The Arab Journal of Interventional Radiology

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Note: TheArab Journal of Interventional Radiology, the official journal of Pan Arab Interventional Radiology Society (PAIRS), has transferred to a new publisher. Please see theSociety websitefor more details. The Arab Journal of Interventional Radiologyis the official journal of thePan Arab Interventional Radiology Society(PAIRS). PAIRS was established in 2006, based in Beirut and aims to spread the knowledge about interventional radiology in the Arab world and region. Interventional radiology is one of the most dynamic medical fields today merging medicine with high technology. Interventional radiologists are medical specialists with an in-depth training and foundation in diagnostic radiology including radiation safety, radiation physics, the biological effects of radiation and injury prevention. Interventional radiologists are the pioneers in performing minimally invasive procedures replacing traditional surgery and providing new modes of treatments for multiple health conditions utilizing imaging guidance yet maintaining the standards for safety and quality. PAIRS aims to educate patients and medical professionals in the region about interventional radiology and new high tech and cutting-edge alternatives for patients. PAIRS also aims to educate interventional radiologists about updates in the specialty through multiple educational activities in addition to its annual scientific congress. TheArab Journal of Interventional Radiologyis also the official journal of the following societies:Saudi Interventional Radiology Society(SIRS)Interventional Radiology Society of Pakistan (IRSP) DOAJ, Google Scholar, Index Medicus for the Eastern Mediterranean Region, EBSCO, ProQuest AJIRrequires that authors follow the ICMJE (International Committee of Medical Journal Editors) recommendations for the Conduct, Reporting, Editing, and Publication of Scholarly work in Medical Journals. More information can be found here:https://www.icmje.org

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