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==Guidelines==
==Guidelines==
Physicians and researchers are invited to contribute this edition of [[Charak Samhita]] by submitting case reports based of clinical experiences in Ayurveda practice. Furthermore, the innovations/modifications in procedures either in pharmaceutical preparations or in [[Panchakarma]]/additions as per current practices can also be reported in this section.
Physicians and researchers are invited to contribute this edition of [[Charak Samhita]] by submitting case reports based of clinical experiences in [[Ayurveda]] practice. Furthermore, the innovations/modifications in procedures either in pharmaceutical preparations or in [[Panchakarma]]/additions as per current practices can also be reported in this section.
The format is based on CARE Guidelines<ref>Gagnier et. al. Journal of Medical Case Reports 2013,7:223 available on (http://www.imedicalcasereports.eom/content/7/l/223)</ref> and General Case paper format followed in Ayurveda practice.
The format is based on CARE Guidelines<ref>Gagnier et. al. Journal of Medical Case Reports 2013,7:223 available on (http://www.imedicalcasereports.eom/content/7/l/223)</ref> and General Case paper format followed in [[Ayurveda]] practice.
The Narrative: A case report tells a story in a narrative format that includes the presenting concerns, clinical findings, diagnoses, interventions, outcomes (including adverse events), and follow-up. The narrative should include a discussion of the rationale for any conclusions and any take-away messages.
The Narrative: A case report tells a story in a narrative format that includes the presenting concerns, clinical findings, diagnoses, interventions, outcomes (including adverse events), and follow-up. The narrative should include a discussion of the rationale for any conclusions and any take-away messages.
===Title===
===Title===
The words "case report' (or "case study) should appear in the title along with phenomenon of greatest interest (e.g. symptom, diagnosis, test, intervention, procedure terms as per Ayurveda literature) (English equivalents can be given in bracket)
The words "case report' (or "case study) should appear in the title along with phenomenon of greatest interest (e.g. symptom, diagnosis, test, intervention, procedure terms as per [[Ayurveda]] literature) (English equivalents can be given in bracket)
===Keywords===
===Keywords===
===Introduction===
===Introduction===
Brief background summary of this case referencing the relevant Ayurveda or medical literature shall be presented.
Brief background summary of this case referencing the relevant [[Ayurveda]] or medical literature shall be presented.
===Patient Information===
===Patient Information===