“Long-Term White Matter Changes after Severe Traumatic Brain Injury: A 5-Year Prospective Cohort,” published in AJNR’s January issue, has been cited as one of MDLinx’s Top Read Articles of 2014. This open-access study written by J. Dinkel, A. Drier, O.
AJNR has just released an open-access supplemental issue focused on Metabolic Brain Mapping. Guest Editor Pravat K. Mandal invited 6 Review Articles and 3 Original Research studies for this peer-reviewed overview of neurochemical and metabolic profiling of the brain through
Founded in 1980 by Juan M. Taveras, also the founder of the American Society of Neuroradiology, AJNR became the leading neuroimaging publication in the world, and continues to be so today. But since the establishment of AJNR Online, content published prior
We at AJNR were pleased by the response the announcement for our Editorial Fellowship elicited. From several applicants, Dr. Asim Choudhri of the University of Tennessee in Memphis was selected to serve as the second Editorial Fellow. Asim did his residency in radiology at
Senior Editor Portions of this post originally appeared in an editorial by Mauricio Castillo in the January 2014 issue. They have been reproduced here in modified form. As many of our readers may know by now, we are terribly saddened
The Editors of AJNR are pleased to announce the first annual Lucien Levy Best Research Article Award has been presented to “Potential Role of Preoperative Conventional MRI Including Diffusion Measurements in Assessing Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor Gene Amplification Status in
In June, 2015, Mauricio Castillo, MD, FACR, will complete an eight-year term as the Editor-in-Chief of the AJNR. He follows a short list of illustrious neuroradiologists, from Dr. Juan Taveras to Dr. Michael Huckman to Dr. Robert Quencer to Dr.
The article “China’s Publication Bazaar” published in a November issue of Science (Science 2013; 342: 1035-1039) reports on some troubling practices concerning scientific publication that are occurring in China where the pressure to publish in recognized journals is significant especially
AJNR welcomes properly designed randomized trials (EBM Level 1) and gives these manuscripts top priority at every stage of the review and publication process. The Journal is now offering expedited peer review and electronic publication within 4 weeks of final manuscript
The fellows and residents who have read out with me will tell you that the one (?!) thing never to put in a report is “clinical correlation required”; I want them to spell out specifically what it is that needs
