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Author Guidelines

1. Current Guidances were developed based on Recommendations of the Higher Attestation Commission (VAK) of Russian Ministry of Education and Science, International Committee of Medical Journal Editors, (ICMJE), Enhancing the Quality and Transparency of Health Research (EQUATOR) Network, and Recommendations of the Association of Science Editors and Publishers (ANRI).

2. Before submitting an article, please read the following information:

  Thematic Scope and Sections in the Journal indicated in the section: “Information about Journal” at the Journal site

- Statement concerning the Publication Ethics principles upheld by Editor which can be seen at the site…The Journal follows to Recommendations of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE).

By submitting the manuscript the authors confirm themselves to agree with the rules and principles listed below

3. Accompanying forms

Accompanying forms include

Accompanying letter about submitting the manuscript for publication (URL for the template)

— the letter must be signed by every author mentioned in the manuscript;

— copy of the conclusion of the Ethics Committee (if necessary);

— Informed consent from patients (or legal representatives) to publish personal medical data (if necessary).

4. Authorship

The authors of the article may be persons who made a significant contribution to the work, revision or correction, the final approval for publication, as well as responsible for the integrity of all parts of the manuscript. The person performing a role in the preparation of this article (statisticians, language, technical staff, and others.), may be contained in the section of the article “Acknowledgments” in Russian, English or both languages.

It is necessary to specify the share of authors (Contribution) in the writing of the manuscript in Russian and English. For each author, it should be indicated at what stage of the creation of the manuscript he was involved.

Marital authorship is unacceptable.

The number of authors of the article must be reasonable: in the original papers - without limitation, in reviews 3 – 4 persons. Authors should provide links to their accounts on http://orcid.org if they have. The account must be fulfilled in English including links to publications

More information about authorship can be found at the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (available at ICMJE.org)

5. Acknowledgments

 If the research and/or preparation of the manuscript had financial support, it is necessary to indicate the source of funding. If there was no financial support, one needs to indicate its absence. This information should be provided in Russian and English after the text of the manuscript in the section "Acknowledgments". If the authors used the services of editorial/brokerage agencies, you should thank them for their ethical participation in this section. See paragraph 9 of the Sarajevo Declaration https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5209927/pdf/CroatMedJ_57_0527.pdf.

6. Conflict of interest

The authors are obliged to report any actual or potential conflicts of interest. Conflict of interest can be considered as any situation, able to influence on the author of the manuscript and lead to concealment, misrepresentation or change interpretation of data. The presence of a conflict of interest with one or more of the authors is not a reason for the refusal in the publication of the article. If editors reveal the concealing of potential and apparent conflicts of interest on the part of the authors the examination and publication of the manuscript can be refused.

The information on the identifying of potential conflicts of interest must be described in the section “Conflict of interest” in both Russian and English. If there is no conflict of interest authors must declare it.

Learn more about how conflicts of interest at http://publicationethics.org

6. Plagiarism and duplicate publications. The unfair textual borrowing and appropriation of research results that do not belong to the authors of the manuscript are forbidden.

The article can be checked on originality using services https://www.antiplagiat.ru/ (for texts in Russian) and http://www.plagiarism.org/ (for texts in English). The editors keep the right to verify incoming manuscripts for plagiarism. Text similarity of over 20% is considered unacceptable. Printed in other journals articles are not accepted.

7. Plagiarism and secondary publications

Using unfair textual borrowing, reproducing ideas, graphic or tabular elements, and assigning research results that do not belong to the authors of the submitted manuscript is unethical and unacceptable.

Mentioned results of works by other authors should be accompanied by references to primary sources that should be included in the list of references. Quoting a previously published text should be enclosed in quotation marks indicating the source.

If plagiarism is detected in an already published article, it is to be subject to retraction (withdrawal).

