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MD/MS, MCh, DM,  PhD Thesis or Postgraduate research title and topic ideas: Tamil Nadu Dr. MGU University Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS), Karnataka Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library Christian Medical College Vellore Theses/Dissertation Library

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Sample Size Calculation for Thesis

1. cross-sectional and descriptive studies.

When data is on nominal/ordinal scale and proportion is one of the parameters

n = z 2 pq/d 2 n = minimum sample size required

z = critical value and a standard value for the corresponding level of confidence

• At 95% CI or 5% level of significance (type-I error) it is 1.96 and at 99% CI it is 2.58

p = expected prevalence or based on previous research

q = 1 – p

d = margin of error or precision (usually 0.05 for 5% margin of error).

n = z 2 σ 2 /d 2

σ = S.D (Standard Deviation) which is based on previous study or pilot study

d = margin of error or precision (calculated as Mean X Relative error)

You can also use OpenEpi:  https://www.openepi.com/SampleSize/SSPropor.htm

2. Single group cohort studies

Minimum sample size required can be calculated using the formula:

N = [σ²(z1−β+z1−α/2)²] / (μ0−μ1)²

μ0 = population mean

μ1 = mean of study population

N = sample size of study population

σ = variance of study population

α = probability of type I error (usually 0.05)

β = probability of type II error (usually 0.2)

z = critical Z value for a given α or β

3. Comparative studies

When case data is on nominal/ordinal scale and proportion is parameter of the study n = [p 1  (1-p 1 ) + p 2  (1 – p 2 )] / (p 1 –  p 2 ) 2  * C n = Minimum sample size for a group p1 and p2 = Proportion of two groups C = Standard value for the corresponding level of α and β selected for the study:

• 80% power and 95% CI = 7.85
• 90% power and 95% CI =  10.51
• 80% power and 99% CI = 11.68
• 90% power and 99% CI = 14.88

When case data is on interval/ratio scale and mean is parameter of the study n = [σ 1 2  + σ 2 2 ] (Z 1-b  + Z 1-a/2 ) 2  / d 2 d = difference in means of two group (effect size) σ1 = SD of Group 1 σ2 = SD of Group 2  Z 1-b  = Desired power (0.84 for 80% power and 1.282 for 90% power) Z 1-a/2  = Critical value and a standard value for the corresponding level of confidence (1.96 at 95% CI and and 2.58 at 99% CI)

Further reading: http://njppp.com/fulltext/28-1567942207.pdf

Formatting Thesis

The key topics covered in this lesson are:

• Creating Citations
• Adding Captions
• Inserting Footnotes and Endnotes
• Creating a Table of Contents
• Inserting a Cover Page
• Creating and Modifying Headers or Footers
• Creating Bookmarks

Using Endnote Function of Microsoft Word for Referencing

Inserting Arabic number Endnotes before the last page of document

If the whole document is one section, then follow the bellowing steps:

• Put insertion pointer at the end of the document but ahead of endnotes. Or you can press “Ctrl+ End”.
• Then click “Page Layout” tab.
• Next click “Breaks”.
• And choose “Next Page”. All endnotes will go to a new page. If you would like to have references in a separate section but on a page with other contents as well, choose “Continuous”.
• Now click “References” and then the extend button to open “Footnote and Endnote” dialog box.
• In the box, choose “Endnotes”.
• Then select “End of section’.
• In the Number format, select “1, 2, 3, …”.
• Lastly, click “Apply”. All endnotes shall go back to the end of the section and leave the new page blank where is now independent of the endnote area.

Refer to the same endnote more than once

• On the View menu, click Print Layout.
• In your document, click where you want the reference to be located.
• On the Insert menu, click Cross-reference.
• On the Reference type list, click Endnote.
• Do one of the following.

• In the For which endnote box, click the note that you want to refer to.
• Click Insert, and then click Close.

Deleting the Endnote Separator Lines

Changing the style of Endnote references in Reference page

• As told in the pdf above, go to draft view and to “Show notes” in References tab.
• Select all endnotes
• Select the numbers and remove “superscript” format from them.
• Format the references as per your requirement.

