Specific Rules #5 for Issue Number (required) for Journal Articles Vancouver Style: Further subdivisions to supplements, parts, etc., to an issue

A supplement, part, or special number to an issue will occasionally have a further subdivision.

Abbreviate the names for such subdivisions:

Supplement = Suppl

Part = Pt

Special Number = Spec No

Place them after the initial supplement, part, or special number. For example:

issue with supplement	with a part
2005;15(1 Suppl):	2005;15(1 Suppl Pt A):
2005;(12 Suppl A):	2005;(12 Suppl A Pt 2):
2005 Mar;87(3 Suppl):	2005 Mar;87(3 Suppl Pt B):
issue with part	with a supplement
2004;66(1 Pt 2):	2004;66(Pt 2 Suppl):
2004 Dec;124(Pt A):	2004 Dec;124(Pt A Suppl)
issue with special number	with a part
2003;6(2 Spec No):	2003;6(2 Spec No Pt 2):

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Citing Medicine: The NLM Style Guide for Authors, Editors, and Publishers [Internet]. 2nd edition. Chapter 1: Journals

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