CVIR Endovascular is a peer-reviewed multidisciplinary open access journal dedicated to the field of endovascular interventions.
Watch the latest episode of our video series Author Spotlight, where CVIR Endovascular authors share insights into their recently published research.
In each episode, the authors discuss the motivation behind their studies, key findings, and what their work means for clinical practice and patients.
Click here to watch the new episode and explore all previous videos
Each quarter, CVIR Endovascular's Social Media Editor Dr. Sara Lojo gathers articles that highlight a current issue in IR.
Previous updates have covered topics such as infertility (both male and female) and urgent embolisation.
Keep an eye out on our page at the start of each quarter for the latest update!
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Speaking of Endovascular Interventions is CVIR Endovascular’s blog.
We hope to provide an exciting venue for readers, authors, editors and friends of the journal to discuss endovascular topics and issues that are important to move
the field forward.
CVIR Endovascular new impact factor increased to 1.5
Thank you to our authors, reviewers, editors, and readers for their contributions to the journal!
We will continue offering a podium for discussion as well as educational development opportunities for IRs.
"This article from Jafar Golzarian and colleagues describes a standardised imaging and embolization protocol developed at their institution for genicular artery embolization (GAE). Their technique utilises sheathless femoral artery access, routine use of cone beam CT with advanced planning and guidance software in an outpatient setting. Their protocol may be helpful for interventionists starting out on the journey of GAE and for practitioners already performing this procedure."
- Robert Morgan
The title is not a narrative.
The title of a paper should be short and to the point. It should attract readers and should also appear interesting in literature searches.
Click here to find out the emeritus editor-in-chief's tips on how to write a title for a manuscript you want to submit to the journal!
Optimize your article and submit a visual abstract of your paper in addition to the textual abstract, to highlight your research and findings.
All article types are eligible, with the exception of editorials and letters to the editor. Click here to download the template.
Springer Nature has made several agreements for fully open access journals, giving financial support for the APC cost.
Please note that in many agreements, only certain article types are covered and the corresponding author must be the one with institutional access.
Check out our funding page here.
| 2-year impact factor | 1.2 |
| 5-year impact factor | 1.5 |
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