Booke review: How not to write a medical article

Abstract

The book written by Markus K. Heinemann, PhD and specialist in vascular, thoracic and cardiac surgery, by the Universitatsmedizin Mains, Germany, aims to point out the most common mistakes when writing a medical article. In his experience as editor-in-chief of the scientific journal The Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgeon, he came into contact with various types of articles with recurring errors, and from there came the idea for a step-by-step guide on how to avoid them, all the details that scientific and academic writing demands. Taking into account that the language of a scientific article is often extremely complex and sometimes inaccessible, the author proposes to write something simple that is easy for the reader to understand and understand so that the reader can also write medical articles with language clear and accessible. According to the author, the articles are flawed in editorial terms and are repeated daily. In this sense, the manual contributes significantly to the understanding of the whole process of elaborating a medical article,