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In September, Prof. Hausegger would like to highlight the following articles: 

Outcome of Transarterial Radioembolization in the Treatment of Hepatocellular Carcinoma: Glass Versus Resin Microsphere

Gyoung Min Kim, Do Young Kim, Jong Yun Won, Sungmo Moon, Seung Up Kim & Beom Kyung Kim 

Glass or Resin: The Ends Justify the Means?

Jin Woo Choi 

Transarterial Radioembolization (TARE) Global Practice Patterns: An International Survey by the Cardiovascular and Interventional Radiology Society of Europe (CIRSE)

Grace Keane, Marnix Lam, Arthur Braat, Rutger Bruijnen, Nathalie Kaufmann, Hugo de Jong & Maarten Smits 

Commentary on: Transarterial Radioembolization (TARE) Global Practice Patterns: An International Survey by the Cardiovascular and Interventional Radiology Society of Europe (CIRSE)

Irene Bargellini, Roberto Iezzi, Cristina Mosconi, Carlo Spreafico & Laura Crocetti 

Detection of Endoleak after Endovascular Aortic Repair through Deep Learning Based on Non-contrast CT

Qingqi Yang, Jinglang Hu, Yingqi Luo, Dongdong Jia, Nuo Chen, Chen Yao & Ridong Wu 

Commentary: Detection of Endoleak After Endovascular Aortic Repair Through Deep Learning Based on Non-contrast CT

Robert A. Morgan 

Must-read from the September issue, proposed by Miltos Krokidis, CVIR's Advisor for Public Affairs.

Safety and Effectiveness of Irreversible Electroporation in Lymph Node Metastases

Govindarajan Narayanan, Ashwin M. Mahendra, Nicole T. Gentile, Brian J. Schiro, Ripal T. Gandhi, Constantino S. Peña & Madelon Dijkstra  

Multi-Center Two-Year Patency Outcomes of Endovascular Arteriovenous Fistulas (endoAVF) Created with a 4 French System

Erez Klein, Brandon Repko, Alejandro Alvarez, Nicholas Inston, Robert Jones & Dheeraj K. Rajan

We are happy to announce CVIR’s 2022 impact factor which increased to 2.9! This achievement underscores the exceptional quality and importance of the articles published in the journal.

A big thank you to the journal’s dedicated authors, reviewers, editors, and readers for their invaluable contributions and support!

CIRSE Standards of Practice on Carotid Artery Stenting

This CIRSE Standards of Practice document is directed at interventional radiologists and details the guidelines for carotid artery stenting, as well as the different implementation techniques. In addition to updating all previously published material on the different clinical indications, it will provide all technical details reflective of European practice for carotid artery stenting. CIRSE Standards of Practice documents do not aim to implement a standard of clinical patient care, but rather to provide a realistic strategy and best practices for the execution of this procedure.

Click here to read the document!

CVIR is pleased to announce that Tom Lévy-Boeken, Dania Daye and Bradford J. Wood, have joined the Editorial Board as members of the new section Artificial Intelligence.

CVIR is pleased to welcome Gareth Bydawell, the new regional editor in our Editorial Board.

CVIR gives a warm welcome to Dimitrios Filippiadis, the new section editor of the Editorial Board section Musculoskeletal.

CVIR is pleased to announce that it has introduced a template for reviewers in Editorial Manager. Each article type has a template which addresses the most important points that peers should include in their review reports.

The editors' aim with this new initiative is to improve the overall quality of review reports and to make the assessment of manuscripts easier.

Read more about this here.

As a member of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE), CVIR is obliged to follow international ethical codes for publication. Ethical standards for publication exist to ensure high-quality scientific publications and public trust in scientific findings.

Therefore, it is crucial that authors who submit their paper to CVIR include a “Compliance with Ethical Standards” section in the title page. This section contains five statements: funding, conflict of interest, ethical approval, informed consent and consent to publish.

For all manuscripts (including case reports) that include written details or images relating to individual participants, consent to publish must be obtained from the participants (or their parent or legal guardian in the case of children under 16) and a statement should be included in the manuscript. If your manuscript does not contain data from any individual person, please write “not applicable” in this section.

