Journal of Endovascular Resuscitation and Trauma Management

Aims & Scope

About the Journal The Journal of Endovascular Resuscitation and Trauma Management (JEVTM) aims to provide an Open Access platform for the dissemination of knowledge and peer-reviewed research in the field of endovascular and hybrid hemorrhage control and resuscitation. To achieve this goal, we have assembled an Editorial Board of clinicians and scientists who are experts within the field. The Journal is not bound by medical discipline, country or resources. The Journal is aimed at surgical, endovascular, anesthesia, interventional radiology, ICU, pre-hospital and hospital professions, doctors and teams interested in patients in hemodynamic instability and different diagnostic and treatment options. AIMS AND SCOPE We are keen to receive submissions that present original findings, review important topics or educate our readers on any aspect of resuscitation and hemorrhage control, where an endovascular technique has been employed. This can either be in isolation or in combination with open surgical techniques (hybrid surgery). As the subject of hemorrhage and bleeding is a common problem across many medical disciplines, we encourage submissions from all specialties: vascular, trauma, acute care, obstetrics and emergency medicine, to mention a few. The Journal also includes trainee-focused educational material through the EVTM-ST Section, which highlights case-based learning and mentorship within the field of endovascular and hybrid hemorrhage control. PUBLICATION FEES The Journal does not charge any publication fees. PUBLICATION FREQUENCY The Journal is published three times per year, with occasional supplements, and is truly Open Access. All articles are published online and in print and assigned a digital object identifier (DOI). JOURNAL DETAILS The Journal is indexed in EBSCO and Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ). DOIs are registered via Crossref. ARCHIVING The journal is archived in the Örebro University Hospital and the National Library of Sweden's archive

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