To check the article for originality is possible by using the services https://www.antiplagiat.ru/ (for Russian-language texts) and http://www.plagiarism.org/ (for English-language texts). The Editor checks the received manuscripts for plagiarism through the Antiplagiat system (https://www.antiplagiat.ru/). Text similarity of more than 20% is considered unacceptable. It is forbidden to send to the editor works already published or sent to other publishers

8. Editing

The editors retain the right to reduce and edit submitted manuscripts. The date of receipt of the article is considered the time of receipt of the final (processed) version of the manuscript in case of its revision after review.

9. Submitting the manuscripts

Manuscripts and accompanying documents can be submitted to the Editor by one out the following ways:

• downloading files with the text of the manuscript along with the accompanying documents and auxiliary materials on-line
• by e-mail to the address indicated on the journal web-site

10. Requirements for manuscripts submitted to the journal.

10.1 Manuscript text format.

The text should be typed with Times New Roman or Arial, font size 12, with 1.5 spacing between lines, all fields of  2 cm wide.   The text should be paginated. Automatic hyphenation must not be used Вся текстовая часть статьи должна быть записана в 1 файле (резюме, ключевые слова, текст статьи, таблицы, список цитированной литературы, сведения об авторах); файл с текстом статьи должен быть назван по фамилии первого автора статьи (Иванов. Текст). The all text-edible compartments of the manuscript should be enveloped in one file (title page, summary, keywords, main text, tables, list of references, information about the authors. The file must be named on the surname of the first author (Ivanov_Text). The drawings and scanned documents are downloaded as separate files. The name of each file must contain the surname of the first author (e.g. Ivanov_Figure).

10.2 Complete text volume

The complete text volume of original investigations, literature reviews and lectures should not exceed 18 pages (including illustrations, tables, summary, and references), descriptions of clinical cases, reviews and informational messages - 3 pages.

10.3 Manuscript language

Written in Russian or English manuscripts are received for the publication in Journal from any country. Manuscript written in Russian must contain the translation into English as follows: article metadata (including authors’ full name, title, the official name and postal addresses of affiliations, abstract, keywords, information for the correspondence with the responsible author, information about the presence/absence of conflicts, information about financial supports and references - see below).

If desired, authors can provide the full text of the manuscript both in Russian and in English. Poor-quality translations of the full texts are not edited either published.

Articles of foreign authors in English can be published without translation into Russian (except for article metadata) or with full or partial translation (names and captions to figures, tables).

10.4 Frontpage

The title page should begin with the metadata of the article, presented first in Russian, then in English:

1) surname, initials of the authors.

If there are several authors, each surname and the corresponding institution is affixed with a digital index. If all authors of the article work in one institution, it is not necessary to indicate the place of work of each author separately, it is enough to indicate the institution once. If the author works in several institutions, each of them is indicated by a separate digital index.

2) the title of the article (to improve citation, it is recommended not to give geographical indications in the title of the article).

3) the full name of the institution in which each author works in the nominative case with the obligatory indication of the status of the institution (an abbreviation before the name) and affiliation department

4) postal code of the institution, city, country

5) resume text (200-250 words)

2) title of the article (to increase citation rate, it is recommended not to give toponyms in the title of the article)

6) keywords: (separated by semicolons)

7) information for citation

8) contact information about the author responsible for correspondence

9) contribution of authors in the preparing of the manuscript

10) information on financial support for the article

11) information on the presence/absence of a conflict of interest

12) author account at http://orcid.org

The ORCID account includes last name and first name of the author, alternative spellings author’s contact information, author’s contact information (e-mail, website), name of the organization where the author works, a position held in the organization, other identifiers of the author, for example, in Scopus, list of author’s works (with DOI and/or link to Scopus), list grants in which the author participated. The main language for indicating information on the http://orcid.org profile page is English. Translation of information about the author in Russian and any other languages is welcomed.

