I need full text of the mechanical complication and causes!!!!
Hello Jose, your question is not clear. Please rephrase it so that members can understand it and provide an answer. Meanwhile, if what you need are updated papers on mechanical complications on dental unitary implants, a quick google search, a search on google scholar or pubmed is your best bet.
Thanks!
Dear Dr I need full text (free) of the mechanical complication and causes!!!! in google there are abstracts only.
Okay. Now, I understand. Unfortunately, I don't have such papers. I'm sure other members will assist now that you clarified your request.
Thanks again!
Dear Dr. Reyes,
I think that the recommendation that Dr. Nwhator gave is absolutely correct. You should do a Medline search which will generate a large number of "hits". Then you look at the Titles and abstracts of these identified potential reference papers and you order the papers that are most relevant to your research question. You can order these articles from a medical library or you might be able to go into that medical library and make copies of the articles the old-fashioned way with a xerox machine.
You have to be aware that there are copyright laws to prevent distribution of articles even if you are talking to the original author of that article. If an author submits an article to a journal they give away the copyright to that article in that copyright is owned by the Journal. The abstracts are shared by the journals with Medline because it is in the interest of the publisher to gain interest in articles published in their journals. Distribution of free copies however would not be thought of as generally acceptable. There are exceptions, online full access journals do exist. If the references that you are interested in are found in those journals you should be able to download those articles from the Internet sites of those journals. In some instances you may have an electronic subscription to a specific journal which would allow you to download a specific article, one copy, but to ask for a blanket responsive receipt of free copies of articles on a specific topic is really not appropriate and would violate copyright law.
So it comes down to your having to do the investigational work. You have to understand that literature reviews are indeed secondary research and if you are interested in the results of secondary research you should be willing to make that effort. The task is to first perform the Medline search, this is called item generation, then you look at the titles and abstracts and eliminate the ones that are clearly inappropriate for the topic that you are trying to search, this is called item reduction but there are a number of steps to item reduction. Even after you read the full text article you might find in an article has no particular relevance towards your research question. Honestly, this is the expectation in research. Anyone who has been involved in research can tell you that you have more dead ends then you have revelations. That should not stop you from performing research but it is a recognition that you have to have.
thank you very much Dr Steven E Eckert!!! hey are always very good advice from experienced people, Greetings
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