HOW TO USE MENDELEY IN MS WORD: INSERTING CITATIONS AND CREATING BIBLIOGRAPHIES?

Do you know about Mendeley? 

Mendeley is a reference manager and academic social network designed to streamline your research activities. It helps you organize your research materials, collaborate with peers online, and stay updated with the latest research developments. With Mendeley, you can automatically create bibliographies, seamlessly collaborate with other researchers, import papers from various research tools, discover relevant studies based on your current reading, and access your documents from anywhere online.

Jurnal Rekonstruksi dan Estetik (JRE Unair) requires that every submitted article use Mendeley for reference management. If you're feeling unsure or confused about how to use Mendeley, this guide is here to help!

1. Download the Mendeley App

Download the application at https://desktop-download.mendeley.com/download/Mendeley-Desktop-

1.19.5-win32.exe . Once the download is complate, install the application and follow the on-screen intructions until you see the "install" option, then select it. After the installation is finished, click "Finish" to complate the setup.

2. Account Registration and Sign in

If you do not have a Mendeley account yet, first register by clicking "Register" in the lower left corner and follow the provided steps. Once your account is created sign in using your email and password, then click "Sign in".

3. Link Mendeley with MS Word

After clicking "Sign In", you will see a screen similar to the previous page with a notification about connecting Mendeley to MS Word. Click "Install now". Upon completing the installation, a screen similar to the one above will appear, confirming that Mendeley has been successfully linked with MS Word. For another step, select "Tools" and then click on "Install MS Word Plugin"

4. Connecting to the MS Word

Open MS Word to verify the connection. Click on the "References" tab. If the connection is successful, you will see the interface shown above. 

If the connection is not established, check Mendeley and MS Word in Mendeley selact "Tools", click "Install MS Word Word Plugin", then click " OK" when "Plugin Installed" appears, until the "Tools" option changes to "Unistall MS Word Plugin." Then, check MS Word to confirm if the interface appears as shown above. 

If it still is not connected, check MS Word by selecting "File", then "Options", and selecting "Add-Ins". Under "Manage" choose "Word Add-Ins" then click "Go". Choose the box for Mendeley and click "OK". Finally revisit the "References" tab to ensure the interface appears as shown previously. 

5. Cited by MS Word

                                       

To use the Mendeley application in MS Word, first ensure that you have added your sourses to Mendeley. You can do this by either importing source files or entering them manually.

                                       

To insert sitations, click "Insert Citation" and then enter the name, title or year of the source you wish to cite. Click "OK" to confirm. Or click " Go to Mendeley", Selected the desired reference, then click "Cite".

To create a bibliography click "Insert Bibliography" and it will automatically generate based on the source cited. Be sure to use the Vancouver style as specified in the JRE Unair guidelines. 

6. Finish

If you are using Mendeley to cite and create a bibliography in Microsoft Word, you will see several signs or indications that the process has been successfully completed:

Reference Insertion in the Document: After inserting a citation from Mendeley into your Word document, you will see the citation appear at the chosen location. For example, if you choose the APA citation style, you will see the citation formatted accordingly, such as (Author, Year).

Bibliography or Reference List: Mendeley automatically creates a bibliography or reference list at the end of the document, depending on the citation style you have selected. This is typically located at the end of the document and includes all the references you have cited in the text.

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Do You Want Your Manuscript Published? Here’s How to Boost Your Chances!

Jurnal Rekonstruksi dan Estetik is a medical journal managed by Universitas Airlangga, Surabaya, Indonesia. We collaborate with the Indonesian Collegium of Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery (PERAPI) and focus on publishing the latest and high-quality articles in fields such as burn and wound care, hand surgery, microsurgery, oncoplastic surgery, craniofacial surgery, external genitalia reconstruction, and aesthetics.

To ensure high standards of quality, authors are expected to adhere to our journal’s guidelines. Articles undergo a rigorous selection process to determine which manuscripts will be published, as we only publish fourteen manuscripts per year.

If you are interested in having your manuscript published in our journal, here are some tips to consider:

1. Align with Our Journal’s Aim and Scope

Carefully review the journal’s aim and scope description. Make sure your research or topic falls within the fields the journal focuses on. Submitting a manuscript relevant to the journal’s theme increases the likelihood of acceptance. AIM AND SCOPE

2. Bring the Authentic, Original, and High in Novelty 

Verify that your manuscript presents original research that has not been published elsewhere. Assess whether your manuscript offers new insights or findings that have not been previously published. Novelty and originality are key factors in the evaluation process.

