Viewpoint Detailing the Writing of Scientific Manuscripts: 25-30 Paragraphs

In their professional practices, physicians often face unexpected situations or chance on innovative proposals and ideas. As a result of their training and competence, they usually come up with hypotheses to be tested and research is conducted. This research is completed and their results submitted for presentations at conferences as free communications. Nevertheless, the realization of this creative process is only complete when a scientific manuscript is published in a journal. At this ultimate stage, most efforts seem not be brought to a standstill1,2. There are several reasons why scholars, interns, residents, graduate students and even experienced physicians may find it difficult to move forward from congress ’ abstracts to full manuscripts published in journals. However, the most significant hindrance rests with the difficulty writing th