Аda R. Аrtemenkо¹, Olga A. Shavlovskaya¹, Vera V. Оsipovа^2,3, Gennadiy V. Kovrov⁴, Rovshan L. Gasanov⁵

Sleep-related headaches: clinical features and treatment approaches

¹I.M. Sechenov First Moscow State Medical University (Sechenov University), 119991, Moscow, Russian Federation;

²University Headache Clinic, Moscow, 121467, Russian Federation;

³Z.P. Solovyov Moscow Center of Psychoneurology, Moscow, 115419, Russian Federation;

⁴MEDSI Clinical and Diagnostic Center, Moscow, 123242, Russian Federation;

⁵A. Aliev Azerbaijan State Institute of Physicians Training, Baku, AZ1012, Azerbaijan

Abstract (200-250 words)

Keywords:

For citation: Аrtemenkо А.R., Shavlovskaya O.A., Оsipovа V.V., Kovrov G.V., Gasanov R.L. Sleep-related headaches: clinical features and treatment approaches. Nevrologicheskiy Zhurnal imeni L.O. Badalyana (L.O. Badalyan Neurological Journal). (In Russian)

For correspondence: Ada R. Artemenko, MD, Ph.D., DSci., associate professor of the Department of nervous diseases of the Professional education institute, leading researcher of the Department of Neurology of the I.M. Sechenov First Moscow State Medical University (Sechenov University), Moscow, 119991, Russian Federation. Е-mail: aartemenko@gmail.com

Information about authors:

Shavlovskaya O.A., https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3726-0730

Contribution:

Artemenkо А.R. — concept, writing text.

Shavlovskaya O.A. — writing text.

Оsipovа V.V. — editing.

Kovrov G.V. — concept, editing.

Gasanov R.L. — editing;

All co-authors – responsibility for the integrity of all parts of the manuscript and approval of its final version.

Conflict of interest. The authors declare no conflict of interest.

Acknowledgment. The study had no sponsorship.

10.5 Layout of the text of the original  articles

The structure of original articles must follow the format IMRAD (Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion). The layout of the original articles must be as follows: abstract and keywords, introduction, material and methods, results, discussion, conclusions, a list of references,  figure captions in the presence of graphics.

The introduction provides a brief overview of relevant data, a critical assessment of the literature related to the problem under consideration, substantiation of the novelty and significance of the study in terms of global view (not only in terms of a given city or country), but there are also identified unresolved issues and set formulated goals and tasks that explain the further study. Each article's keyword should be reflected in the introduction. It is recommended to avoid long analyzes and long historical excursions.

The section "Materials and Methods" should contain: where and when the study was conducted; inclusion and exclusion criteria for patients, experimental animals; description of the research method (cohort, prospective, randomized drug trial, retrospective, series of observations); a detailed description of a new preparation, method, modification, experiment, surgical intervention in a certain sequence; a brief description of the protocol (Standard Operating Protocol - SOP).

Methods published earlier should be accompanied with references: the author describes only the changes.

In the works presenting the results of scientific research, there should be used modern methods of statistical processing of data, which must be described in the section of the article “Materials and Methods”.

In statistical analysis there is mandatory: calculation of sample size based on statistical power; determination of normality of distribution according to Kolmogorov-Smirnov or Shapiro-Wilk; detailed presentation of logistic or linear regression analysis models (determinants and covariants); statistical package and version.

The presentation of the results and discussion in one section is prohibited

The results should be clear and concise. Data should be presented in absolute numbers and in percent, 95% confidence interval (95 CI%) and p-value should be indicated. Error bars are required at all points of the experimental and calculated data with an explanation in the text of how these errors were established.

The discussion should contain a convincing explanation of the results, their importance is shown.

In the case of computational studies, the results obtained should be compared with the data from published experimental works, if this is possible.

The submitted experimental papers should be presented according to the "Rules for conducting work using experimental animals." In addition to the species, gender and number of animals used, the authors must indicate the methods of anesthesia used during the painful procedures and methods of killing the animals. It is necessary to indicate whether the given numerical values ​​are primary or derivative, to give the limits of accuracy, reliability, confidence intervals, estimates, recommendations, accepted or rejected hypotheses, discussed in the article.

