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Introduction

This is the first section of the text proper and constitutes the presentation of a question Why has this work been done?

The introduction should be based on the evidence that appears in the literature to establish the originality, interest and logic of the problem to be solved, which should be done with the maximum capacity for synthesis.

This section is a way to attract the reader and give him/her as much information as possible. However, it should be brief and concise because with the abundance of existing review works, it can benefit from the most recent review on the subject. References should be carefully chosen to provide the most important background information and cite authors who have done previous work related to the article and who are considered necessary.

Since articles are often read by people who do not belong to the author's specialty, the Introduction is the appropriate place to place and define the specialized terms or abbreviations that will be used.1

The text should be clear and objective, avoiding the natural redundancy of the Spanish language and literary figures.

This section should be written in the present tense.

Materials and Method

This section answers the question: How was the study done? It aims to describe in detail, but without exaggeration or redundancy, how the study was carried out.

The detailed description of the materials and methods is intended to allow researchers and readers who access the article to reproduce the study and determine the reliability and validity of its results.

This section can be structured under the following headings:

Design: The design of the study is described, detailing whether it is a randomized controlled clinical trial, a case-control study, a cohort study, etc.
Study population: Describes the sample frame and how it was selected.
Setting : Indicates where the study was done: hospital, polyclinic, school, etc.
Interventions: Describes the techniques used, the pharmacological treatments, the apparatus and instruments used, the technology employed, etc. In addition, the ethical basis of the study and the ethical aspects that were taken into account in case of human experimentation should be specified.
Statistical analysis : The statistical tests used to analyze the data should be described and the statistical programs and versions used should be specified.
When describing research methods, sufficient detail should be provided so that a competent investigator could repeat the research. If the method used has been published and is accessible to most readers, it is sufficient to mention the bibliographic source so as not to repeat it. However, it could be described if it is short or if it appears in a work that is difficult.

If the method is new, all the necessary details should be provided. If it is a substantially modified method, the reasons for its use should be stated and its limitations evaluated.

When this section is long because of the number or complexity of materials and methods used, it is convenient to use subheadings, for example: General Conditions, Treatments, Measurements, etc., which helps to find what is sought, while helping to avoid repetition.

This section deals with exact and specific elements, so care must be taken with the precision of the language and avoid the use of words that can produce ambiguity in the interpretation such as: frequently and periodically, which should be replaced by terms that explain exactly and clearly what was done, when it was done and how it was done. Some of the results should also not be mixed in this section.

Most of this section should be written in the past tense.

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