Thieme Launches Major New Monthly Publication: "Journal of Neurological Surgery"
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JNLS is at the forefront in its approach providing a full 360-degree overview of the latest clinical and experimental findings and the new technologies and surgical innovations.” Veit Rohde (Goettingen, Germany), Editor in Chief, JNLS-A.It brings together all the different multi-disciplinary perspectives from surgeons specializing in surgical procedures of the skull base.” “Journal of Neurological Surgery provides a basis for true collaboration throughout the discipline, fostering and propelling progress and innovation worldwide.” Dennis Kraus (New York, USA), Co-Editor in Chief JNLS-B In addition to the twelve issues of JNLS-A and JNLS-B, print subscribers receive two archival print issues of “Journal of Neurological Surgery Reports,” encompassing case reports published on an open-access, author-fee based model.The journal serves the specialties that collaborate to improve outcomes for patients with skull base diseases, which are otorhinolaryngology, neurosurgery, neuroradiology, head & neck, plastics and maxillo-facial surgery.It brings together all the different multi-disciplinary perspectives from surgeons specializing in surgical procedures of the skull base.”“Journal of Neurological Surgery provides a basis for true collaboration throughout the discipline, fostering and propelling progress and innovation worldwide.” Dennis Kraus (New York, USA), Co-Editor in Chief JNLS-BIn addition to the twelve issues of JNLS-A and JNLS-B, print subscribers receive two archival print issues of “Journal of Neurological Surgery Reports,” encompassing case reports published on an open-access, author-fee based model.To learn more about this exciting and groundbreaking new journal from Thieme, please visit: www.thieme.com/jnls.Notes to editors:About “Central European Neursosurgery/Zentralblatt für Neurochirurgie”“Central European Neurosurgery/Zentrablatt für Neurochirurgie” first appeared in 1936 and is one of the oldest neurosurgical journals to have been continuously published.The journal serves the specialties that collaborate to improve outcomes for patients with skull base diseases, which are otorhinolaryngology, neurosurgery, neuroradiology, head & neck, plastics and maxillo-facial surgery.