Article Types
Original Articles
Studies with an unprecedented theme and approach. They can be randomized, observational, registries, or basic research with experimental animals. This manuscript must present an introduction, methods, results, discussion, and conclusion.
Review Articles
Critical, detailed, and orderly evaluations of the literature on topics of contemporary interest. The author selects his sources according to the theme and experience.
Theme Reviews
It is characterized as the Review Article, with the difference being made on demand of the Editorial Board.
Case Reports
Descriptions of special and/or rare cases, as well as innovative approaches for diagnosis or treatment. The data come from day-to-day practice in the emergency room. They should contain an introduction and a discussion, in addition to the presentation of the cases.
Letter to the Editor
It is the communication between the reader and Editor, which addresses an article published in LAJEC or elsewhere.
Brief Communication
It presents initial data from small series from relevant original experiments or partial data from clinical trials.