The style guide helps to keep Vetlucent looking consistent and easily readable. Writing by different authors needs to be harmonized into a single system for clarity and uniformity of the information. These articles will help you to learn the Vetlucent style and begin contributing to the site.
Case styles
Cases have a uniform format with regards to content and presentation. Here are some articles that describe how to format a case.
Case title, system, and privacy
Related articles and references
Article structures
Articles are similar to a chapter in a textbook. There is a uniform structure that can be simplified or fully filled out, depending on the topic.
Standard article structure
The standard article structure is oriented toward describing a disease and its imaging findings. This helps to form a concept map of the disease or disorder. While there are many headings in the standard article structure, only the relevant ones need be included.
Template
On the text editor, click the icon in the upper left corner to apply a template of the standard article structure headings to help you organize your writing.
Specialized article structures
Anatomy article structure: vessel
Anatomy article structure: nerve
Anatomy article structure: organ
Anatomy article structure: joint
Anatomy article structure: bone
Anatomy article structure: muscle
Anatomy article structure: space or region
Comparative article structure
Examples of normal imaging article structure
Fracture article structure
Signs article structure
Summary article structure
Articles on conditions that affect multiple systems
Related articles and references
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