3. Follow the Author Guidelines

Read and adhere to the author guidelines available on our journal’s website. These guidelines include important details about manuscript preparation, required formatting, and other submission requirements. Following these guidelines demonstrates your respect for the editorial process and facilitates smoother processing of your submission. GUIDELINES

4. Adhere to Our Formatting and Style Requirements

Ensure that your manuscript complies with the journal’s formatting and style guidelines. This includes layout, font, text size, and referencing style. Adhering to these formatting rules helps in the processing and review of your manuscript. DOCUMENT TEMPLATE

5. Prepare the Patient Consent for Publication Form (for Case Reports) and the Author Declaration Form

For manuscripts that include case reports, prepare and attach the Patient Consent for Publication Form. Additionally, complete and include the Author Declaration Form, which affirms the authors’ responsibilities and adherence to ethical standards. Both documents are crucial for the review and publication process. PATIENT CONSENT FOR PUBLICATION | AUTHOR DECLARATION

6. Check for Plagiarism 

Utilize plagiarism detection tools to ensure that your manuscript is free from plagiarism. Our journal maintains high academic integrity, and manuscripts with any form of plagiarism will be rejected. Ensure that all citations and references are properly attributed.The submitted manuscript will be checked using Turnitin software and at least less than 20% passing grade with no more than 10 similar consecutive words in each sentence. PLAGIARISM CHECK

7. Review and Submit Your Manuscript 

Conduct a final review of your manuscript to ensure there are no typographical errors, factual inaccuracies, or other issues. Verify compliance with all journal guidelines and ensure all required documents are complete. Once you are confident that your manuscript is ready, submit it through our submission system. SUBMIT

Ready to get published? Follow these tips and send your manuscript our way! 

We look forward to receiving your contributions and continuing our valuable collaboration. If you have any further questions or need assistance, please feel free to contact us.

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JURNAL REKONSTRUKSI DAN ESTETIK VOL.6 NO.2 DECEMBER 2021

SUBGLOTTIC STENOSIS (SGS) PASCA TRAUMA INHALASI

Managing Subglottic Stenosis (SGS) After Inhalation Trauma: Insights and Best Practices

Subglottic Stenosis (SGS) is a significant complication following inhalation trauma, occurring in a substantial number of patients post-intubation. This condition results from scar tissue formation and narrowing of the subglottic airway, often exacerbated by factors related to intubation. Research indicates that Laryngotracheal Stenosis (LTS), which includes SGS, affects 24-53% of patients after inhalation trauma, with complications and mortality rates varying.

A patient presented with extensive facial and extremity burns following an explosion in a confined space. Nine hours post-trauma, the patient experienced breathing difficulties and underwent intubation with a 6.5 mm cuffed Endotracheal Tube (ETT). Unfortunately, the cuff pressure was not monitored. After 38 days, the patient reported hoarseness and occasional breathing difficulties. Fiber Optic Laryngoscopy (FOL) revealed 30% subglottic narrowing, and the patient was diagnosed with Stage 1 SGS, which did not require surgical intervention and was managed with observation.

Results:

• Early Evaluation Importance: Early FOL evaluation is crucial after inhalation trauma to detect SGS early.
• Impact of Intubation Practices: SGS risk is increased by factors such as prolonged intubation, high cuff pressures, and multiple intubations. Recommended cuff pressure is 20-30 cmH2O, and it should be regularly monitored and adjusted.
• Risk Factors: The severity of inhalation injury, inflammation level, and ETT size play critical roles in the development of SGS.

The case highlights the importance of proper intubation techniques to prevent SGS. Early and frequent evaluation using FOL is essential for timely detection and management. Adhering to recommended cuff pressure ranges and using appropriately sized ETTs can help mitigate risks. Proper monitoring of cuff pressures and avoiding unnecessary intubations are key strategies in preventing serious subglottic complications.

Preventing Subglottic Stenosis after inhalation trauma involves careful intubation practices, including using small-sized ETTs and maintaining appropriate cuff pressures. Early evaluation with FOL and adherence to best practices in intubation can significantly reduce the risk of developing SGS and improve patient outcomes.

Explore more about effective management strategies for SGS and enhance your knowledge on best practices for intubation and airway management.

Learn More: https://doi.org/10.20473/jre.v6i2.31836

More Articles: https://e-journal.unair.ac.id/JRE/

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