ABOUT THE JOURNAL

 Revista Cirugía del Uruguay is the official organ of the Society of Surgery of Uruguay, peer reviewed and of semi annual frequency and in exclusively electronic format.

It publishes articles that must be unpublished and original on topics of general surgery, sub specialties, topics of plastic surgery and repair, vascular, thoracic and bariatric as well as basic and clinical research topics: review articles, original articles, clinical cases, letters to editor, innovations in surgical technique, image of the month, scientific videos and history articles of Surgery. It is aimed at all health professionals interested in the topics covered.

Anti plagiarism sotware is used.

Originals reception are open all the year.

Continuous frequency

Abbreviated title: Cir. Urug.

We thank you to send the article through the page or send an email to revista@scu.org.uy

ACCESS MODEL

This is an open access journal, which means that all content is available free of charge and without charge to the user or their institution. Users may read, download, copy, distribute, print, search or link to the full text of the articles, or use them for any other lawful purpose, without asking the publisher or author for prior permission.

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IMPORTANT.

The complete collection of Cirugía del Uruguay is available from 1930.

In this way, the intellectual heritage and national scientific production of more than 80 years of publication in the area of ​​general digestive surgery and related topics will be available in open access.

Cirugía del Uruguay  is also part of the Portal of Scientific Publications available at https://revista.scu.org.uy/ of the Uruguayan Society of Surgery.

 The scientific production of the institution from 1930 to the date available in open access is housed on this site. You will be able to access the full text of more than 5,000 works, designed with the aim of contributing to the dissemination of the history of surgery in the country.

This portal uses high technology Free Software, which allows it to be interoperable and standardized.