10.6. Design of reviews

The review should be denoted as a literature review following the title of the manuscript. The compilation of the reviews is desirable to be in line with international recommendations on systematic literature search methods and standards. Summaries of review articles should contain information on literature search methods in the databases of Scopus, Web of Science, MedLine, The Cochrane Library, EMBASE, Global Health, CyberLeninka, RSCI, and others. The word “review” should be included in the keywords of review articles.

The title of a systematic review should include the word “systematic review”. Detailed information regarding the preparation of reviews can be found at PRISMA website (Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses). The  discussion of the material considered, the presentation of the own concepts of authors is a mandatory part of the review.

10.7 Paperwork of the description of clinical.cases/observation

An article of this format should contain information on the relevance of the case in question, a description of the patient’s condition at the time of the first contact with the medical staff, changes in the patient’s condition during the observation, the results of physical, laboratory and instrumental studies, treatment, data on the outcome and results of the follow-up observation.

Consent of the patient. Before submitting an article to the journal, it is necessary to get informed consent from patients (or legal representatives) to publish personal medical dataсопроводит. This requirement of the law applies to both living patients and dead ones.

In this section, you must indicate that the patient (you) voluntarily signed an informed consent to publish personal medical information in an impersonal form (in this particular journal). The scanned image of the signed informed consent should be sent to the editor as a separate file along with the manuscript and other accompanying documents.

In this section, one must indicate that the patient (you) voluntarily signed an informed consent to publish personal medical information in an impersonal form (in this particular journal). The scanned image of the signed informed consent should be sent to the editor as a separate file along with the manuscript and other accompanying documents.

Keywords must include the term "clinical case". Clinical cases, designed according to the CARE guidelines are preferable. The CARE recommendations can be found at  http://care-statement.org

Title – The diagnosis or intervention of primary focus followed by the words “case report”.

Key Words – 2 to 5 key words that identify diagnoses or interventions in this case report (including "case report").

Abstract – (structured or unstructured)

Introduction – What is unique about this case and what does it add to the scientific literature?

The patient’s main concerns and important clinical findings.

The primary diagnoses, interventions, and outcomes.

Conclusion – What are one or more “take-away” lessons from this case report?

Introduction – Briefly summarizes why this case is unique and may include medical literature references.

Patient Information

De-identified patient specific information.

Primary concerns and symptoms of the patient.

Medical, family, and psychosocial history including relevant genetic information.

Relevant past interventions and their outcomes.

Clinical Findings – Describe significant physical examination (PE) and important clinical findings.

Timeline – Historical and current information from this episode of care organized as a timeline (figure or table).

Diagnostic Assessment

Diagnostic methods (PE, laboratory testing, imaging, surveys).

Diagnostic challenges.

Diagnosis (including other diagnoses considered).

Prognostic characteristics when applicable.

Therapeutic Intervention

Types of therapeutic intervention (pharmacologic, surgical, preventive).

Administration of therapeutic intervention (dosage, strength, duration).

Changes in therapeutic interventions with explanations.

Follow-up and Outcomes

Clinician- and patient-assessed outcomes if available.

Important follow-up diagnostic and other test results.

Intervention adherence and tolerability. (How was this assessed?)

Adverse and unanticipated events.

Discussion

Strengths and limitations in your approach to this case.

Discussion of the relevant medical literature.

The rationale for your conclusions.

The primary “take-away” lessons from this case report (without references) in a one paragraph conclusion.

Patient Perspective – The patient should share their perspective  on the treatment(s) they received.

Informed Consent – The patient should give informed consent. (Provide if requested.)

