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Volume 18, Issue 4, Pages 350-356 (December 2009)


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Successful publishing: How to get your paper accepted

Riccardo A. AudisioaCorresponding Author Informationemail address, Rolf A. Stahelbc, Matti S. Aaprod, Alberto Costae, Manoj Pandeyf, Nicholas Pavlidisc

Abstract 

Medical science is rapidly evolving and an incredible number of publications are being published. Are they all worth reading? Authors are deemed responsible for what they put down in writing; whether they are first or corresponding author, it really makes no difference. Editors of peer-reviewed international journals have agreed to share their views with the readership, in order to optimise the quality of contributions as well as to assist junior colleagues in their editorial efforts. Starting from an historical perspective, ethical issues in publishing are discussed and technical suggestions on how to get the final draft accepted for publication are outlined. Contributing towards medical science is a great pleasure to be experienced and shared.

a Surgical Oncology, Editor

b Lung Cancer, Editor

c Cancer Treatment Reviews, Editor

d Critical Reviews in Oncology Hematology, Editor

e The Breast, Editor

f World Journal of Surgical Oncology, Editor

Corresponding Author InformationCorresponding author. Consultant Surgical Oncologist Honorary Reader, University of Liverpool Whiston Hospital, University Clinical Education Centre, Prescot L35 5DR, UK. Tel.: +44 151 430 1079; fax: +44 151 430 1891.

PII: S0960-7404(08)00087-X

doi:10.1016/j.suronc.2008.09.001


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