2022
DOI: 10.5125/jkaoms.2022.48.6.329
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Role of oral and maxillofacial surgeons in treating oral cancer

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“…The abstract is the vehicle used to decide if the study is of sufficient interest to go to the effort of obtaining the full paper… 23 -William E. Fisher (2005) And more disappointing is when a database, like PubMed® (Fig 1) 24 or Scopus® (Fig 2A ), 25 contains the title of the article, but neither its summary/ abstract nor a direct link to the article itself 26 . Such cases disappoint the seeker and decrease the probability that reader will pay to read that closed paper.…”
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“…The abstract is the vehicle used to decide if the study is of sufficient interest to go to the effort of obtaining the full paper… 23 -William E. Fisher (2005) And more disappointing is when a database, like PubMed® (Fig 1) 24 or Scopus® (Fig 2A ), 25 contains the title of the article, but neither its summary/ abstract nor a direct link to the article itself 26 . Such cases disappoint the seeker and decrease the probability that reader will pay to read that closed paper.…”
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“…FIGURE 2. Smartphone screenshots from the Scopus® website compares the editorial article without abstract (A)25 and case report article with it (B)27 . (Figure2continued on the next page.…”
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“…Moreover, if the paid article does have an abstract and it has taken an interest of a scientist, this increases the probability that the scientist will pay a fee for accessing and downloading the article. And more disappointing is when a database, like PubMed® (Fig 1) 24 or Scopus® (Fig 2A ), 25 contains the title of the article, but neither its summary/ abstract nor a direct link to the article itself 26 . Such cases disappoint the seeker and decrease the probability that reader will pay to read that closed paper.…”
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