Inflammatory Bowel Disease-Related Abstracts Presented at National Conferences in the USA Are Frequently Unpublished as Full Manuscripts

Feuerstein, Joseph D.; Sehgal, Priya; Rao, Varun A.; Malladi, Vijayram Reddy; Baroni, Emily; Cheifetz, Adam S.

doi:10.1007/s10620-016-4394-9

Dig Dis Sci

2016

DOI: 10.1007/s10620-016-4394-9

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Inflammatory Bowel Disease-Related Abstracts Presented at National Conferences in the USA Are Frequently Unpublished as Full Manuscripts

Joseph D. Feuerstein

Priya Sehgal

Varun A. Rao

et al.

Abstract: Nearly 50% of the abstracts presented at major gastroenterology conferences in the USA are published as full manuscripts 5 years after the conference. Further studies are needed to assess why so many abstracts are not published.

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Inflammatory Bowel Disease-Related Abstracts Presented at National Conferences in the USA Are Frequently Unpublished as Full Manuscripts

Abstract: Nearly 50% of the abstracts presented at major gastroenterology conferences in the USA are published as full manuscripts 5 years after the conference. Further studies are needed to assess why so many abstracts are not published.

Cited by 2 publications

References 8 publications

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