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2、刊内电话：020-83827812-10295

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4、出刊日期：季刊，逢季末月30日出版。

2025年8月19日星期二

《岭南心血管病杂志（英文版）》稿约

【微信公众号“岭南心血管病杂志”信息】

2017-06-02

South

China Journal of Cardiology publishes peer-reviewed articles on

cardiovascular disease, including original studies, experimental

investigation, review articles and letters. Manuscripts submitted to

this journal must not be under simultaneous consideration by any other

publication and should not have been publish elsewhere in substaneous

similar form. The letter of submission must be affirmed. A transfer of

copyright form to be signed by all authors to the South China Journal of

Cardiology should accompany all submitted articles. The journal will be

quarterly published. Manuscripts are welcome from anywhere in the

world.

Submission Methods

Manuscripts

can be submitted to the Editorial Office: South China Journal of

Cardiology, 96 Dong Chuan Road, Guangzhou 510100, China or

E-mail:scjoc@163.com

Manuscript Preparation

Manuscripts

must be submitted in English in triplicate (one original and two

copies) and typed double-spaced on A4 size white bone paper. This

applies to all parts of the manuscript, i.e. references, legends, etc.

Liberal margins should be left at the top and bottom, as well as the

sides. Except for editorials, images/ECG and letters, all manuscript

should be submitted in the following order: Title, Abstract, Text,

References, Tables, Legends, and Figures. Each paper, beginning with the

summary, should also include the senior author’s surname typed on the

upper, left-hand corner. The author should not make any changes in the

proofs except for corrections of editorial errors, if any, and/or

evaluate or comment about the products of a competitor. A commercial

name should not be part of a manuscript title. Finally, authors should

make no claims of priority manuscripts.

Title Page

Include full name(s), degree(s) and affiliation(s) of authors(s); list under file.

Name

of authors should begin with the family name (in capital letters) and

then the first name (first letter in capital letter, others in small

letters, combine each spelling with dash). Fill the names in Chinese in

the sign of aggregation, if the authors have Chinese namese. Only all

those with significant contribution to the article should be included.

Give a running title of 3 to 6 words.

At

the bottom of the page, include information of author’s hospital names,

corresponding author’s name, and E-mail. about grant, if applicable.

Add:”Address for reprint:..”, followed by full name, address, E-mail, telephone and fax numbers.

Abstract

Abstract should be after title page and numbered page 1.

The abstract should be structured: background, Methods, Results and Conclusions.

It should not exceed 250 words for major articles; case reports should have abstracts of no more than 100 words.

At the end of the abstract, provide a maximum of 6 key words suitable for indexing.

Abbreviations

should be kept to a minimum and must be explained when they first

appear; after first use, abbreviations alone may be used.

Standard abbreviations should be used for all measurements (SI units).

SI Units should be used with standard abbreviations (e.g. m, kg etc.)

Text

The text should follow the abstract and begin on a new page, as should References, Tables, and Legends.

Abbreviations not defined in the abstract should be explained when they first appear in the text.

References should be cited in numerical order, as should tables and figures.

References

Number in the order in which they appear in the text.

Abbreviate titles of periodicals according to the style of the Index Medicus.

Use the following style and punctuation for referenced.

Follow the format (arrangement, punctuation) shown below:

Periodicals

1.Lewis T.Paroxysmal tachycardia.  Heart 1909; 1:43-72.(if more than three authors, please use “et al.” after the third)

Books(edited by other authors of article)

2.Braunwald

E. The history. In Zipes D, Libby P, Bonow R O, et al(ed). Braunwald’s

Heart Disease, A Textbook of cardiovascular Medicine, Seventh Edition.

Philadephia, Pennsylvania, Elsevier Saunders, 2005, Ch. 7, P. 63-76

Books (identical author and editor)

3.Chung EK. Principles of Cardiac Arrhythmias. Baltimore, MD, Williams & Wilkins, 1977, pp. 97-188.

Tables

Tables should supplement, but not duplicate the text.

Tables should be numbered consecutively in order of appearance in the text.

Each table must be given an Arabic number and a title, placed at the top of the page.

Abbreviations

used in the table should be foot-noted and explained in the order in

which they appear in the table, if they have not been previously used.

Any material which is not self-explanatory should be foot-noted as well.

Legends

Be sure that legends and figures correspond.

Identify all abbreviation used in a figure at the end of each legend, if the abbreviation has not been used in the text.

Be sure abbreviations used for measurements are standard SI unit.

Figures

Submit either 3 black and white glossy prints or 2 prints and one photocopy, preferably of 13 cm × 18 cm (5” × 7”) size.

Digital version of figures with good resolution are preferred (format: JPEG, GIF, TIFF).

If

digital figures not available, submit 3 black and white glossy prints

preferably of 325px×450px (5"×7") size. On the back of each figure,

indicate number, senior author’s surname. Top of illustration; all of

this should be written lightly with soft, black pencil.

Submit written permission from publisher(s) for any figure which has been published previously.

Any

lettering or scale of measurement used in an illustration must be large

enough to be legible in the event of half-size reduction.

Do not send original art-work, X-ray, or ECGs.

Photographs

in which a patient or other person is identifiable must have written

permission from that person. The consent must state specifically what

the person is consenting to and what restrictions, if any, the person

has placed upon the publication of the photograph. All restrictions must

be strictly observed.

Color illustrations are costly and will be charged to the author.

Authors should inquire about cost from the publisher before submitting a color illustration.

Ethics

Published

studies on human subjects should indicate the nature of consent and the

approval of the institutional ethics committee if deemed appropriate.

In case of animal experiments, ethical approval must be en closed.

The

author is responsible for all material presented in a paper. The

journal disclaims all responsibility for such material. No product or

service advertised in this publication is guaranteed or warranted either

by the Editors or publisher. Neither the Editors nor publisher

guarantee any claim made by a manufacturer or an author in regard to a

product or service. If a trademark item is named, the name(s) and

address(es) of the manufacturer(s) or supplier(s), in addition to the

generic name, should be foot-noted.

Reprints are available. Ordering information can be obtained from the above address.