10.8 Standards

All terms and definitions must be scientifically valid, their spelling (both Russian and Latin) must comply with the Encyclopedic Dictionary of Medical Terms (2001, 2nd edition, edited by V.I. Pokrovsky, "Medicine", http://www.twirpx.com/file/123175/). Medicines should be listed only in the international non-proprietary names that are used first, then, if necessary, several trade names of the drugs registered in Russia are given with State Register of Medicines).URL: https://zdravmedinform.ru/grls/medicaments.html

All terms and definitions must be scientifically valid. Drugs should be given only in international nonproprietary names.

The description of inherited (familial) disease should comply with the international classification of inherited conditions in humans (Mendelian Inheritance in Man).

The manuscript may be accompanied by a glossary of terms (appeared to be unclear). In addition to the common abbreviations of units, physical, chemical and mathematical values and terms (e.g., DNA) abbreviations for combinations of words often repeated in the text are allowed. All letter symbols and abbreviations should be explained in the text at their first occurrence. The abbreviation for a single word is prohibited. The doses of drugs and units of various indices should be given according to the International System of Units (SI).

10.9 Abstracts

The Abstract should state only the essential facts of the work and should not contain “vague generalities”. For original investigations, the abstract should be designed similar to the main text including such sections as an introduction, “aim and tasks”, methods, results, conclusion. Subject, topic, the purpose of the work are specified in the event if they are not clear from the article title. The methodology of the work is described in the case if it is new and can be interesting for readers. The abstract should begin with the information contained on the front page. The number of words in the abstract must be strictly between 200 and 250 words. The abstract should be accompanied by keywords or word combinations that reflect the main topic of the article and facilitates the classification in electronic databases. Keywords must be separated by a semicolon. Author ' surnames are recommended to be transliterated in the same way as in their previous publications if they are not available – as in their foreign passport or using the software “translit with BGN (Board of Geographic Names) settings -  URL: https://translit.ru/ru/bgn/. Authors of reports in English are specified in the “John Y. Smith” format. Affiliations should be described with the official English version of their names. Abstract and keywords should be presented both in Russian and in English. Keywords in English should be taken from the organized dictionary Medline (MeSH, EMtree…).

10.10 Requirements for illustrations

General issues. Each image should be provided as a separate file. Files with graphic images should include the surname of the first author (Ivanov. Figure 1).

A single system of letter designations and image scaling should be used.

the images in the main text should be numbered in sequencing order.

Maximum picture size: width of 180 mm, height of 230 mm.

In the image, there should be used such fonts as Arial, Courier, Times New Roman, Symbol or similar fonts.

The inscriptions in the figures should, if possible, be replaced by digital or alphabetic (Latin) designations, explained in the text of the article or the captions to the figures. Links to figures (and tables) are given in the main text.

Formats Black and white line art: file format - TIFF (* .tiff extension), any program that supports this format (Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, etc.); mode - bitmap (bitmap); 600 dpi resolution (Adobe Photoshop); it is possible to use compression LZW or another.

Black and white tones (grayscale), color tones (RGB, CMYK)

tiff file format (extension .tiff) with resolution 300 dpi (Adobe Photoshop)

Vector graphics: ai. Extension created in Adobe Illustrator CS6.

The figure image created in the Microsoft Office application (Word, PowerPoint, Excel)  should be presented on an “as is” basis in the same format.

The main captions to images should be grouped and given separately.

It is important to use a unified system of letter designations and zooming of images.

Images in the text should sequentially be numbered.

Maximum image size: on width - 180 mm, height - 230 mm.

The image fonts: Arial, Courier, Times New Roman, Symbol or similar fonts. Inscriptions in the drawings should be, if possible, replaced by letters, and explained in the text or the figure captions. Links to pictures (and tables) are given in the main text, and its location (by the first mention) is indicated in the left margin.

Formats. Black and white line art: file format – TIFF (.tiff extension *), any program that supports this format (Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, etc…); mode – bitmap; Resolution 600 dpi (Adobe Photoshop); possible to use LZW compression or other.