Please read all details on publishing ethics before submitting your research.

Please note that Springer, has decided to discontinue the CVIR app as of February 1, 2019. 

All CIRSE Members continue to have unlimited access to CVIR articles online through the myCIRSE area on the CIRSE website at www.cirse.org.

Furthermore, all CIRSE Members are eligible for a highly reduced print subscription to CVIR. The print subscription rate for 2020 is €74 and includes 12 issues. To order it, please go to myCIRSE area.

In our strive to give our authors more options to submit their research, CVIR introduced three new article types in 2018:

1. Cutting Edge

2. Commentary

3. Editorial

Read the submission guidelines here.

Four decades have gone by since CVIR was established. Back in 1978 Herbert L. Abrams and Eberhard Zeitler founded the journal with the goal of having a platform for scientific communication from all over the world in the field of cardiovascular and interventional radiology.

On this occassion Prof. Hausegger has prepared an anniversary issue of CVIR, published at the same time as the journal celebrates the anniversary at CIRSE 2018 in Lisbon, 22-25 September 2018. A selection of key articles from CVIR’s previous issues, including historical papers, cornerstone papers and other popular articles.

Enjoy the read! 

Prof. Klaus Hausegger (Klagenfurt/AT) was chosen as the new Editor-in-Chief of CVIR in 2016 and took officially the helm of the journal on 1st September, 2017. He took over the Editorial Office of CVIR from the Prof. Dierk Vorwerk, who led the journal since 2003.
Prof. Hausegger is an established researcher in the field of vascular interventions with many academic and clinical achievements. He has been a CIRSE Member since 1992 and has held numerous positions within CIRSE including Communications Officer on the CIRSE Executive Board and member of the CIRSE Scientific Programme Committee. He has been an examiner for the European Board of Interventional Radiology (EBIR) since its establishment and served as chairperson of the committee for two terms.
The new Editor-in-Chief started his term of office with a new Editorial Team, a group of IR experts in oncological interventions, embolisation, vascular and non-vascular treatment.
We look forward to ideas and input of Prof. Hausegger and his new Editorial Team. Read Prof. Hausegger's introductory words here.
We would like to say thank you to Prof. Vorwerk - CVIR owes much of what it is today to his dedication and hard work during his 14-year term.
Read Prof. Vorwerk's farewell Editorial!

CVIR is dedicated to continually improving the manuscript submission process and review experience for its contributors. Therefore, the journal has changed its manuscript management system to Editorial Manager – a system currently used by a vast number of other scientific, peer-reviewed journals.
To access the new submission website, please visit: www.editorialmanager.com/cvir
We kindly request that all authors and reviewers visit Editorial Manager to update their information – particularly their Personal Classifications – to ensure that they can be contacted according to their area of expertise.
Should you have any questions regarding the new system, please contact the CVIR Editorial Office: info@cvironline.org

Dear readers and authors,
Use a great new sharing feature of CVIR and share articles freely with peers and general audience across the web. This new sharing option provides authors and readers with sharable links to a read-only version of the articles. This read-only version cannot be downloaded or printed out, but it is a great opportunity to improve the visibility and impact of your work.

For Authors:
When an article is published, the corresponding author receives a link that can be shared with the co-authors. The co-authors can copy this link and share it with anyone else or post it on social media. If you are an author, you can request sharable links of other research articles that you have authored by entering the article’s DOI into the Springer author portal. Click here to visit the Springer author portal.

For Subscribers:
On the webpage of every article you’ll see a ‘Share’ or ‘Share article’ option. If you click on this, for every article you have subscription access to, you’ll be provided with a sharable link, which you can copy and provide to other interested parties or post anywhere,
These links can be posted anywhere, including social media channels and on other highly-used sites, institutional repositories and authors' own websites as well as scholarly collaborative networks, which many researchers are using to collaborate and to share both publicly and privately.
For more information on sharable links, please visit the SpringerNature website.