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.
Enlarging aneurysm sac post EVAR – type V or occult type II Endoleak?
“Type V endoleak is still not very well understood and therefore many deny its existence. Clinically, however, it is still something that is encountered in daily practice. In this paper,
proliferated vasa vasorum is recognised as a possible etiology for continued sac expansion.”
Jim Reekers, CVIR Endovascular editor-in-chief
Read the paper free of charge!
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.
We are happy to announce that Sara Lojo Lendoiro will join 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.
Reviewers are the backbone of a journal and they determine and shape the final performance of a journal. Thank you to all CVIR Endovascular reviewers for their contributions!
Read Prof. Jim Reekers thank you message here.
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!
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.
We are excited to announce the authors and reviewers who have won awards for for their contributions in 2021!
Click here to take a look at this year's winners.
Are you about to submit your paper to CVIR Endovascular?
Click here to find out which biological/biomedical
reporting checklists we strongly advise to follow when submitting to CVIR Endovascular.
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.
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!