Clinical Imaging is pleased to launch “I saw the sign” – yes, an Ace of Base inspired- column for the journal which will promote education, mentorship and sponsorship. Read Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Elizabeth Kagan Arleo’s brief communication explaining the inspiration behind the new column and what she hopes it will accomplish.
Author requirements: 1st draft must be written by a medical student, resident or fellow, who is then the first and corresponding author and takes care of the submission at https://www.editorialmanager.com/clm/default1.aspx
Manuscript category: Brief communication
Maximums: word count = 1750, references = 8
Suggested Title: I Saw the [ ] Sign
Suggested Outline, by paragraph: (paragraphs 1-3: case presentation; paragraphs 4-6: discussion; paragraph 7: conclusion)
- We saw the [ ] sign in the following clinical context. A [ ] year-old fe/male….
- Radiology findings included the following…
- Pathology yielded…
- Origin of the sign… provide history of medicine on topic, with possible inclusion of photo of relevant person or object
- Literature review highlights include…
- Lessons learned from the [ ] sign include…i.e., think clinical implications, how it could positively impact patient care or the practice of radiology
- In conclusion, if you see the [ ] sign, then think [ ].
Self-assessment: Are you an ace, or way off base?
Write 3 multiple choice questions, with A-D or E choices.
Question 1
1. Answer choice a
2. Answer choice b
3. Answer choice c
4. Answer choice d
5. Answer choice e
Question 2
1. Answer choice a
2. Answer choice b
3. Answer choice c
4. Answer choice d
5. Answer choice e
Question 3
1. Answer choice a
2. Answer choice b
3. Answer choice c
4. Answer choice d
5. Answer choice e
