Case Report

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ABSTRACT
Background: The abstract should be a structured abstract which summarize the contents of the paper
including Background, Case Report, Discussion, and Conclusion. Abstract written in English
within 250 words. Background includes the background of the problem, supporting literature data,
and objectives.
Case Report: Case report contains a clear and detailed description of the case(s) presented, including:
anamnesis and clinical examinations.
Discussion: The discussion of the case report defines the case prevalence, proposed solution in
solving cases, and outcomes.
Conclusion: A brief statement of literature review article.

Keywords: should consist of at least 3 and at most 5 keywords and please use a semicolon (;) as a
separator. In principle, words in the Medical Subject Headings (MeSH), the subject headings of Index
Medicus, are used for Keywords.

INTRODUCTION amputation, but also both medical and

Shaft tibial fractures are the most common
long bone and complex to manage due to poor
soft tissue coverage on the antero-medial
surface of the tibia and possible alterations of
alignment and stability of the lower limb
(JFMK). - belum diedit kata2nya
Locked intramedullary nailing is the
gold standard for treating closed and unstable
tibial shaft fractures and most exposed
fractures (type I, II, and IIIA Gustilo-
Anderson), whereas external fixation is widely
used method to treat more exposed tibia
fractures (type IIIC Gustilo-Anderson), as it is
considered to have low incidence of infections.
There is a lot of consideration, not
only how to decide limb salvage and
socioeconomic. Limb salvage using external
fixation
Introduction consist of Background of
the problem, the prior solution, suggested
solution to regulate the case and the aims of
the suggested solution.
CASE REPORT
A 17 years old boy was presented to
emergency room with crush injury along his
right lower extrimities since … hours after hit
by a car while riding a motorcycle. He has no
history of decrease level of conciousness.
80/60 blood pressure, 140 weak, regular heart

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rate. The leg was severely damaged, bone Table 1. This caption has one line so it is centered.
exposed with rupture of … arteries and … Example column 1 Example column 2
Example text 1 Example text 2
tendon. However, sensoric and motoric
function is still present. The MESS score is …, Table 2. This caption has more than one line so it
has to be set to justify.
but the boy and his family still hope to salvage
the leg. The boy then undergoing OREF and Example column 1 Example column 2
Example text 1 Example text 2
skin graft with increasing clinical and
functional condition overtime.
Please note that the word “Table” is spelled
out.
Figures must appear inside the designated
Case report includes identification of the margins or they may span the two columns.
patient including age, sex, complaints, the Figures in two columns must be positioned at
previous clinical examination, and progress the top or bottom of the page within the given
after the past clinical examination. margins. It is advisable the use of text boxes in
this case. Figures should be properly
DISCUSSION numbered, centered, and should always have a
The discussion of the case report defines the caption positioned under it. Captions with one
case prevalence, proposed solution in solving line should be centered and if it has more than
cases, and outcomes with the minimum one line should be set to justified. The font size
number of tables and figures necessary to to use is 10 pt. No bold or italic font style
summarize the most important observations. should be used. The final sentence of a caption
This should explore the significance of the must end with a period.
results of the work, without repeating them.
Tables must appear inside the
designated margins or they my span the two
columns. Tables in two columns must be
Figure 1. This caption has one line so it is centered.
positioned at the top or bottom of the page
within the given margins. It is advisable the -

use of text boxes in this case. Tables should be

properly numbered, centered and should
always have a caption positioned above it. The Figure 2. This caption has more than one line so it
has to be set to justify.
font size to use is 10-point. Captions with one
Please note that the word “Figure” is
line should be centered and if it has more than
spelled out.
one line should be set to justified. No bold or
italic font style should be used. The final
CONCLUSION
sentence of a caption must end with a period.
A brief statement about the results of the study

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and the objectives also includes the suggestion, ligands to receptors; p.252-254.
problem-solving recommendation,
improvement, and development of science and Newspaper article:

technology that refers to conclusions for future 1.
studies.
REFERENCES
Report (Online):
References should consist of a minimum of 10 1.
references and a maximum number of 25
references. Written in Vancouver style format
with single (1.0) line spacing sequentially.
References more than a decade are limited to
20% of the total references, whilst the remains
are limited in the last decade.
In the Vancouver style references
should appear at the end of the text of your
essay/paper listed numerically in the order that Thesis:
they were cited in the text. (Please use
Mendeley Reference Manager to insert 1.
references into your paper).
Journal article:
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DG. Preferred reporting items for
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Book chapter:
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Chichester: John Wiley; 2007. Chapter
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