Specific Rules #2 for Article Type (optional) to Citing Conference Papers Vancouver Style: Titles of papers not in English

Most titles end in a period. When a translation of a title is used, place the translation in square brackets. Place (abstract) within the square brackets.

Rivera M, Lizarraga JP, Pantoja F, Pantoja R. [Study of nasal permeability in patients with operated unilateral clefts (abstract)]. In:

If a translated title ends in another form of punctuation, such as a question mark or an exclamation point, keep that punctuation. Place (abstract) within the square brackets and end title information with a period.

Rotenberg DK. [Eat less, exercise more! (abstract)]. In:

Reimer M. [LP for peripheral facial paralysis? (abstract)]. In:

When the original language and a translation are provided, place [abstract] after the translation and end title information with a period.

Rivera M, Lizarraga JP, Pantoja F, Pantoja R. Etude de la permeabilite nasale dans les fentes unilaterales operees [Study of nasal permeability in patients with operated unilateral clefts] [abstract]. In:

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General Rules for Article Type (optional) to Citing Conference Papers Vancouver Style

Specific Rules #1 for Article Type (optional) to Citing Conference Papers Vancouver Style: Titles of papers ending in punctuation other than a period

Specific Rules #2 for Article Type (optional) to Citing Conference Papers Vancouver Style: Titles of papers not in English

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