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SUBMISSION ADVICE
Access invaluable insights for
building your manuscript.
building your manuscript.
Anesthesiology prioritizes the publication of foundational, enduring research that informs the
scientific
foundations and clinical practice of perioperative, pain and critical care medicine.
The journal publishes reports of original research investigations in clinical, translational, and clinically
relevant basic science as well as substantive reviews, clinically focused reviews, and articles on special
topics.
Anesthesiology seeks to publish a breadth of topics covering an array of
issues
affecting the specialty, which will be of interest to scientists and clinicians in the specialty, and
broadly in
science and medicine. Submitted manuscripts should have a robust evidence-base and present novel and
important
data or concepts that can be implemented in practice, policy, or future scientific inquiry.
Before submitting your manuscript, review all instructions and consider the following:
- Does your paper clearly communicate your message, including why this research is important?
- Is the hypothesis clearly defined and does the study design properly address the hypothesis?
- Are the conclusions supported by the data?
- Have you clearly discussed the limitations of your study?
- Does the manuscript include conclusions that are supported by the study results?
- Are the figure and table legends written clearly?
Secrets of Successful Manuscript Preparation
The videos below give insight into the expectations of our editors and a blueprint for the creation of
successful
manuscripts. We’ve selected the content most relevant for guiding authors in manuscript creation and editing
prior
to submission.
Readers' Toolbox
Anesthesiology regularly publishes Readers’ Toolbox articles which provide general educational
overviews intended to increase comprehension among investigators and researchers. These articles present existing and emerging
research methods which are, or will become, relevant to anesthesiology research. As part of their purpose is to
make investigators aware of new tools and approaches to incorporate into their studies, they provide a valuable
resource to authors who benefit from the discussion of research methods and the editorial expectations
surrounding use and application of these methods.
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