Gynecology Obstetrics & Reproductive Medicine

Aims & Scope

Gynecology Obstetrics and Reproductive Medicine (GORM) publishes a wide range of peer-reviewed papers in the field of obstetrics (maternal-fetal neonatal medicine), gynecology, gynecologic oncology, urogynecology & reproductive medicine and edited by an international interdisciplinary team of authorities in this field since 1994. GORM is is supported by “Maternal-Fetal Medicine and Perinatology Society of Turkey” and "The SouthEast European Society of Perinatal Medicine" and "Turkish Neonatal Society". The journal’s foremost aim is to present a platform for scientists and academicians in SouthEast Europe and all over the world to cooperate and debate for progressing on controversial issues and in different areas of obstetrics and gynecology. GORM publishes original, peer-reviewed experimental and clinical studies, case reports, and reviews in all fields related to obstetrics (maternal-fetal neonatal medicine), gynecology, gynecologic oncology, urogynecology & reproductive medicine. All of the originality, priority, scientificity, and actuality criteria must be met by the papers accepted to be published. All the papers adding new information to the current field and have a chance to make it interesting for the readers will be accepted for review. The editors will hand back the manuscript to the author without review if they think that the paper is not suitable for publication. GORM publishes manuscripts only in English. The manuscripts presented to GORM should be clear and succinct in terms of language. Furthermore, its language should observe the rules of grammar, and scientific literature and manuscripts must have a plain and clear language quality. The journal does not have any translation services for this purpose, but the manuscripts of the author(s) without a good English proficiency are recommended to be edited by a professional translator or native English speaker, or some accredited companies before submission. The author is responsible for the adjustment of

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