CVIR Endovascular

CVIR Endovascular is the multidisciplinary, open-access journal of the Cardiovascular and Interventional Radiological Society of Europe (CIRSE).

It is the first open peer-reviewed journal in the field of endovascular interventions and is intended for all specialists working in the field of endovascular treatment.


Journal metrics

2-year impact factor 1.2
5-year impact factor 1.3
Downloads in 2022

234,533

Days to first decision (2022 median)

9


Editor's pick

 

Provocative mesenteric angiography for occult gastrointestinal bleeding: a systematic review

 

“Occult gastrointestinal bleeding (GIB) is a great challenge for physicians to diagnose and treat. Provocative angiography, a technique that involves injecting a provocative drug into the suspected bleeding site to precipitate active bleeding, has been proposed to identify the source of occult GIB. The safety and efficacy of this technique remains a matter of debate. This paper by Siddhi Hegde et al. aims to evaluate the technique and clinical outcomes associated with provocative mesenteric angiography (PMA) for occult GIB.”

 

Jim Reekers, CVIR Endovascular editor-in-chief

 

Read the paper free of charge!

 



News

Special issue on women's health

Our latest special issue features four articles commissioned and edited by two esteemed editorial board members: Elika Kashef and Maria Tsitskari. The articles focus on a few key treatments for conditions that affect women.

 

Special thanks to each of the authors who contributed their time and research, as well as to the guest editors.

 

Articles available here!

 

Social media editor

We are happy to announce that Sara Lojo Lendoiro has joined the CVIR Endovascular Editorial Board as the Social Media Editor!

 

Dr. Lojo Lendoiro is a vascular interventional radiologist with a strong editorial and publishing background.

 

She will support the editorial team in boosting our reach on our social media channels.

 

Impact factor

CVIR Endovascular has received its first impact factor of 1.2!

 

We are extremely grateful to CVIR Endovascular authors, reviewers, editors, and readers for your contributions to the journal and we look forward to the bright future ahead!

 

We will continue offering a podium for discussion as well as educational development opportunities for IRs.

 


CVIR Endovascular award winners

Join us in honouring the top authors and reviewers of 2022 ahead of our annual award ceremony at CIRSE 2023.

 

This year, we have two new awards: Most Cited Article and the Young Investigator Award.

 

Click here to see this year's winners!

 

 

Blog

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.

 

Find out more here!

 

Open access agreements

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.


Author spotlight

We are passing the mic to our authors, who expand on their research and highlight current issues in IR around the globe.

 

Watch it here or check out our subpage to learn more about the series and future authors!

 

If you're interested in taking part in the series, send us an email at info@cvirendovascular.org!

 

Save 15% now

CIRSE offers a 15% discount on the article processing charge to corresponding authors who are CIRSE members in good standing.

 

Once a paper is accepted, authors will be prompted to submit any institutional or other membership discounts. There, authors can indicate they are CIRSE members and the editorial office will be notified to confirm this and the discount.

How to write a title

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 editor-in-chief's tips on how to write a title for a manuscript you want to submit to the journal!

 

 



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