"there should be a space between "c." and the date"
"As a general note on abbreviations, please do not use abbreviations that are not widely known and used (convenience acronyms), e.g. UE for "uraemic encephalopathy". There is no need to do this, as we don't need to worry about word length or count (as in journal articles). Indeed, some authors would like abbreviations removed from radiology journals entirely 1. Read more about this: How to use acronyms."
"a.k.a. not aka (short for "also known as")"
"cf. not c.f. (short for "confer", meaning "compare")"
"e.g. not eg./e.g/eg (short for "exempli gratia", meaning "for example")"
"et al. not et al or et. al. (short for "et alii", meaning "and others")"
"etc. not e.t.c., et.c., etc, &c. (short for "et cetera", meaning "and so on")"
"i.e. not ie./i.e/ie (short for "id est", meaning "that is")"
"not N.B./n.b./nb (short for "nota bene", meaning "note well")"
"not N.B./n.b./nb (short for "nota bene", meaning "note well")"
"not N.B./n.b./nb (short for "nota bene", meaning "note well")"
"vs not vs. (meaning "versus")"
"for example "c. 2024" not "c.2024""
"etc. not e.t.c., et.c., etc, &c. (short for "et cetera", meaning "and so on")"
"etc. not e.t.c., et.c., etc, &c. (short for "et cetera", meaning "and so on")"
"etc. not e.t.c., et.c., etc, &c. (short for "et cetera", meaning "and so on")"
"if etc. appears at the end of a sentence, only a single full-stop is needed, i.e. etc., not etc.."
"x-ray not X-ray or xray or XRAY or any other combination"
"x-ray not X-ray or xray or XRAY or any other combination"
"x-ray not X-ray or xray or XRAY or any other combination"
"for example "c. 2024" not "c.2024""
"sp. and spp. (not italicised)"
"NB: Please note that in general these abbreviations should not be capitalised, the only exception being 'NB'."
"There are of course several other acceptable abbreviations but which are often not considered as abbreviations:"
"As a general note on abbreviations, please do not use abbreviations that are not widely known and used (convenience acronyms), e.g. UE for "uraemic encephalopathy". There is no need to do this, as we don't need to worry about word length or count (as in journal articles). Indeed, some authors would like abbreviations removed from radiology journals entirely 1. Read more about this: How to use acronyms."
Expected headings
"Other accepted abbreviations"
"Convenience acronyms"
"There are of course several other acceptable abbreviations but which are often not considered as abbreviations:"
"As a general note on abbreviations, please do not use abbreviations that are not widely known and used (convenience acronyms), e.g. UE for "uraemic encephalopathy". There is no need to do this, as we don't need to worry about word length or count (as in journal articles). Indeed, some authors would like abbreviations removed from radiology journals entirely 1. Read more about this: How to use acronyms."