COMPLETENESS OF REPORTING OF RADIATION THERAPY PLANNING, DOSE, AND DELIVERY IN VETERINARY RADIATION ONCOLOGY MANUSCRIPTS FROM 2005 TO 2010
Abstract
Surrounding a shift toward evidence‐based medicine and widespread adoption of reporting guidelines such as the C onsolidated S tandards of R eporting T rials ( CONSORT ) statement, there has been a growing body of literature evaluating the quality of reporting in human and veterinary medicine. These reviews have consistently demonstrated the presence of substantive deficiencies in completeness of reporting. The purpose of this study was to...
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COMPLETENESS OF REPORTING OF RADIATION THERAPY PLANNING, DOSE, AND DELIVERY IN VETERINARY RADIATION ONCOLOGY MANUSCRIPTS FROM 2005 TO 2010
Published Date
Oct 12, 2011
Volume
53
Issue
2
Pages
221 - 230
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