期刊名称：ZEITSCHRIFT FUR ORTHOPADIE UND UNFALLCHIRURGIE
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编辑部信息(Editorial Board)
About the journal
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Zeitschrift f榛縊rthop閶巌e und Unfallchirurgie
Instructions to Authors
Zeitschrift f榛縊rthop閶巌e und Unfallchirurgie is the official organ of the German Society for Orthopaedics and Orthopaedic Surgery, appearing six times per year, publishing vital studies on all fields of orthopaedics, orthopaedic surgery and trauma surgery through original articles, reviews, case reports and refreshers.
Every manuscript received is subject to double blinded peer review by two independent and anonymous referees before a decision is made regarding acceptance, rejection, or return for revision. Only papers that are of the highest scientific quality, concisely written, not previously published or submitted for publication elsewhere and consistent with the Instructions for Authors can be accepted. The authors are responsible for the contents of their contribution.
General Policy
The language of publication is German, but in exceptional cases English manuscripts are accepted for publication additionally. In any case, manuscript title, abstract and keywords are published in both languages. A clear, easily comprehensible style will enhance the value of the manuscript and give it a high readability score. Manuscripts which do not meet acceptable language standards will be returned to authors. The journal reserves the right to edit the language of accepted papers for clarity and correctness and to make formal changes to ensure compliance wit the style of Zeitschrift f榛縊rthop閶巌e und Unfallchirurgie. Authors have the opportunity to review any such changes in the proofs.
Submission of manuscripts to Zeitschrift f榛縊rthop閶巌e und Unfallchirurgie implies that it represents original research not previously published and that it is not being considered or submitted for publication elsewhere. The copyright is expected to be held by the corresponding author.
The corresponding author must declare that the manuscript is submitted to the Zeitschrift f榛縊rthop閶巌e und Unfallchirurgie on behalf of all authors. In the case of clinical or experimental studies with human subjects the study protocol has to be approved by an ethical committee. Copyright is transferred to the publisher upon acceptance of the manuscript in accordance with existing legislation. Submission of a manuscript signifies acceptance of the journal's Instructions for Authors.
Types of Manuscripts
Authors are invited to submit the following manuscript types for publication: original article, review, case report, refresher, letter to the editor, book review and personalia.
- Original articles: present the results of original research in the form of a full-length study and should not exceed 8 typewritten pages, excluding abstracts in German and English (each not exceeding 2500 characters), 3-5 keywords in German and English, Figures, Tables and at most 30 references.
- Case reports should be limited to 3 typewritten pages, excluding abstracts in German and English (each not exceeding 375 characters), 3-5 keywords in German and English, Figures, Tables and at most 5 references.
- Refresher: special instructions for authors on request.
- Letter to the editor: at most 1 typewritten page.
- Book review: at most 1 typewritten page.
- Personalia: at most 30 lines.
One typewritten page contains ~ 1800 characters.
Submission of Manuscripts
Manuscripts can be submitted electronically to
http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/zorthop
or via the link
http://www.thieme.de/fz/zfou.
In case of problems or questions concerning the submission of manuscripts, please contact Mr. Sommer at the Editorial Office (phone +49-241-767 65 or email Sommer.W@t-online.de). In addition you can contact the Zeitschrift f榛縊rthop閶巌e und Unfallchirurgie Helpdesk (email Helpdesk.ZOrthop@thieme.de) or download the "Author's Guide for Submission of a Manuscript" as a pdf document, which you will find on the starting page of the online submission system under the link "Instructions & Forms".
Please note: The author submitting the manuscript will be corresponding author.
To submit a manuscript, please follow the instructions in the online submission system.
In the first 4 steps of the submission process, please enter all relevant information about the manuscript, consisting of the manuscript type, the title in German and English (no more than 300 characters), the mini-abstract in German (no more than 450 characters) and the abstract in German and English (no more than 5000 letters), 3-5 key words, the co-authors' contact details and a cover letter. Please answer the questions in step 4 accordingly.
