期刊名称：VLAAMS DIERGENEESKUNDIG TIJDSCHRIFT
 期刊简介(About the journal)
投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)
编辑部信息(Editorial Board)
About the journal
The Vlaams Diergeneeskundig Tijdschrift or Flemish Veterinary Journal is a bimonthly published scientific journal (six issues per year) which presents mainly clinical topics and addresses itself to two very different types of public: the local Dutch speaking veterinarians in Belgium and the Netherlands and the international veterinary, agricultural and biomedical research community. Each issue contains different scientific papers in English, and in Dutch with an English abstract. Reviews on clinical issues are normally published in Dutch only. The journal is covered by Current Contents, Web of Science, and other indexing services. Ann Van Soom, editor-in-chief.
Instructions to Authors
Submission
The Vlaams Diergeneeskundig Tijdschrift publishes original papers, case reports, reviews and short communications. Papers, case reports and short communications can be submitted in English or Dutch. Except for highly specialized topics, reviews are published in Dutch only. The manuscripts are submitted attached to e-mail (nadia.eeckhout@UGent.be). The text should be typed with double spacing.
Each manuscript is reviewed by two independent referees. The result of this review will be communicated to the author by the editor within one month after submission of the manuscript. Articles provisionally accepted for publication are definitively accepted only once the author has made the suggested corrections or has justified why certain corrections are not made.
The final version should be provided via e-mail to the editor of the journal. By sending the manuscript, the authors give the journal authority to publish it.
The author agrees with the reuse and distribution of his work
Op dit werk is een Creative Commons Licentie van toepassing.
All texts in English are to be revised by a professional native English speaking editor. The journal will provide this service, unless the authors prove that this has already been done before submission. The costs, which largely depend on the length of the article and the quality of the English in which it is submitted, will be charged by the English editor of our journal to the authors or their affiliations.
Content and structure
Authors are strongly advised to consult a recent issue of the journal before, during and after writing the manuscript.
Type font: Times New Roman, Type size: 12
Title: in bold
Add line and page numbers.
Article in Dutch: Dutch title (in bold) with an English title below (in italics). Reviews in Dutch do not require an English title below.
Article in English: English title (in bold) and title in Dutch below (in italics).
First initial(s) and last name of each author (printed in regular type font).
Name of the department or institution, with full postal address (printed in regular type font).
E-mail address
Abstract
This should not exceed 5% of the article length, with a maximum of 150 words. Specifically mention all main items as concisely as possible and avoid nonessential statements.
Introduction
A brief summary of the state-of-the-art of the topic in the literature, followed by clear concise statements of the hypothesis and the aim of the investigation.
Materials and Methods
An objective description without superfluous data.
Results
Arranged in a logical manner, clearly presented, sufficiently detailed.
Discussion
Sufficiently elaborated. No repetition of results.
“Results” and “Discussion” can in some cases be merged into a single section to avoid repetition, especially when the article is short.
Acknowledgements (when appropriate).
Literature references in the text are given as follows: last name of the author(s) and the year of publication, e.g. “… that has previously been shown (Brown, 1975; Brown and Ellis, 1975 ; Brown et al., 1975)" or "Brown (1975) demonstrated that ...". Hence, no number indications are allowed within the text. Multiple references must be arranged in chronological order.
In the literature list, references should be written as: last name of the author(s), first initials, year in parentheses, title of the article, name of the journal (in italics), volume (in italics), pages.
Example:
Allan W.R., Rowson L.E. (1973). Control of the mare's oestrus cycle by prostaglandins. Journal of Reproduction and Fertility 33, 539-543.
References to books should mention the name and location of the publisher. References to specific chapters in books are as follows: the author(s) of the chapter, year of publication, title of the chapter. “In:”, the name(s) of the editor(s), “(editors)”. Title of the book (in italics), edition and volume (if more than one), name and location of the publisher, pages.
Example:
Tripathi R.C. (1974). Comparative physiology and anatomy of the aqueous outflow pathway. In: Dawson H. and Graham L.T. (editors). The Eye, 2nd. ed., Vol. 5, Academic Press, New York, p. 163-336.
References should be classified alphabetically by the last name of the first author. Several articles of the same (first) author, or the same authors (if only two) in the same year are listed as a, b, c, etc., both in the text and the literature list (e.g. 1999a).
A personal communication should be mentioned in the text as: (first initial(s) + last name, “personal communication”, year).
Example:
(W.R. Allan, personal communication, 1988). This should not be included in the reference list.
For references without a known author, please write: Anonymous, year.
In the literature list: Anonymous (year). Title. Source (where the data can be found).
Additional remarks
Ethical committee: in the case of investigations involving the use of experimental animals, the manuscript may be subject to evaluation by the Ethical Committee of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine. Therefore, authors are advised to obtain the approval of this committee and to mention this fact when submitting the manuscript.
Reviews: Reviews should not exceed 20 typed pages, and the number of references is to be limited. An excessively long reference list will be replaced by the text:
“An extended literature list can be obtained from the authors.”
Figures en tables: the graphics of figures and tables, which must be submitted as separate files, should be highly contrastive so as to maximize legibility.
The titles and texts of figures should be presented together on separate pages. The number of tables and figures should be kept to the bare minimum that is required.
Tables: authors are strongly advised to consult a recent issue of the journal.
If possible, the figures should fit within the dimensions of the journal lay-out, (i.e. two columns: 18 x 25.5 cm; 1 column: 8.3 x 25.5 cm). For figures that need to be reduced to fit within the layout dimensions, make sure that the letters, numbers and symbols are large enough to be easily read after reduction.
Printed figures are to be labelled on the back side: figure number, name of the first author and an arrow indicating the upper side. Digital images are to be saved in JPEG, TIFF or Bitmap. PowerPoint images can not be processed. The images can be submitted either by Email or on CD.
Abbreviations: avoid abbreviations in titles. The first time an abbreviation is used, it should be preceded by the plain written term.
It is advised to use the official anatomical nomenclature (Nomina Anatomica Veterinaria, 1983).
The Vlaams Diergeneeskundig Tijdschrift is covered by Web of Science, Current Contents and others.
Editorial Board
Editor-in-Chief and Publisher: Aart de Kruif
Coordination and editorial office: Nadia Eeckhout
Editorial board: P. Bols, C. Burvenich, P. De Backer, S. Daminet, P. Deprez, L. Devriese, R. Ducatelle, K. Houf, G. Janssens, I. Polis, J. Saunders, P. Simoens, M. Steenhaut, L. Van Ham, F. Van Immerseel, A. Van Soom, A. Van Zeveren, J. Vercruysse
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