How to write an original radiological research manuscript.
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- Also identified by DOI 10.1007/s00330-017-4879-8 and PMC identifier 6599681.
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Abstract
Many scientific manuscripts submitted for publication are limited by fundamental mistakes in their preparation, leading to rejection. We describe how to write a well-organized radiological research manuscript containing all of the important ingredients for effective communication of a hypothesis-driven scientific study in the context of medical imaging. • Mistakes in the preparation of scientific manuscripts lead to rejection. • Scientific writing, like any important skill, can be learned. • A well-developed approach will improve the quality of scientific writing. • High-quality scientific writing is essential to communicate research results. • A well-organized manuscript effectively communicates a hypothesis-driven scientific study.
Medical subject headings
- Biomedical Research
- Publishing
- Radiology
- Writing