• Singap Med J · Jun 2010

    Writing an invited commentary.

    • W C G Peh and K H Ng.
    • Singapore Medical Journal, Singapore. wilfred.peh@gmail.com
    • Singap Med J. 2010 Jun 1; 51 (6): 454-5; quiz 456.

    AbstractAn invited commentary is a short article that describes an author's personal experience of a specific topic. Unlike a review article, the author gives his own opinions and perspectives. It typically addresses a current, hot and often controversial subject. It may take two formats, namely, provide an expert author's personal views of and insight into a current hot topic, or add balance to another paper being commented upon, with addition of the author's own perspective.

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