European Journal of Pediatric Surgery
Zeitschrift für Kinderchirurgie - Chirurgie Pediatrique
| Erscheinungsweise | 6x jährlich |
| Liefertermin | Liefertermin des ersten Heftes in 5-10 Werktagen (bei rückwirkenden Abos; ansonsten 2-8 Tage nach Erscheinen des nächsten Heftes). Lieferzeit für Folgehefte 1-3 Werktage nach Erscheinen. |
| Mindestlaufzeit | Mindestlaufzeit des Abos: 12 Monate |
| Kündigungsfrist | bis 30.9. zum Jahresende |
| Verlag | Thieme |
| ISSN | 09397248 |
| Artikel-Nr. | 5146 |
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eJournalProduktbeschreibung
The European Journal of Pediatric Surgery Reports (EJPS Reports) is an open access journal for case reports relating to the surgical care of neonates, infants, and children. A companion to the European Journal of Pediatric Surgery, it covers a broad spectrum of clinical specialties, including abdominal and thoracic surgery, orthopedics and traumatology, neurosurgery, oncology and anesthesiology. Available in print and online, EJPS Reports is an invaluable resource for all clinicians involved in pediatric surgical care.
All articles in EJPS Reports undergo rigorous peer review. As an open access publication, all reports are made freely available to read and download from Thieme E-Journals. Additionally, print issues are published twice a year for circulation to all print subscribers of the European Journal of Pediatric Surgery.
Aims and Scope
To present rare or exceptional clinical cases in the surgical care of neonates, infants and children
To present specific clinical findings that may indicate new or alternative understandings of existing surgical procedures and how they relate to pediatric care
To complement the original research and reviews published in the European Journal of Pediatric Surgery with clinical data and cases
To promote the exchange of information between different specialties and sub-specialties involved in the surgical care of children
All articles in EJPS Reports undergo rigorous peer review. As an open access publication, all reports are made freely available to read and download from Thieme E-Journals. Additionally, print issues are published twice a year for circulation to all print subscribers of the European Journal of Pediatric Surgery.
Aims and Scope
To present rare or exceptional clinical cases in the surgical care of neonates, infants and children
To present specific clinical findings that may indicate new or alternative understandings of existing surgical procedures and how they relate to pediatric care
To complement the original research and reviews published in the European Journal of Pediatric Surgery with clinical data and cases
To promote the exchange of information between different specialties and sub-specialties involved in the surgical care of children
