Euro-Asian Journal of Surgery and Medicine (EAJSM) is a peer-reviewed open access journal focused on bringing together the latest and most relevant information regarding the surgical fields, general medicine and pharmacology. It strives to provide original clinical and basic science research, editorials, reviews, debates, letters to the editor, continuous medical education, case reports, book presentations, abstracts and papers from scientific meetings. All published materials are also available full text, free of charge, on the EAJSM website.

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EAJSM primarily addresses clinicians, trainees, researchers, and academics by focusing on:

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• Evidence based medicine;

• Medical education and post-graduate training;

• Cutting-edge developments in medicine and surgery;

• Clinical pharmacology;

• Excellence in original research;

• Review articles authored by leaders in their field;

• Medical ethics and law;

• Healthcare policy and management.

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The main topics covered by the Euro-Asian Journal of Surgery and Medicine are:

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• Cardiac surgery;

• Vascular surgery;

• Endovascular procedures;

• Thoracic surgery;

• General surgery;

• Anesthesia and intensive care;

• Cardiology;

• Interventional cardiology;

• Gastroenterology;

• Diabetes mellitus and metabolic diseases;

• Nephrology;

• Endocrinology;

• Rehabilitation medicine;

• Forensic medicine.

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Instructions for authors

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Formatting requirements

All articles should be typed using A4 page format, Times New Roman font 12, with 2.5 cm margins on all sides and all pages should be numbered with page number centered at the bottom.

Sections of the manuscript in order of appearance

• Title page containing the title of the article, authors’ name and institutional affiliation, the name and contact information for the corresponding author (postal address, email address, telephone and fax number)

The title of the article should reflect the content and be limited to a maximum of 15 words. In case of clinical studies, the title should also contain the type of study.

• Abstract

The Abstract must not exceed 300 words and should be structured into the following sections background, aims, methods, main results, and conclusions. At the end of the abstract