Revista Argentina de Cirugia (Argentina)

Aims & Scope

The Revista Argentina de Cirugía is the official scientific publication of the Asociación Argentina de Cirugía (Argentine Association of Surgery). It aims to disseminate original contributions to knowledge in the field of surgery and is aimed at health professionals who are interested in its different aspects. It includes articles related to various aspects of surgery (clinical and basic research, updated reviews, education, history, bioethics, clinical cases, etc.) that are initially evaluated by the Editorial Board. They are then subjected to external peer review, double blind, not open, who assign a score of 0-100 and decide whether they are acceptable in their original state, with major changes, with minor changes or if they are rejected. The Editorial Committee makes the final decision about whether or not to publish an article. This decision is primarily based on the opinion of the external reviewers. All submitted articles must be unpublished. The Revista Argentina de Cirugía does not admit duplication of articles (whether in national, foreign, indexed or not, or in different languages), nor does it accept articles sent simultaneously to other publications for review. No published material may be partially or totally reproduced without the prior authorization of the Journal's Editorial Committee. The opinions expressed in the works are the sole responsibility of the authors. The Editorial Committee reserves the right to make grammatical, style and other corrections depending on the printing needs. Incomplete papers will not be accepted for editorial review. Works accepted for publication may be subject to an Editorial Comment. The Argentine Journal of Surgery follows the instructions of the Recommendations for the Conduct, Reporting, Editing, and Publication of Scholarly Work in Medical Journals drawn up by the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors.

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