American Journal of Robotic Surgery

			American Journal of Robotic Surgery ISSN: 2374-0612 (print); EISSN: 2374-0620 (online) Copyright © 2000- American Scientific Publishers. All Rights Reserved.

			Instructions for Authors
			American Journal of Robotic Surgery (AJRS) is the first journal of its kind, focused on different aspects of robotic surgery and related peripheral research topics, a major step forward bringing Robotic Surgeons on board to a single platform. In past few years, there has been explosion of research data on robotic surgery; therefore, this new evolution has generated a demand for a journal for physicians to refer, to publish their data and experience to take medicine forward for next generation and to encourage education, debate and deliberation to improve robotic tools and technology. AJRS is one of the world's leading international journals, covering all the new and existing aspects of upcoming Robotic Surgery arena. This journal will publish major contributions made by the Robotic Surgeons dealing with different body organs such as esophagus, liver, adrenal, pancreas, colon, hernia, heart, brain, spine, kidney, and other diseases. The journal presents the editorials, up-to-date research papers, review articles, case studies, commentaries, randomized trials, innovation, newer surgical tips, how I do it, videos, and letter to editor on the latest surgical robotic procedures with audit and outcome studies in Robotic surgery and related basic sciences. The peer-reviewed proceedings of scientific meetings, symposia and workshops related to robotic surgery are also published.

			RESEARCH TOPICS COVERED (but not limited to):
			Education Research Social Responsibility Anesthesia and Critical Care Trauma Emergency Surgery Transplant Surgery Urological Surgery Gynecological Surgery Gastrointestinal Surgery Head and Neck Surgery Vascular Surgery Surgical Oncology Pediatrics Surgery Cardiothoracic Surgery Spine and Neurosurgery Eye, Nose and Throat (ENT) surgery Orthopaedic Surgery Radiosurgery Medicine Robotic tools Informatics Ethics, and much more ….

			Authors will receive the following benefits:


			Electronic submission of articles On-line refereeing of all articles submitted in electronic form Fast reviews Rapid times to publication Free color where justified Distinguished editorial board Availability in print and online editions




			JOURNAL POLICY: It is American Journal of Robotic Surgery policy to publish only original and unpublished research work, therefore, the journal does not wish to receive any papers on research work that has already been reported in parts or contains already published text, data, figures, tables or other illustrations or any copyright materials whatsoever that has been submitted or accepted for publication either in a journal or conference proceedings elsewhere in any form, in print or in electronic media. When submitting a manuscript, authors should make a full statement to the Editors that the research work contained in their manuscript is completely original and unpublished. If redundant or duplicate publication is attempted or occurs authors should expect immediate editorial action to be taken including prompt rejection of the submitted manuscript. Submission of any manuscript that contains redundant or duplicate publication of the same or very similar research work violates the policies of this journal. Extended/modified versions of previously published abstracts/papers in any conferences/journals are not allowed whatsoever. It is the sole responsibility of Authors to ensure that all manuscripts are new, original and not published previously in any form any media, shall not infringe upon or violate any kind of copyrights of others and does not contains any plagiarized, fraudulent and improperly attributed materials. It is the sole responsibility of all authors to ensure that all manuscripts are new, original and not published previously in any form any media, shall not infringe upon or violate any kind of copyrights of others and does not contains any plagiarized, fraudulent and improperly attributed materials. Extended and modified versions of previously published abstracts, papers in any conference or journal are not allowed whatsoever. Corresponding author should provide a clear statement confirming this while submitting manuscript to any ASP journal. Is this manuscript 100% original and unpublished? Has this manuscript been published in parts (figures/text/tables) in any conference proceedings or journal in any media or language or format whatsoever? Is this manuscript from free from plagiarism (including self-plagiarism) and copyright infringement? Authors must follow this "Journal Policy" strictly. PUBLISHING ETHICS: American Scientific Publishers strictly follows guidelines set by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE), Code of Conduct and Best Practice Guidelines for Journal Editors, available at www.publicationethics.org. All Authors, Peer-Reviewers and Editors work together in a great harmony to ensure the highest ethical standards in publishing quality research work in our journals.


			ETHICAL COMPLIANCE: Research papers reporting animal or clinical studies should, where appropriate, contain a statement that they have been carried out with animal or human ethics committee approval. All scientific studies should be carried out in accordance with the relevant national and local guidelines. Each author(s) warrants that his or her research institution has fully approved the protocol for all scientific studies involving animals or humans and that all experiments of any kinds were conducted in compliance with ethical and humane principles of research after ethics committee approval.

