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I am using zotero with word. When I use the same reference twice, it is mentioned as a new reference and cited as a different one.
Example:
Les auteurs précisent que la fréquence est plus élevée en cas de traumatismes crâniens graves (GCS ≤8) (33) :
Pour Tallon (34) : l’HED représente moins de 1% de tous les TC, et moins de 10% chez les traumatisés crâniens comateux
Pour Alliez (35) : 1-3% des TC en général, et 9-20% des TC graves.
33 J. R. Allier et al., “Hématomes Intracrâniens Post-Traumatiques En Phase Aiguë” (Neurologie 17-585-A-20, 2008).
34 J.M Tallon et al., “The Epidemiology of Surgically Treated Acute Subdural and Epidural Hematomas in Patients with Head Injuries: A Population-Based Study.,” Journal of Neurosurgery 51, no. 5 (2008).
35 J. R. Allier et al., “Hématomes Intracrâniens Post-Traumatiques En Phase Aiguë” (Neurologie 17-585-A-20, 2008).
Reference 33 is the same as 35, but cited twice as two different references. How can I deal with this problem?
Thnk you in advance.
I am using zotero with word. When I use the same reference twice, it is mentioned as a new reference and cited as a different one.
Example:
Les auteurs précisent que la fréquence est plus élevée en cas de traumatismes crâniens graves (GCS ≤8) (33) :
Pour Tallon (34) : l’HED représente moins de 1% de tous les TC, et moins de 10% chez les traumatisés crâniens comateux
Pour Alliez (35) : 1-3% des TC en général, et 9-20% des TC graves.
33 J. R. Allier et al., “Hématomes Intracrâniens Post-Traumatiques En Phase Aiguë” (Neurologie 17-585-A-20, 2008).
34 J.M Tallon et al., “The Epidemiology of Surgically Treated Acute Subdural and Epidural Hematomas in Patients with Head Injuries: A Population-Based Study.,” Journal of Neurosurgery 51, no. 5 (2008).
35 J. R. Allier et al., “Hématomes Intracrâniens Post-Traumatiques En Phase Aiguë” (Neurologie 17-585-A-20, 2008).
Reference 33 is the same as 35, but cited twice as two different references. How can I deal with this problem?
Thnk you in advance.
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If it's indeed a numeric style, the easiest way to check if the two citations point to the same reference is to press alt+F9 in Word and then look in the code that opens for those two. Specifically, you're looking for the uri, which should be the same.