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TRAUMATOLOGY AND ORTHOPEDICS RESEARCH SPECIALITY IN 2017: DISSERTATIONS ANALYSIS

• I. V. Reshetov,
• R. M. Tikhilov,
• A. Yu. Kochish,
• I. I. Shubnyakov

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The authors present a short analysis of autoabstracts of all theses in traumatology and orthopedics speciality (14.01.15), 10 doctoral and 59 candidate theses, that were defended at 11 dedicated dissertation boards starting mid of October 2016 until mid of October 2017 and underwent expert reviews during 2017 in expert council of the Higher certifying commission on surgical science.The absolute majority of 26 papers in traumatology (16 candidate and 5 doctoral theses) were dedicated to treatment of patients with different fractures and another 5 candidate theses examined issues of arthroscopic procedures in case of a trauma. 25 dissertations in orthopedics mainly reviewed aspects of large joints replacement (6 candidate and 3 doctoral these) and treatment of periprosthetic infection (4 candidate theses). Spine pathologies (5 candidate theses) and oncology orthopedics (2 candidate theses) prevailed among dissertation topics on paediatric orthopedics. The only doctoral thesis on paediatric orthopaedics was dedicated to clubfoot.In accordance with recommended criteria of clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research journal 40 (67,8%) candidate theses and 2 (20%) doctoral theses corresponded to evidence level III, 17 (28,8%) candidate and 8 (80%) doctoral theses were classified as evidence level IV and only 2 candidate theses (3,4%) formally corresponded to evidence level II.

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TRAUMATOLOGY AND ORTHOPEDICS RESEARCH SPECIALITY IN 2017: DISSERTATIONS ANALYSIS

• Authors: Reshetov I.V. 1 , Tikhilov R.M. 2 ,3 , Kochish A.Y. 4 , Shubnyakov I.I. 4
• Sechenov First Moscow State Medical university.
• Vreden Russian Research Institute of Traumatology and Orthopedics
• Mechnikov North-Western State Medical University.
• Vreden Russian Research Institute of Traumatology and Orthopedics.
• Issue: Vol 24, No 3 (2018)
• Pages: 9-18
• Section: ARTICLES
• Submitted: 05.10.2018
• Accepted: 05.10.2018
• Published: 05.10.2018
• URL: https://journal.rniito.org/jour/article/view/1040
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.21823/2311-2905-2018-24-3-9-18

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The authors present a short analysis of autoabstracts of all theses in traumatology and orthopedics speciality (14.01.15), 10 doctoral and 59 candidate theses, that were defended at 11 dedicated dissertation boards starting mid of October 2016 until mid of October 2017 and underwent expert reviews during 2017 in expert council of the Higher certifying commission on surgical science.

The absolute majority of 26 papers in traumatology (16 candidate and 5 doctoral theses) were dedicated to treatment of patients with different fractures and another 5 candidate theses examined issues of arthroscopic procedures in case of a trauma. 25 dissertations in orthopedics mainly reviewed aspects of large joints replacement (6 candidate and 3 doctoral these) and treatment of periprosthetic infection (4 candidate theses). Spine pathologies (5 candidate theses) and oncology orthopedics (2 candidate theses) prevailed among dissertation topics on paediatric orthopedics. The only doctoral thesis on paediatric orthopaedics was dedicated to clubfoot.

In accordance with recommended criteria of clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research journal 40 (67,8%) candidate theses and 2 (20%) doctoral theses corresponded to evidence level III, 17 (28,8%) candidate and 8 (80%) doctoral theses were classified as evidence level IV and only 2 candidate theses (3,4%) formally corresponded to evidence level II. 

I. V. Reshetov

Igor V. Reshetov — acad. RaS, dr. Sci. (Med.), professor, director of plastic Surgery clinic, head of Oncology and Reconstructive Surgery department.

R. M. Tikhilov

Rashid M. Tikhilov — dr. Sci. (Med.), professor, director .

8, ul. Akad. Baykova, 195427, St. Petersburg; 41, Kirochnaya ul., 191015, St. Petersburg.

A. Yu. Kochish

Alexandr Yu. Kochish — dr. Sci. (Med.), professor, deputy director for Research and academic affairs.

8, ul. Akad. Baykova, 195427, St. Petersburg.

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