1. Research Articles

Based on original empirical or secondary data using a defined research methodology.

Must contribute new knowledge to the field of journal.

Include a minimum 300-word abstract structured into: Objective, Methods, Results, and Conclusion, with 7–10 keywords.

Structure:

• Introduction
• Literature Review
• Methodology
• Results & Discussion
• Conclusion
• References, Tables, and Figure Legends

2. Review Articles

Based on secondary data relevant to the journal’s scope.

Provide a critical overview of a specific topic.

Include:

• 300-word abstract
• Relevant keywords
• Introduction to the topic
• Analytical discussion with appropriate visual aids
• Summary and conclusion
• Full references

3. Commentaries

Brief opinion pieces by subject matter experts discussing current advancements or developments.

Include:

• Title and abstract with keywords
• Direct analysis of the issue with optional figures/tables
• Conclusion and references

4. Case Studies

Present detailed reports of individual cases that provide new insights in topic Format:

• Cases and Methods section (describing the clinical issue and approach)
• Discussion
• Conclusion

5. Editorials

Short commentaries on recently published research or journal issues.

• Only accepted upon invitation from the editorial office.
• Must be submitted within three weeks of the invitation.

6. Letters to the Editor / Concise Communications

Commentaries on previously published articles.

• Must be concise and directly address issues or findings presented in the original article.
• No abstract or subheadings required.
• Should be submitted within six months of the article’s publication.

Copyrights

The journal retains the copyright and any extensions or renewals thereof worldwide. This includes, but is not limited to, the rights to publish, disseminate, transmit, store, translate, distribute, sell, republish, and use the contribution and its contents in both print and electronic formats, as well as in derivative works. These rights apply across all languages and media formats, now known or developed in the future. The journal also reserves the right to license or permit others to exercise these rights.