Journal of Spleen And Liver Research

About The Journal
 

The Journal of Spleen and Liver Research (JSLR) is a peer-reviewed open access journal that publishes original research articles and reviews covering a wide range of topics related to the spleen and liver. Aiming to provide a comprehensive overview of relevant topics in the field, JSLR covers topics such as hepatic injury and repair, liver cancer, hepatobiliary diseases, liver fibrosis, and spleen physiology.

JSLR provides readers with the latest developments in both basic and clinical research, offering a unique platform for authors to share their work with a wide readership. Manuscripts are rigorously reviewed for scientific accuracy and evaluated for originality, scientific importance, and relevance to readers.

Scope of JSLR

Tropical treatments, Transcription factors, Symptoms and side effects, Survival, Surgery, Socio-economic status, Screening, Risk factors, Psychological aspects, Prognostic factors, Prevention, Precancerous tumors, Pathophysiology, Obesity, Novel drugs, Minimal invasive Surgery techniques etc.,
Remaining Scope can be viewed at Aim and Scope 

 
Submission Process

JSLR follows the highest standards of scientific publishing, with open access and rigorous peer-review. Authors are encouraged to submit manuscripts on all aspects of spleen and liver research through an online submission portal or via mail provided by the JSLR. All submissions to JSLR will be reviewed by a team of experts, who will decide whether the manuscript is suitable for publication. Manuscripts should be prepared by following the JSLR guidelines and the authors should ensure that all relevant ethical guidelines have been met. The journal also encourages authors to carefully review the ethical guidelines before submitting their manuscripts.

Article Processing Charge

JSLR is committed to providing an open access platform for authors to publish their research freely. Open access allows for greater distribution of the manuscript and increases visibility of authors research. All authors who publish in JSLR are requested to pay ACP (Article Processing Charges) to cover publication cost. 

Collaborated Universities and Institutions:

Aklesso Bagny - University Teaching hospital Campus of Lomé
Oumboma Bouglouga - University Teaching hospital Campus of Lomé
Late Mawuli Lawson-Ananissoh - University Teaching hospital Campus of Lomé
Djatougbe AE Akolly - University Teaching hospital Sylvanus-Olympio of Lomé
Abago Balaka - University Teaching hospital Sylvanus-Olympio of Lomé
Mohaman awalou Djibril - University Teaching hospital Sylvanus-Olympio of Lomé
Yao D Atakouma - University Teaching hospital Sylvanus-Olympio of Lomé
Datouda Redah - University Teaching hospital Campus of Lomé
Shiva Seetahal - AdventHealth Heart of Florida ER
Mehdi Soufi - Mohamed Premier University
Ghizlane Kharrasse - Mohamed Premier University
Khanoussi wafae - Mohamed Premier University
Zahi Ismaili - Mohamed Premier University
Tijani El haroudi - Mohamed Premier University
Mohammed Bouziane - Mohamed Premier University
Mehdi Soufi - Mohamed Premier University
Ghizlane Kharrasse - Mohamed Premier University
Khanoussi wafae - Mohamed Premier University
Zahi Ismaili - Mohamed Premier University
Tijani El haroudi - Mohamed Premier University
Mohammed Bouziane - Mohamed Premier University
Jouini Raja - Habib Thameur Hospital
Sabbah Meriam - Habib Thameur Hospital
Naija Meriam - Habib Thameur Hospital
Fatma Khanchel - Habib Thameur Hospital
Wafa Koubaa - Habib Thameur Hospital
Norsaf Bibani - Habib Thameur Hospital
Dorra Trad - Habib Thameur Hospital
Asma Ouakaa - Habib Thameur Hospital
Ehsen Ben Brahim - Habib Thameur Hospital
Sabbah Meriam - Habib Thameur Hospital

Testimonials

1. I can not say enough about how good my experience working with OAP was. Submission is easy, and responses from the editorial staff respond promptly and professionally. The entire process from submission to PDF was completed in weeks rather than months.

Phillip Brumm - University of Wisconsin-Madison

2. My experience was very positive working with OAP. My manuscript review was very thorough and I appreciated the attention to detail. I would recommend submitting a manuscript.

Patricia Doyle-Baker - University of Calgary