Kocatepe Medical Journal is a medical journal published in 1999. Clinical and experimental research articles, short reports, case reports, review articles, and letters to the editor in English or Turkish are accepted for publication. The publication principles of the journal are based on the principles of independent, unbiased, and double-blind refereeing. All submitted articles are evaluated by the relevant editor and at least two referees. ICMJE standards are observed in the evaluation of the articles. There is no fee for article submission and publishing. For printed magazine subscriptions, print permissions, reprints, and advertising, the magazine secretariat should be consulted.
The e-ISSN of Kocatepe Medical Journal has changed. The former E-ISSN is 2149-7869 and the current e-ISSN is 3061-9904. We would like to present the change for the attention of all interested parties.
INDEXING: The Journal is indexed by TUBITAK-ULAKBIM TR Index, Turkiye Citation Index, Index Copernicus, and Google Scholar.
NOTE: TR Index Journal Evaluation Criteria to be applied in 2019 have been updated. Due to these criteria, it has become a mandatory criterion to include the ORCID information of the author (s) in articles submitted since January 2019.
The average time during which the preliminary assessment of manuscripts is conducted : 7 days
The average time during which the reviews of manuscripts are conducted : 30 days
The average time in which the article is published : 250 days
These data are updated periodically every 4 months.
You can contact the editor and the secretariat for sending articles and other questions and problems.
Review
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TÜP TORAKOSTOMİ SONRASI GELİŞEN VOKAL KORD PARALİZİSİCase Report
Amniyon Sıvı Embolisi: Olgu SunumuResearch Article
Mevcut Periodontal Durumun İn Vitro Fertilizasyon Tedavisi Üzerine Etkisinin DeğerlendirilmesiResearch Article
Relationship Between De Ritis Score and Radial Artery Stenosis in Patients Undergoing Coronary Angiography via the Transradial Access