Black and white drawings tone (grayscale), color tone drawings (RGB, CMYK)

format-tiff file (extension .tiff) Resolution 300 dpi (Adobe Photoshop)

Vector Graphics: extension ai, created in Adobe Illustrator CS6.

If an electronic graphic image created in a Microsoft Office application (Word, PowerPoint, Excel), then it should be given in the same format.

Do not send:

– Files formatted to display on the screen (for example, GIF, BMP, PICT, WPG); they tend to have a low resolution and a limited set of colors;

– Files with a very low resolution;

– Three-dimensional images;

– Figures published previously in other works. The editors reserve the right to verify the figures for plagiarism through Google Images.

10.11 Figure and photos captions

Figure and photos captions should be grouped and given on a separate page in both languages, following the data for Russian Science Citation Index. Each figure should have a common header and decryption of all acronyms. In the captions to chart, it must be both indicated the designation of the axes of abscissas and ordinates and units and provided with an explanation of each curve. The captions for photomicrographs must indicate the color method and scale factor.

10.12 Design of tables

The table number (when the tab.le is not a single one) must be designated above right the table.  The name of the table is given below in both languages. Abbreviations in the tables are not allowed. All values in the tables must comply with the same values in the main text. Tables can be incorporated inside of the main text. The point should be used as the decimal symbol.

10.13 Mathematical formulas

Mathematical equations should be presented as an editable text, not in the form of images. The variables should be designed in italics. Equations should be numbered in order.

10.14 References lists

In the journal, there is applied Vancouver reference style (references are numbered as mentioned in the main text not alphabetically).

In original articles, it is desirable to cite no more than 40, for literature reviews – 60, for lectures or other papers – 15 references. Bibliographic references in the main text are indicated by numbers in square brackets.

Ensure that all references cited in the text are described in the reference list (and vice versa).

The bibliography should contain publications over the last 5-7 years, primarily articles from journals,  highly cited publications, indexed by Scopus and Web of Science. References should be verifiable.

When the citation is created as reference the authors of the cited reports should be indicated in the same order as in the original article (if the publication has more than 6 authors, then after the 6th author, the abbreviation "... etc." or ".. ., et al. ") should be used.

It is unacceptable to shorten the title of the article and the name of the domestic journal. The name of the English language journals should be given according to the MedLine database name catalog. If the journal is not indexed in MedLine, there must be indicated its full name.

Cited URL sites should be reliable and durable. At a minimum, you should give the full URL-address and the date on which a reference has been made available. In all cases when a cited report is associated with DOI (Digital Object Identifier — DOI) it must be indicated at the very and of the reference.

The checking for the presence of the articles doi is available at http://search.crossref.org/ or https://www.citethisforme.com. To get DOI one needs to enter the name of the article in English into the search bar

Do not refer to an unpublished, refracted (withdrawn from the press) article. Self-citations are undesirable, except when it is necessary (in reviews not more than 3 – 5 matches).

In the case when it is possible do not refer either the thesis or
author's abstract. It is better to refer to the works published on the materials of dissertation research.

References are included in the English block of the manuscript also and, accordingly, should be described not only in the original language but also in the Latin alphabet (Roman alphabet). Therefore, the references must be provided in two versions: one in the original language (list "Literature") and in a separate block the same list of references - in the Roman alphabet ("References").

If an article or other report is written in Latin (in English, German, Italian, etc.), they should be quoted in the original form:

Axén I. Pain-related sleep disturbance: A prospective study with repeated measures. Clin. J. Pain. 2016; 32(3): 254-9. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1097/AJP.0000000000000249

If the article is not written in English, you must indicate in parentheses the original language, for example: (in German).

