Capitalization
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Capitalisation is anothera potential area where style differences can make a significant different todifference to the content at Radiopaedia.org.
- titles and subheadings should be in Sentence case, e.g. Staging of renal cell carcinoma.
- do not use ALL CAPS for titles or subheadings
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- +<strong>titles and subheadings</strong> should be in Sentence case, e.g. Staging of renal cell carcinoma.</li>
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- +<strong>do not use</strong> ALL CAPS for titles or subheadings</li>
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