials –
Suppliers are not listed in the reference list or included in the reference numbering (see below). Suppliers Provide a list (after the Reference section) including all manufacturers and other nondrug products used directly in the study. They should be in an alphabetized, superscripted list (i.e., a, b, c…). Provide for each Supplier. Equipment and/or materials are identified in text, tables, and legends by superscript lower case letters, corresponding to the list of suppliers. Suppliers are listed consecutively in the they are cited in the text. Figure Legends A list of figure legends should be provided after the reference list and suppliers’ list, listing each figure in order by number. Legends/captions should not be embedded in the figure files themselves. Figures Each is numbered with an Arabic numeral and in numeric sequence in the text. Each figure is provided in a separate document Photographs of recognizable persons require a signed release from the patient or legal guardian authorizing publication. Masking eyes to hide identity is not sufficient. (Author should be able to provide signed release forms when requested but does not need to provide forms with submission.) If a CONSORT diagram is included, it should be assigned a figure number and be included with the list of figure legends. Figures should be submitted in PDF, JPG, EPS, or TIFF format. Tables Each table is provided in a separate document, headed by a title, and numbered in Arabic numerals. Tables are cited in numeric sequence in the text. Tables should be submitted in editable Word or Excel format. Please do not import tables into a Word document. Reporting Guidelines To ensure a high and consistent quality of research reporting, original research articles must contain sufficient information to allow readers to understand how a study was designed and conducted. For review articles, systematic or narrative, readers should be informed of the rationale and details behind the literature search strategy. To achieve this goal, Archives requires that authors upload a completed checklist for the appropriate reporting guideline during original submission. The Archives specifically requests that the following Reporting Guidelines are used when appropriate and strongly encourages authors to use any of the Guidelines listed in the Equator Network (): Randomized Controlled Trials – - Consolidated Standards of Reporting Trials
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