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JUNE - SEPTEMBER 2010 PUBLICATIONS

Clinical significance of the isolation of Staphylococcus epidermidis from bone biopsy in diabetic foot osteomyelitis
by Javier Aragón-Sánchez et al. (Published: 27 August 2010)

The role of an extended medial column arthrodesis for Charcot midfoot neuroarthropathy
by Claire M. Capobianco et al. (Published: 1 June 2010)

Ten years of a multidisciplinary diabetic foot team approach in Sao Paulo, Brazil
by Fábio Batista et al. (Published: 1 June 2010)

Reverse flow digital artery pedicle flap for closure of diabetic forefoot ulceration
by Crystal L. Ramanujam and Thomas Zgonis (Published: 1 June 2010)

Inaugural Editorial
by Thomas Zgonis (Published: 1 June 2010)


Diabetic Foot & Ankle (DFA)
is a peer-reviewed international Open Access journal created as a forum for the dissemination of information on the latest advances pertinent to diabetic foot and ankle pathology and its related areas of prevention, clinical care, pathophysiology, epidemiology, and surgical and cardiovascular management.

Target groups: The journal is essential to all educators, researchers, clinicians, and other health care professionals engaged in patients with diabetes mellitus.

Scope: Manuscripts on any aspect of diabetic foot and ankle research will be considered for publication.

DFA welcomes:
  • Clinical research articles on all aspects of diabetic foot and ankle care and management.
  • Preclinical research articles presenting theoretical or experimental knowledge contributing to the development of new treatments of diabetic foot and ankle.
  • Review articles presenting the state-of-the-art of important aspects of diabetic foot and ankle care and management.
  • Case reports presenting unique cases of diabetic foot and ankle pathology and treatment.
  • Trend articles presenting new ideas or early-stage promising research.
  • Perspectives allowing for personal points of views or experiences [invited].
  • Letters to the Editor debating articles published in the journal.
 WHY PUBLISH WITH DFA?

Open AccessDFA is free from all access barriers, allowing for the widest possible global dissemination of your work, leading to more citations.

Double blind peer review process – all articles reviewed by at least two peers, with no risk of bias.

Rapid publication process – upon acceptance of an article, authors can expect the paper to be online and citable within 3-4 weeks.

Retain copyright authors retain the non-commercial copyright to their own article; you are free to disseminate your work, make unlimited copies, deposit it in any repository, and more.

Personal serviceDFA is published by a small yet global Open Access scholarly publisher dedicated to providing excellent service to authors.

No publication fee – publishing of an article in DFA does not incur any charges to the author. The journal is supported by unrestricted educational grants from several sponsors.

Easy online submission – simply click on the ‘Submit Manuscript’ button, register yourself as an author, submit your paper and follow its progression.

Comply with archiving policies – authors can deposit any version of their manuscript in any required repository or archive, or post articles to their personal or institutional website.

Announcements

 

Your views on open access publishing are needed!

 
The SOAP Project (Study of Open Access Publishing project, financed by the European Commission) is currently conducting an online survey to assess researchers’ experiences with open access publishing.  
Posted: 2010-06-17 More...
 

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Posted: 2010-06-01 More...
 

Diabetic Foot & Ankle is now open for submissions

 
Diabetic Foot & Ankle is now open for submissions. You are welcome to discuss proposed papers with the Chief Editor prior to submission.  
Posted: 2010-05-31 More...
 
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Diabetic Foot & Ankle ISSN 2000-625X

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