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CITING A REFERENCE TO
A CHAPTER IN
WWW.ENDOTEXT.ORG-
Please be sure to add your ENDOTEXT
publication to your own CV, and to cite it in your lectures and
publications. The usual
format for citation is--
INFORMATION FOR
ENDOTEXT.ORG AUTHORS
FOR ORIGINAL SUBMISSION
ARIAL TYPE
THROUGH-OUT MAIN TITLES OR
HEADINGS (BOLD,11
POINT) Authors and affiliations (Please
give appropriate titles and affiliations for all authors)
(BOLD, 12 point) Text- (11
point). Separate paragraphs by a space, but do not indent. Please insert reference numbers into the text in parentheses
(1, 2) and list references at the end of the chapter numerically. Use
any number of references you wish, but obviously it will be helpful to
readers if you list primarily important and new sources, and you do not
need to document every minor point.
The suggested style for references is that used in JCEM. We would
like to have very liberal use of Lists, Tables and Figures since these
can provide quick and effective data for practicing physicians who may
not have time to read a large text. Tables should be produced using the
MSWord table function, since they will hold together best during Email
and other travels. Our figures will be included directly in the text. Liberal use of colored figures is strongly
encouraged! Please submit figures in Power Point or
"JPEG" format. As
usual, we will need written permission to re-use any figure published
elsewhere. Since many journals charge for permission to re-use a figure,
and we are unable to provide support for this expense, it is often
preferable to modify an illustration so that it is not the same as the
original, or to produce a new figure, rather than republishing a figure-
for example from JCEM or NEJN. Often authors, if asked, will provide a
new and different figure for your use and they can be given credit.
It is best to crop figures to the smallest size that conveys the
information, since the larger the figure, the longer it will take for
the computer screen to load. When the section is ready, please submit by Email, or by sending everything on a computer
disc in PC format. We would like to make our tables and figures
available to readers in Power Point format, which is the reason we
suggest they be produced in that format. NEW SECTIONS CAN BE HEADED IN (11 POINT) BOLD, CAPS, or
Caps and Lower Case, Depending on Importance Our Web book is directed to practicing
physicians and trainees. This
audience will of course include endocrinologists, but also a larger
body of physicians seeing endocrine patients who need ready access to
well formulated and clear information on disease.
Thus we want to stress clinical material, especially course of
disease, diagnosis, and therapy. We
will include enough of the background physiology, and biochemistry
needed for completeness. To
set the "level" is difficult. We are not preparing a primer,
but rather a text directed to practicing endocrinologists and fellows , as well as general physicians and students. We should provide the same kind of clinically oriented material found in a
multi-volume specialty text, but not the extensive basic science aspects.. In
practice it may be useful to reference such current outstanding sources
as Endocrinology V for material that will not be presented in our
clinically oriented Web-site. Perhaps we may visualize something quite
distinct - coverage of clinical endocrinology in a single
site equal to
2500-3000
pages, if it was to be printed. But of course that is the big
difference. We will not
print, thus saving an enormous expense, and we are able to put
material on line and do revisions almost instantaneously.
DOSAGES AND SPECIFIC TREATMENTS COPYRIGHT ORGANIZATION OF MDTEXT.COM, INC.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR REVISIONS 2.For
more extensive changes, or revisions, it is best to work with the entire
document. If you have your original in Word format, you may work
from it and revise it as you wish.
3. If you wish to revise the entire
chapter, you may obtain the
current version directly from the WEB.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR MAKING REVISIONS SO THAT YOUR CHAPTER IS CURRENT. THE ABILITY TO INTRODUCE REVISIONS RAPIDLY AND WITHOUT REDOING THE ENTIRE SITE IS A MOST IMPORTANT FEATURE IN OUR APPROACH TO PROVIDING USEFUL INFORMATION ON ENDOCRINOLOGY TO OUR READERS. For further information or problems, please contact Leslie J De Groot, MD, at ldegroot@earthlink.net, or tel 508-994-5104, 508-525-2870, or 401-277-5224.
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