			SUBMISSION OF MANUSCRIPT: Authors are kindly advised to read American Journal of Robotic Surgery policy and also the uniform requirements for manuscripts submission. Authors are encouraged to submit high quality original research work that has not been published or nor under consideration by other journals or conference proceedings elsewhere. Authors should submit manuscript online as a single pdf file (title/affiliations/abstract/keywords/text/references/captions/chemicalstructures/captions/figures/tables) to the Manuscript Tracking System
			EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Dinesh Vyas, MD, MS, FACS Associate Professor, Surgery Associate Dean Surgery Research Associate Program Director Surgery Residency Texas Tech University at the Permian Basin, USA

			Authors should submit a List of FIVE (5) potential referees accompanied with their complete mailing address, telephone, fax and email address, who may be contacted for reviewing the manuscript though refereeing, is done by anonymous reviewers selected by the Editor-in-Chief.
			OPEN ACCESS: Publisher would allow open access participation in Author Choice with an advanced payment of $2,500 fee where author may select open access publication of their published articles. Open access publication of articles will be allowed after receiving a full payment.


			COVER ART: Authors are encouraged to submit high quality color figure/illustration to have their published paper featured.
			MANUSCRIPT PROCESSING FEES: Authors should understand that there are many occurring publishing expenses per journal page associated with manuscript processing, editorial, production, typesetting, printing, paper, binding, shipping, web-hosting, and archiving. However authors pay no publication fees as well as the costs of any color figure/illustration in a print edition to American Scientific Publishers whatsoever, therefore, publisher is doing all services to authors free of costs and/or at fractional costs, hence, publisher is not obligated to provide any hard/softcopies of journal issue and/or research article to anyone whatsoever. Authors may download pdf file of their published papers from Ingenta after paying fractional costs. If authors require a hardcopy of the journal issue having their research articles then authors may also purchase hardcopies of the journal issue or subscribe to the journal by contacting the publisher. No free hard/softcopies of journal issue and/or research article are provided. On the other hand, if authors want to support the journal by paying full manuscript processing fees plus all costs of color figures/illustrations/photos in a print edition through their research grants or affiliated institutions, then publisher will provide hardcopy of journal issue or pdf file of his/her research article after receiving a full payment. American Scientific Publishers highly appreciate for author's kind understanding and support. ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND COPYEDITING It is sole responsibility of the authors to submit their final accepted manuscript in correct English language, free of all typographical/grammatical errors to meet high publishing standards. All authors from non-English language countries should get their final accepted manuscripts copyedited by professional copyediting services at author's own expense. All copyediting services are fully paid for and arranged by the authors. Manuscripts will be processed for publication on a condition that authors submit a certificate of proof along with their final accepted manuscript. A list of professional copyediting editing services can be found below. 1. American Journal Experts (www.aje.com) 2. BioMed Proofreading LLC (www.biomedproofreading.com/index.htm) 3. Editage (www.editage.com) 4. International Science Editing Ltd. (www.internationalscienceediting.com) 5. ScienceDocs Inc.(www.sciencedocs.com) 6. SciTechEdit International (www.scitechedit.com) 7. Stallard Scientific Editing (www.stallardediting.com) 8. Textcheck (www.textcheck.com) 9. Write Science Right (www.writescienceright.com/index.html)


			COMMUNICATIONS: Highest priority will be given to the communications reporting important new scientific and technological findings. Rapid publication is provided for concise and up-to-date reports. These articles should not exceed three-four published pages. No section headings should be used for these short communications.


			RESEARCH ARTICLES:Full length papers that report original research work on new ideas in any fields of science, engineering and medicine.

			REVIEW ARTICLES: The state-of-the-art review articles with author's short biography and photo are published. Reviews are limited to a maximum length of 30-50 journal pages (100-150 manuscript pages) having more than 200 references. It is authors' responsibility to obtain written copyright permissions to reproduce any copyright materials from other sources. Authors are advised to cite proper references in figure/tables captions of all previously published figures/tables/illustrations including their own published work and obtain copyright permissions from appropriate publishers and authors.

