Ethical Principles and Publication Policy

Editorial and publication processes of the journal, International Medical Journals Editorial Board (ICMJE), World Medical Editors Association (WAME), Science Editors Council (CSE), Publication Ethics Board (COPE), European Association of Science Editors (EASE) and National Information Standards organization ( It is carried out in accordance with NISO) guidelines. The journal complies with the Principles of Transparency and Best Practices in Academic Publishing (doaj.org/bestpractice). ORCID ID is requested from all authors during article submission. The ID can be obtained free of charge from http://orcid.org .

Publication ethics:
In experimental, clinical and investigational drug studies and some case reports, study protocols have been approved by the Ethics Committee in accordance with international agreements (Helsinki Declaration, 2013 revised Guidelines for the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals - https://www.nap.edu/catalog/5140.html/). must be approved. If necessary, Ethics Committee reports or official documents may be requested from the authors. In the articles in which the experimental study results are reported, it should be stated that all patients were informed in detail about the treatments and informed consent was obtained from each patient. In animal studies, it should be clearly stated that the necessary precautions are taken to prevent the suffering of the subjects. Ethics Committee approval and Ethics Committee number confirming that consent was obtained from the patients should be stated in the Patients and Methods section of the article. It is the author's responsibility to protect and not disclose the personal information of patients. In case of using images that may reveal the identity of the patient, a signed document should be obtained from the patient himself or his legal representative.

Plagiarism:
Whether intentional or not, plagiarism is a serious violation. It is considered plagiarism if the article is similar to another work without reference. If there is evidence of plagiarism before or after the article is accepted or published, the author is given an opportunity to disprove. If the discussions with the author are not satisfactory, the article is withdrawn and the article is not allowed to be republished within a period determined by the responsible Editor(s). The journal uses plagiarism scanning software to scan all articles and verify the originality of the content before publication.

Rules to be followed in preparing the article
Articles and all figures, tables and photographs related to the article should be sent online via the internet.

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