ABSTRACT GUIDELINES

1. The title should be short, specific and informative. The title must contain a maximum
of 15 words with a capital letter in the first word of the title.
2. The title includes the full name of the author (who is the presenter italicized),
numbered with superscript along with affiliation description below the title
3. In the upper right corner of the page containing the title, the type of article must be
written (Case Report / Research Report / Literature Review) font Times new roman,
size 12
4. The title is placed at the top center of the page, with Bold sentence case, NOT
underlined or italicized
5. Abstract should be within 150 - 250 words, written in Indonesian and English, font
Times New Roman 12, one-spaced and should briefly reflect the contents of the
article:
a. Research article: background, objectives, materials and method, results, and
conclusion.
b. Case reports: background, objectives, case report, and conclusion.
c. Literature review: background, objectives, and conclusion or summary.
Below the abstract, write 3-5 key words

GENERAL GUIDELINES

1. The manuscript, written in Bahasa Indonesia (BI), follows Pedoman Umum Ejaan Bahasa
Indonesia yang Disempurnakan. Any foreign terms should be italicized and written in BI,
when the terms exist in BI, following Pedoman Umum Pembentukan Istilah. Non-medical
foreign terms are used only when necessary and are provided with its translation.
2. Manuscripts including tables, references and figure legends must be typewritten (double-
spaced) using Microsoft Word on 210 x 297 mm or size A4 paper with margins of 3 cm. The
maximum number of pages is 20.
3. The Editor reserves the right to edit the manuscript at her discretion, without changing the
meaning, to articles accepted for publication.
4. The author is responsible for the contents of the article.
5. When the article is accepted for publication, the author must subscribe to MDJ for, at
least, one year and bear the printing cost of the accepted manuscript.
SYSTEMATIC ORDER OF THE MANUSCRIPT

1. Based on the type of the article, the submitted manuscript should be arranged in the
following order:
a. Research article: abstract, introduction, materials and method, results, discussion,
conclusion and suggestions, and references.
b. Case report: abstract, introduction, case report with pre-and post-study picture,
discussion, conclusion and suggestion, and references.
c. Literature review: abstract, introduction, literature studies, discussion, conclusion,
suggestion, and references.

2. References follow the Vancouver Style (Uniform requirements for manuscript submitted to
biomedical journals). References should be numbered consecutively with arabic number in
the order in which they appear in the manuscript. No more than six authors should be listed.
If there are more than six names, they are followed by ‘et al’. Abbreviations of journals name
follow index medicus. All references mentioned refer to only the sources quoted in the
article.

3. Reference Book and a chapter in an edited book maximum 10% from all references.
The manuscript may have about 20 references (for case report & research article) & 50
references for literature review