			TYPING: All manuscripts must be in English, typed double-spaced throughout (including footnotes, references, tables, legends) on 8.5" x 11" or A4 white paper leaving at least 1 inch left hand margin.
			INTRODUCTORY MATERIAL: The first page of the manuscript should have a concise title limited to about 15 words and the names of all authors, complete mailing address for correspondence, telephone, fax numbers and email address. Please indicate with an asterisk (*) the author to whom correspondence regarding the manuscript should be directed.
			ABSTRACT: All manuscripts must contain an informative 350 words abstract explaining the essential contents of the work, key ideas and results.
			FIGURES: It is very important to supply high quality figures in a form suitable for reproduction. All figures, tables, illustrations, photographs should be prepared in such a way that they could be printed in a single column size with a width of 3 1/4 inches or 8.25 cm. Use 14 ARIAL BOLD font for legends and 11 ARIAL font for numbering/wordings in figures, use the same font for all figures. Only if absolutely necessary should figures/tables/photos occupy double columns. Each figure must be referred to in the text and will be printed in black and white unless otherwise instructed by the authors. Each Figure should be submitted on a separate sheet and marked with the name of the author, title of manuscript and figure number. All formulae and figures should be carefully drafted and never drawn freehand. High quality original figures and glossy prints of all photographs are required. Photocopies of the figures and photographs are not acceptable. High-resolution (600 dpi and better) images are required for production. All figures should be provided in high-resolution. Publisher will not do any additional artwork, redrawing or typesetting of figures.
			FIGURE CAPTIONS: Figure legends should be provided on a separate manuscript page. All abbreviations and symbols used in the figures should be explained, except for standard abbreviations or otherwise previously defined in the preceding text.
			FREE COLOR PRINTING: Color illustrations are most welcome by the journal as they are effective in conveying complex images, graphs and photographs. Free color printing at the publisher's discretion, will provide an opportunity to publish color figures/illustrations in online and print edition at NO COST to the authors. Therefore authors are encouraged to submit illustrations in color where ever necessary for their scientific significance. PHOTOGRAPHS: Half-tone illustrations should be supplied as clear, glossy, unmounted prints. The author's name, title of manuscript and figure number should be written on the back.
			TABLES: Each table must be referred to in the text. Each table should be typed double-spaced on a separate sheet and identified sequentially by Arabic numerals corresponding to the order in which they appear in the text. Each table should have a brief explanatory title, which should be labeled unambiguously. The position of each table should be clearly marked in the text.

			UNITS:Internationally accepted units of measurement must be used. The units of measurement are used in conjunction with their numerical values; the units should be abbreviated as suggested below. If more commonly used units are adopted, conversion factors should be given at their first occurrence. Greek symbols may be used.

			%, ºC, nm, µm (not m), mm, cm, cm3, m, h (or hr), min, s (or sec), µg, mg, g (or gm), kg, cal, kcal, in. (or write out inch), ml [write out liter(s)].

			The Medline style guide can be used as a general reference on matter of units, grammar and formatting.

			ABBREVIATIONS: No abbreviations are allowed in the title and abstract and should be defined the first time they are used within the text. The "American Journal of Robotic Surgery" should be abbreviated as Am. J. Robotic Surg. the reference citation purpose.

			FORMATS FOR ONLINE SUBMISSION: Authors are advised to convert all text/figures/tables from Microsoft Word, Excel, or PowerPont formats to a single PDF file and submit the manuscript as a single file (title/affiliations/abstarct/keywords/text/references/figures/tables) in a PDF format. All submitted figure images must have resolutions of at least 300 dpi.

			Authors are advised to use these formatting guidelines. Manuscripts that do not follow the preparation guidelines may be returned to the authors.

			ORGANIZATION OF MANUSCRIPT: The manuscript should be organized in the following sequence and submitted as a single file. TITLE: The title should be brief, precise and informative to deliver the main objective of the research paper. AFFILIATIONS AND EMAIL: Complete affiliations of all authors of a research paper are required including their department, university/company, city, zipcode, and country. Corresponding authors should include their emails for sending proofs. ABSTRACT:* A single paragraph contains fewer than 350 words. The goal of the abstract is to provide a very brief background of research work accomplished and reporting of significant experimental results. No reference citation in the abstract. KEYWORDS: Include 5-6 important keywords related to research topic. INTRODUCTION: The Introduction should present the importance of present studies in providing significance to answer previously unresolved question. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Information of materials and method should be described in order to be clear to the readers for understanding the data presentation in the paper. No supplemental section allowed, make all extra information a part of manuscript. RESULTS: The results should present concise data logically. Use divided subheadings to establish the logical sequence if necessary. DISCUSSION: The discussion should be brief and comprehensive. Emphasis should be on the discussing the novelty of the studies and establishing a new hypothesis or model on the basis of the studies. CONCLUSION: Summarize all important accomplishments achieved. CONFLICT OF INTEREST: Authors should state if there is any conflict of interest whatsoever. If there is none then authors should write "There is no conflict of interest". In case, no information was provided by authors whatsoever then by signing the Copyright Transfer Agreement, authors agree that publisher is allowed to include "The authors declared no conflict of interest". ACKNOWLEDGMENTS: List of funding resources can be listed. These should be brief and placed at the end of the text before the references LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS: All abbreviations used in the abstract/text should be defined where first used, or a list of abbreviations may be included in the end before references. Do not use abbreviations in the research paper's title.

