Urogynecology
Investigators at Institute of Reproductive and Developmental Biology Zero in on Urogynecology
Published in Women's Health Weekly, October 6th, 2011
2011 OCT 6 -- Current study results from the report, "How to write an ICS/IUGA conference abstract," have been published. "This article aims to condense the lectures and discussions from workshops on good reporting at IUGA Como 2009 and ICS San Francisco 2009, providing practical advice for the novice researcher summarising their data for the first time. Drafting an abstract can be a time consuming process," investigators in London, United Kingdom report.
"Formal guidance, such as CONSORT and STROBE, exists for the kinds of information that should be included regarding almost all designs of clinical trials. Follow the abstract submission rules closely to...
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