Moll G.H., Heinrich H., Rothenberger A. Transkranielle Magnetstimulation in der Kinder- und Jugendpsychiatrie: Exzitabilität des motorischen Systems bei Tic-Störungen und/oder Aufmerksamkeitsdefizit-/ Hyperaktivitätsstörungen. Z. Kinder Jugendpsychiatr. Psychother. 2001; 29(4): 312-23. DOI: http://doi.org/10.1024//1422-4917.29.4.312 (in German) If the article or other report is written not in Latin - in Cyrillic (including in Russian), Chinese, etc., in the list of "Literature" it must be cited in the original language.

Осипова В.В., Филатова Е.Г., Артеменко А.Р., Лебедева Е.Р., Азимова Ю.Э., Латышева Н.В. и др. Диагностика и лечение мигрени: рекомендации российских экспертов. Журнал неврологии и психиатрии им. C.C. Корсакова. 2017; 117(1-2): 28-42. DOI: http://doi.org/10.17116/jnevro20171171228-42

Артеменко А.Р., Куренков А.Л. Хроническая мигрень. М.: АБВ-пресс; 2012.

Юсупов М.Н., Шулев Ю.А. Структурно-функциональные сопоставления у больных с цервикальной спондилогенной миелопатией. В кн.: Материалы Всероссийской научно-практической конференции «Поленовские чтения». СПб.; 2009.

In the “References” list, the title of the article, monograph, collection of articles, and conference must be translated into English, with the indication of the original language (in Russian) following imprint (colophon) given in numbers. The names of the monographs must also be transliterated (for this there can be used the BGN system at  https://translit.net/. There must be transliterated authors’ names and journal titles. Since various variants of transliteration of surnames are possible, when preparing citations there is recommended the use of data from www.elibrary.ru. The title of the cited report is marked with italics.

When there is prepared the reference to a report translated from English, references need to refer to the original edition.

Examples for a reference design

- Common journal reference

Осипова В.В., Филатова Е.Г., Артеменко А.Р., Лебедева Е.Р., Азимова Ю.Э., Латышева Н.В. и др. Диагностика и лечение мигрени: рекомендации российских экспертов. Журнал неврологии и психиатрии им. C.C. Корсакова. 2017; 117(1-2): 28-42. DOI: https://doi.org/10.17116/jnevro20171171228-42

Osipova V.V., Filatova E.G., Artemenko A.R., Lebedeva E.R., Azimova Yu.E., Latysheva N.V., et al. Diagnosis and treatment of migraine: Recommendations of the Russian experts. Zhurnal nevrologii i psikhiatrii im. S.S. Korsakova. 2017; 117(1-2): 28-42. DOI: https://doi.org/10.17116/jnevro20171171228-42 (in Russian)

- The article in the Journal volume supplement

Гасанов Р.Л. Структура ночного сна у пациентов с различной локализацией инсультов. Журнал неврологии и психиатрии им. C.C. Корсакова. 2001; 101(Прил. 3): 32-4.

Gasanov R.L. Structure of nocturnal sleep in patients with various locations of stroke. Zhurnal nevrologii i psikhiatrii im. S.S. Korsakova. 2001; 101(Suppl. 3): 32-4. (in Russian)

- The institution is an author of the publication

Headache Classification Committee of the International Headache Society (IHS). The International Classification of Headache Disorders, 3rd edition. Cephalalgia. 2018; 38(1): 1-211. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1177/0333102417738202

-  Book or monography (the author is indicated)

Артеменко А.Р., Куренков А.Л. Хроническая мигрень. М.: АБВ-пресс; 2012.

Artemenko A.R., Kurenkov A.L. Chronic Migraine [Khronicheskaya migren']. Moscow: ABV-press; 2012. (in Russian)

-  Book or monography (the editor  is indicated)

Полуэктов М.Г., ред. Сомнология и медицина сна. М.: Медфорум; 2016.

Poluektov M.G., ed. Somnology and Sleep Medicine [Somnologiya i meditsina sna]. Moscow: Medforum; 2016. (in Russian)

-  Chapter in the book

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