Please be sure to indicate the correct e-mail address of all co-authors as their account will be created based on their e-mail address. Only manuscripts with correct e-mail addresses of all co-authors can be accepted. Please indicate the corresponding author of your manuscript.?/p>
In step 5 please upload the main document and - if applicable - figures, tables and supplemental files (for peer review or not for peer review). Please note that all these files have to be uploaded separately. Please do not integrate abstract, figures, tables, etc. in the main document. Since all files will automatically be combined into a single PDF and HTML document for peer review please designate the order in which your files appear by using the dropdowns in the order column.
CAVE: To ensure a double blinded peer review, please do not include any authors' names, institutions and addresses, any patient information or the acknowledgments in the main document. The acknowledgements can be entered in a separate text box in step 4. Please do not create a cover page. All author information is gathered and saved during submission process.
If you submit a revision, please include only the latest set of files and delete the previously submitted files. Please use the MS Word "track changes" function to indicate the changes you have made in reference to your original submission.
Structure of Manuscripts
Original articles, case reports and reviews should contain the following sections: abstract, mini-abstract, main document as well as figures and tables, if applicable.
Abstract: The abstract should be confined to essentials (methods preferred, results obtained) and be structured in aim, methods, results and conclusions.
Keywords: The 3-5 keywords should characterize your study precisely.
Special value is placed on a concise and clearly written summary and on the keywords since they form the bases for searches in international databases.
Mini-abstract: The mini-abstract appears in the context. Therefore, it should be concisely written, not exceeding 30 words.
Main document: The main document should consist of introduction, patients/material and methods, results, discussion, conclusion, acknowledgements (to be added in the appropriate text box during the submission process) and references. The paper should be well organized and subdivided clearly into sections. Subheadings in the materials, results and discussion sections improve the readability. Figure and table legends should be listed at the end of the main document.
Please use common text processors, such as Microsoft Word or Word Perfect and save your files as *.doc, *.txt or *.rtf. If possible, please use the endnote function of your word processor to insert notes into your manuscript. You can download the suitable Endnote Output Styles at ftp://support.isiresearchsoft.com/pub/pc/styles/endnote4/
Zeits%20fur%20Orthopadie.ens for Endnote 8 and newer.
Introduction: The background of the questions examined in the paper should be introduced to the general reader. It should therefore concisely summarize the purpose of the study and the rationale of the hypothesis tested or clinical questions examined. Only important references should be quoted.
Patients/Material and Methods: The methodology should be described with enough details to be fully understandable for the reader. When referring to previous papers using the same method, the description of methodology can be abbreviated but should still be comprehensible. In clinical studies the type of study (prospective, retrospective, randomized, cohort, etc.) should be detailed and it should be clearly stated whether the patient group consisted of a consecutive series or which inclusion and exclusion criteria have been used.
Results: This section should precisely report the results thereby avoiding annotations and comparisons to previous own or foreign results. Tables and figures are useful and should contribute towards a better understanding of the text.
Discussion: The main findings of the study should be emphasized, commented and discussed with respect to other results reported in the literature; including any potential weakness of the study.
Conclusion: The reader should be informed in a few sentences briefly and concisely about the major results of the study.
Acknowledgements and grant information: Financial support should be stated. To ensure a double blinded peer review, please do not include the acknowledgements in the main document. They can be entered in a separate text box in step 4 of the submission process.
References should be restricted to the most important and recent papers and should be numbered consecutively in alphabetical order by author following the Vancouver style (see below). If several works of one author are listed they should be arranged in chronological order. Please specify references in text, tables, and legends by Arabic numerals in square brackets referring to the respective numbers in the list of references. If authors are mentioned in the text, only the first author should be given followed by et al. whenever the reference has three or more authors. In the numbered reference list at the end of the text the name of the author(s) should be followed by the full title of the paper, the name of the journal in which it has been published (abbreviations according to Index Medicus), year of publication, volume, first and last page.
Articles in journals:
1 Unglaub F, Kall S, Reiter A, Hahn P. Tendovaginosis stenosans - was n榛穤t die Injektionstherapie Z Orthop Unfallchir 2007; 145: 15-18
Chapters from books have to be cited as follows: author(s), title of chapter, editor(s), title of book, edition, place of publication: publisher; year of publication; first and last page of the chapter.
