Contribution regulations

 

Aims and Scope

To accumulate clinical cases related to nuclear medicine diagnosis and nuclear medicine treatment and to utilize it for clinical, educational purposes.

To spread understanding of nuclear medicine to doctors, medical radiology technicians, nurses, students, etc.

 

 

All Authors

All manuscripts are double-blind peer reviewed by two reviewers of editorial boards.

Double posts posted in other peer-reviewed magazines are prohibited in principle.

Final acceptance or rejection rests with the Editorial Board.

Any reproduced figure or table must include permission from its copyright holders.

In using Figures and tables published in proceedings of Nuclear Medicine Case Conference (ISSN / ISBN / CODEN: 0910-2213), you may use the prepared permission form. 

Authors are responsible for the linguistic accuracy of their manuscripts and should seek advice from English experts.

The copyright of the paper is attributed to the author.

 

 the prepared permission form

 

Editorial Reviews

Selection criteria for submitted manuscripts are usefulness in practice and education in nuclear medicine.

 

Reviewers' comments can be English or Japanese.

The consistency of the logic of the submitted manuscript is checked.

 

Publication Fee

The publication fee of the adopted manuscript is free.

 

Ethics
Informed consent from patients and conflicts of interest are described in the paper.

 

Category

1)    Case Reports

 Manuscript form (Case Reports).docx.  Click the icon.

 

Case reports that are expected to have educational effects in clinical nuclear medicine. Case report should be no more than 1000 words (excluding references), with generally no more than 10 references.

Case reports consist of title, authors, authors affiliations, abstract (within 250 words), keywords (within 6 words), Introduction, case report, discussion, conclusion, references.

There shall be no more than five figures and tables. Concise legends of the figures, titles of the tables are necessary.

A statement on informed consent and conflict of interest are needed.

 

2)    Images of keeping in mind

 

Manuscript form (Images of keeping in mind).docx.  Click the icon.

From the viewpoint of nuclear medicine, present images that are impressive, interesting, and / or educational. Those that do not have definite diagnosis are also accepted, with generally no more than 10 references.

Images to keep in mind consists of title, authors, authors affiliations, abstract (within 250 words), keywords (within 6 words ), figure(s), references (no more than 10 references).

There are no more than five figures, which must be mentioned in detail in each Legend, but it must be within a total of 800 words. Reference citations should appear in the legends.

A statement on informed consent and conflict of interest are needed.

 

Submission

After downloading the Microsoft Word manuscript form, all submitted manuscripts need to fill in all the necessary information in the submitting, including the layout of the figures and tables.

Save your file in docx fomat.

Please send the completed manuscript to jacnm2018@gmail.com.

Use 12-point Time.

Use italics for emphasis.

Initially use the word in full, followed by the abbreviation in parentheses.

Isotope notation should employ a superscript.

For example, Tc-99m should appear as “^99mTc”.

All measurements must be given in Systeme International (SI) units.

 

References

Reference citations in the text should be identified by numbers in square brackets.
For example

This result was found by Uemura et al. [2].

This phenomenon was reported by some investigators [4-6, 8].

The list of cited documents is a document cited in the text and must be a document that has already been published or has been decided to be published. Personal correspondence and unpublished data will be mentioned only in sentences.
Items in the list are sequentially numbered.
When using citation management software, use EJNMMI style.
For all authors up to six people are listed, and for more than six people it is abbreviated as et al.

For example,

Journal Articles

Sathekge M, Knoesen O, Meckel M, Modiselle M, Vorster M, Marx S. 213Bi-PSMA-617 targeted alpha-radionuclide therapy in metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer. Eur J Nucl Med Mol Imaging. 2017;44(6):1099–100.

https://doi.org/10.1007/s00259-017-3657-9.

Book

Schlumberger M, Pacini F. Thyroid tumors. 3rd ed. Paris: Editions Nucleon; 2006.

Haq M, Harmer C. Non-surgical management of thyroid cancer. In: Mazzaferri EL, Harmer C, Mallick U, Kendall-Taylor P, editors. Practical management of thyroid cancer. London: Springer-Verlag; 2006. p. 171–91.

 

 

December, 2018