Aim of the Journal

The principal aim of the Journal of Surgical Radiology is to:

• Advance the understanding of how radiologic imaging technologies contribute to surgical diagnosis and therapy. 
• Provide a platform for original research, case reports, reviews, and clinical studies that explore cutting-edge radiologic applications in surgery. 
• Facilitate the dissemination of knowledge that improves clinical practice, patient outcomes, and integration of imaging with operative procedures.

Scope & Subjects Covered

The journal’s scope spans a range of topics where radiology and surgery intersect, including:

• Clinical imaging studies supporting surgical diagnosis and planning. 
• Research on image-guided surgical techniques, including minimally invasive procedures. 
• Case studies illustrating radiologic findings with surgical relevance. 
• Articles on complex anatomical imaging relevant to operative strategy and surgical education.