Chapters in books:
2 Martini AK. Spezielle operative Verfahren an der Hand. In: Ewerbeck V, Wentzensen A. Standardverfahren in der operativen Orthop閶巌e und Unfallchirurgie. 2. Aufl. Stuttgart: Thieme, 2004: 83-102
Articles in press (accepted for publication) at the time of submission of your manuscript have to be designated "in press" at the end of the reference. Abstracts should only be cited if published in a scientific journal and have to be marked with "abstr" followed by the page number. Manuscripts which have been submitted but not yet accepted, unpublished data or personal communications should not be mentioned in the references but indicated in the text.
Figures:The editors and publishers make every effort to publish your submitted figures in maximum quality. Therefore it would be helpful to abide by the guidelines which are listed below.
If you have any questions concerning these guidelines please do not hesitate to contact the production manager stated in the masthead.
- each figure has to be uploaded separately (not embedded into the main document).
- entitle the files precisely and number the figures consecutively but independent of the tables
- indicate in the main document where the figures should appear
- file format and resolution:
halftone immages: *.eps, *.tif or *.jpg files /鐖塱nimal resolution: 300 dpi
line drawings:?.eps, *.tif or *.jpg /鐖塱nimal resolution: at least 800 dpi
save *.jpg files with the quality adjustment "high" or better "maximum".
- colour space: RGB or CMYK
- colour depth: 8-bit image
Please do not forget to enter the legends for the figures in the appropriate text box while uploading the files AND to include a list of all legends (figures and tables) on a separate page in the main document.
If you use figures from books or other journals, be sure to mention the accurate reference in the legend and to obtain the permission for reproduction.
Before publication of any illustration in which the patient may be recognized, the author of the article must provide the publisher with the patient's written consent to publication of the respective photograph. Appropriate standard letters for obtaining this consent are available on request from the publisher or can be downloaded from http://www.thieme.de/fz/zfou鐖憂der "Forms" in the left navigation bar. Please note that a black bar placed across the eyes may no longer be considered to be sufficient to preserve the patient's anonymity.
Magnification of histological figures should be indicated by a scale bar. The magnification should be stated in the legend.
Tables:
- each table has to be uploaded separately.
- entitle the files precisely and number the tables consecutively but independent of the figures
- indicate in the main document where the table should appear
- file format and resolution: *.doc or *.xls
General information
Revision: The corresponding author obtains recommendations from the reviewers for revision of the manuscript. Please directly respond to these comments when submitting your revision by referring to page and line numbers. Please indicate all changes made in the manuscript with the Microsoft Word "Track Changes" mode or through highlighting. Your manuscript should be revised within 12 weeks to be represented to the reviewers.
Proofs: Proofs will be sent by the publisher to the corresponding author as a PDF file with the request that they be returned immediately after correction. Close examination by the author is necessary as the author is solely responsible for the correctness of the manuscript approved for print. The publisher reserves the right to charge for extensive changes in the proof. After imprimatur by the author no further changes are possible.
Reprints as pdf:: The corresponding author will receive a pd file of the published article for his/her personal records and use. He/she is allowed to pass this file on to his/her co-authors for their personal use. Further rights for the handling and use of this pdf file are described in the documents accompanying the page proofs.
Copyright: All rights are held by the publishers, including the right to reproduce all or part of any publication.
Instructions to Authors
autorenhinweise.pdf
Editorial Board
Herausgeber
Verantwortlich f榛?die Originalien:
Prof. Dr. Fritz-Uwe Niethard, Aachen
Prof. Dr. Kuno Weise, T榛歩ngen
Kontakt Orthop閶巌e und Unfallchirurgie aktuell
Dr. med. R. Engelhardt, Zeppelinstra閬?58, 69121 Heidelberg, Tel.: 06221/5886820,
Fax: 06221/5886821
Verlag
Georg Thieme Verlag KG Stuttgart ?New York, R榛gerstra閬?14, 70469 Stuttgart,
Postfach 301120, 70451 Stuttgart,
Tel.: 0711/8931-900, Fax: 0711/8931-901
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E-mail: Christine.Volpp@thieme.de
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