Manuscripts submitted to MedEng Publications must be written in clear, correct, and unambiguous standard English. Manuscripts that do not meet these language requirements may not be considered for publication.
Authors are responsible for ensuring that the manuscript is carefully written, properly organized, and presented in clear academic English before submission.
The following components should be included in manuscripts submitted to the journal as research and review articles:
Title Page, Abstract, Keywords, List of Abbreviations (if any), Introduction, Materials and Methods or Experimental Procedures, Results, Discussion, Conclusion, Acknowledgments, References, Figures, and Tables.
The title should clearly reflect the main idea and findings of the research. Acronyms should not be used in the title, and the title should not exceed 25 words.
All authors' full names, institutional affiliations, and contact information should be provided beneath the title. Contact information should include the appropriate telephone number, fax number where applicable, and email address.
The abstract should be informative, educational, and completely self-explanatory. It should provide a concise introduction to the subject, describe the study parameters, highlight the significance of the research, and present the key conclusions.
The abstract should not exceed 250 words and should provide a concise overview of the complete study. Abbreviations should be avoided and standard terminology should be used wherever possible.
The preferred format should include a description of the background, methods, results, and conclusion. The abstract should be followed by at least 5–6 keywords.
The introduction should clearly establish the purpose of the study and present the proposed approach, strategy, or solution. It should explain the significance of the research and provide appropriate references to relevant previous work.
The introduction should be sufficiently clear and general to establish the context of the research and engage the reader's interest.
Research articles, review articles, and case reports should include a thorough analysis of relevant literature. Authors should clearly demonstrate how the submitted study contributes to the existing body of knowledge and advances understanding within the relevant field.
This section should provide a detailed description of the study design and research methodology. Authors should clearly describe the research techniques used, sample size, experimental procedures, and other relevant methodological details necessary for understanding and evaluating the study.
Relevant data should be presented clearly using appropriate tables, figures, images, and other supporting materials where necessary.
The discussion should provide a detailed interpretation of the key findings of the study. Where applicable, statistical analysis of the data should be presented using appropriate formulas, equations, and analytical methods.
This section should explain the significance of the findings and relate them to the objectives and existing knowledge relevant to the study.
The findings section should present the key results of the investigation. Appropriate comparisons, probability calculations, and hypothesis testing may be used to establish or evaluate the claims and objectives presented at the beginning of the study.
Authors should clearly identify the limitations of the study, including limitations related to sample size, methodology, study design, or other relevant factors.
The conclusion should summarize the important findings of the investigation. Authors are also encouraged to provide detailed recommendations and suggestions for future research in the relevant field.
Authors must acknowledge all funding agencies or sources that provided financial support for the research, where applicable.
Authors should acknowledge the agencies, institutions, organizations, and individuals who provided support or assistance during the study and preparation of the manuscript.
A complete list of references cited in the manuscript should be provided at the end of the manuscript. References should follow the Vancouver referencing style.
References should be numbered according to the order in which they are first mentioned in the text. Arabic numerals in square brackets should be used to identify references within the text.
Authors are responsible for verifying the accuracy and completeness of all cited sources. All relevant authors should be appropriately cited in the reference list.
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