Research and Reviews in Fetal and Pediatric Pathology

Aim & Scope

Research and Reviews in Fetal and Pediatric Pathology aim to provide a multidisciplinary platform for professionals, research scholars, and scientists to publish innovative research in the field of Fetal and Pediatric Pathology. Manuscripts submitted to the journal must adhere to the ICMJE guidelines (CONSORT) for conducting and reporting clinical trials. The authors are required to ensure that proper protocols were followed during the clinical trials, and that informed consent was obtained from each participant before the trial began. The trial must also be approved by an ethics committee and monitored appropriately.

The journal welcomes original research articles, review articles, special articles, brief reports, clinical reports, and short communications related to the latest advancements in Fetal and Pediatric Pathology. All case studies or clinical trial reports must adhere to the guidelines for statistical analysis and reporting of trial results (SAMPL). If necessary, the authors must be prepared to provide the editorial board with the informed consent form and other ethical approval forms.

To ensure the quality of the published articles, all scientific manuscripts undergo a rigorous peer-review process by expert reviewers and the most distinguished editors on our editorial board. The journal follows the Creative Commons Attribution License and offers open-access publishing policies to scholars. The published articles can be accessed by readers online using a unique Digital Objective Identifier (DOI) provided by Cross Ref.

Author Guidelines

The manuscript must be written in English and adhere to the following guidelines:

Title: The title must be concise, informative, and written in italics or underlined, with scientific names also in italics or underlined.

Authors: The authors' names must be typed in capital letters, without their degrees or titles.

Address: Below the authors' names, the address of the institution where the work was conducted must be provided. The current correspondence address should be indicated by an asterisk as a footnote.

Abstract: The abstract should be divided into three parts: Background, Methods, and Results. It should briefly introduce the topic, state the scope of the experiments, present significant data, and highlight major findings and conclusions. The abstract should not exceed 150 to 200 words and should use standard nomenclature without any abbreviations or citations.

Keywords: After the abstract, up to eight keywords that will provide indexing references should be listed in alphabetical order.

Introduction: The introduction should be brief and relevant to the paper's theme. Excessive review and unnecessary detail of earlier work should be avoided.

Materials and Methods: This section should provide information on the appropriate methodology used, with references cited only for known methods. It should include the experimental design and techniques used, along with the experimental area, institution, and year of the experiment.

Results and Discussion: This section should combine the results and discussion to avoid repetition. The results should not be repeated in both tables and figures. The discussion should relate to the significance of the observations.

Conclusion and Acknowledgement: The conclusion should summarize the findings, and the acknowledgement should mention the contributors who helped in the research work.

Table numbers should be followed by the title of the table, and line drawings or photographs should contain a figure number and description. The corresponding numbers of tables, figures, etc., should be quoted in the text. Tables and figures should be below 1 MB in size.

References: The author-date format should be used for citations and references, with a list of all references provided alphabetically. The author's surname, initials, and year of publication in brackets should be mentioned, followed by the title of the article. The full journal name should be typed in italics, with volume numbers in bold type and pagination in normal type.

Page/Line Number: Authors should mention the page number and line number for each line in the manuscript to facilitate review. Text alignment, line spacing, word count, figures, and tables should be as per the format. A sample paper is provided for reference.

The journal accepts the following types of submissions:

1. Full-length articles (not exceeding 3,000 words, including references, but excluding tables and figures).
2. Short theoretical articles (not exceeding 2,000 words, including references).
3. Review articles (not exceeding 6,000 words).

APC: The article processing charge for this journal is $999.

All papers are peer-reviewed, and the author(s) are responsible for any statement in the article. The corresponding author must certify that the article or its data has not been submitted or will not be submitted elsewhere for publication. If a manuscript is returned for revision, it must be resubmitted within 20-25 days of its receipt. All correspondence should refer to the assigned article number.

All submissions must be sent through the Online Submission Platform or as email. The email subject line should indicate the type of submission, such as research article submission (Name of the Journal) or Review Article Submission (Name of the Journal).

Editorial Board

Professor. Akmal Nabil Ahmad El-mazny

Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Faculty of Medicine, Cairo University, Egypt

Dr. Nikolaos A Chrysanthakopoulos

DDSc, Oncologist (MSc Oncol), Implant Surgeon (Cert. Att), RN, University of Athens.

Hazim Abdul rahman Alhiti, MD

Editor-in-Chief
Lecturer, general surgeon specialist MD
Aarhus University, university of fallujah, fallujah, iraq, Algeria

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