			REFERENCES AND NOTES: All references should be in the proper format on a separate page and written by author's name and year in an order [Lee, 1993] in the text and list in the alphabetical order in the reference section. Do not use abstracts and websites as references. References to papers accepted but not yet published should be designated as "in press". Information from manuscripts submitted but not accepted should be cited in the text as "unpublished observations" with written permission from the source. Avoid citing a "personal communication" unless it provides essential information not available from a public source. For scientific articles, authors should obtain written permission and confirmation of accuracy from the source of a personal communication. Journal title should be used in abbreviations. The full journal title and their abbreviations can be found at http://www.bioscience.org/atlases/jourabbr/list.htm. The references should be arranged in an alphabetical order (authors, years if same authors are repeated) at the end of text. The title of research article should be included in the references; journal title should be given in italics. The references must be verified by the authors against the original documents. References should be listed in the Harvard Style of Referencing. 1. Journal Article Lee, H. C. (1993). Potentiation of calcium- and caffeine-induced calcium release by cyclic ADP-ribose. J. Biol. Chem. 268, 293-299. Sarkar, A. B. and Kochack, G. M. (2005). HPLC analysis of aliphatic and aromatic dicarboxylic acid cross-linkers hydrolyzed from carbohydrate polyesters for estimation of the molar degree of substitution. Carbohydr. Polym. 59, 305-312. 2. Book Reference Nalwa, H. S., Ed. (2005). Handbook of Nanostructured Biomaterials and Their Applications in Nanobiotechnology, Vol. 1-2, (Los Angeles, USA: American Scientific Publishers). 3. Chapter in a Book Schalkhammer, T. (2004). Bionanodevices. In: Encyclopedia of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, vol. 1, H. S. Nalwa, Ed. (Los Angeles, USA: American Scientific Publishers), pp.329-360. 4. Conference Proceedings Kimura, J. and Shibasaki, H., Eds. (1995). Recent advances in clinical neurophysiology. Proceedings of the 10th International Congress of EMG and Clinical Neurophysiology, October 15-19; Kyoto, Japan. 5. Conference Paper Bengtsson, S. and Solheim, B. G. (1992). Enforcement of data protection, privacy and security in medical informatics. In: MEDINFO 92. Proceedings of the 7th World Congress on Medical Informatics; K. C. Lun, P. Degoulet, T. E. Piemme, and O. Rienhoff, Eds. 1992 September 6-10; Geneva, Switzerland. (Amsterdam; Netherlands: North-Holland). pp.1561-1565. 6. Scientific Report Field, M. J., Tranquada, R.E., and Feasley, J.C., Eds. (1995). Health services research: work force and educational issues. Contract No.: AHCPR282942008. Sponsored by the Agency for Health Care Policy and Research (Washington, USA: National Academy Press) 7. Dissertation Kaplan, S. J. (1995). Post-hospital home health care: the elderly's access and utilization [dissertation]. Washington University (St. Louis, USA). 8. Patent Larsen, C. E., Trip, R. and Johnson C. R. (1995). Methods for procedures related to the electrophysiology of the heart. U.S. Patent 5,529,067, Jun 25. The names of all authors must be included in a reference. Do not use the phrases "et al." and "ibid." in the reference section. Do not use "website address" as a reference. Journal abbreviations should follow the MEDLINE style.

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OFFPRINTS: Authors may order offprints of articles with a minimum of 100 from American Scientific Publishers (ASP) prior to publication. An order form accompanying the page proofs will be sent directly to the corresponding author (*). Please return your offprint order form with the page proofs.

ELECTRONIC SUBMISSION: Upon acceptance of the manuscript for publication, authors should submit to the publisher a single file in MS WORD format (title/authors/affiliations/abstract/keywords/text/references/captions/figures/tables) containing the final version of the manuscript with a signed Copyright Transfer Agreement. The preferred medium is Windows/MS-DOS or Macintosh having MS Word file or TeX. We are also able to accept line artwork/graphics if you supply us the source files to enables us to modify the artwork as required for the journal format.
NIH FUNDED RESEARCH: The authors of research articles related to NIH grants have the right to provide a copy of the final manuscript to NIH after manuscript acceptance for publication for public archiving in PubMed Central which is 12 months after publication in American Journal of Robotic Surgery. Please note that only the accepted author's final version of the manuscript may be used for NIH related funding archiving, not the PDF file of the published article. Publisher will not provide any pdf file of published article to NIH or authors.




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