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Original articles. Among original research articles the journal is interested in receiving observational studies (STROBE), clinical trials (CONSORT) and systematic reviews or meta-analyses (PRISMA).
The structure of these articles should have the following: introduction, materials and methods, results, discussion and conclusions. In terms of length, the limit is three thousand (3000) words, not including references.
The abstracts of these papers must be structured, in a way that corresponds to the contents of the article, through these items: introduction, materials and methods, results, discussion and conclusions.
Narrative reviews. These reviews deal with a topical issue, of common interest to the neuroscience community, and useful for clinical or medical practice. In terms of length, the limit is three thousand (3000) words, not including references.
The abstracts of these papers must be structured, but through these three items: introduction (what is the context and importance of the topic to be addressed?), contents of the review (with free subsections, according to the author's approach) and conclusions.
Clinical cases. The cases seek to contribute to the diagnosis of patients and to the challenges of clinical practice in neurology. The structure of the cases should have the following: introduction (context and purpose), presentation of the case, discussion and conclusions. In terms of length, the limit is two thousand (2000) words, not including references.
Case summaries should be structured, in a way that corresponds to the contents of the article, through these items: : introduction (context and purpose), presentation of the case, discussion and conclusions.
Consensus, guidelines and recommendations. Consensus, guidelines and recommendations are manuscripts that give indications, mainly, for clinical practice in Neurology. In their structure, these documents should have a title, structured abstract (including purpose, description of the methodology, contents and conclusions), keywords (between 6 and 12), introduction, description of the methodology, development of contents (with the subtitles and sections required by the manuscript), conclusions and references.
There is no limit to the length of these documents, except as suggested by the editor-in-chief or editor-in-charge or as recommended by the peer reviewers for each specific case. The abstract will have a maximum of 250 words.
Update. These are articles that report a novel treatment or a recent useful development for clinical practice. They may also address issues or problems of rapid development in research, with a particular interest in new theories, concepts or results in neuroscience and neurology. In terms of length, it is two thousand five hundred (2500) words, not including references.
The abstract should be structured in three items, mainly: introduction (context and purpose), body of the text (in the sections that the author freely needs to develop in his argumentation) and conclusions.
The abstract cannot exceed 200 words, not including the title, structure items and keywords.
Perspective. These are articles in which the authors give their point of view, their perspective, on some matter of interest for neurology or neurosciences and with scientific, ethical, clinical or contextual repercussions in the area, in the relationship with patients. However, even if it is a reflective text, it must be well supported by findings and current scientific literature relevant to the topic being addressed. In terms of length, the limit is two thousand five hundred (2500) words, not including references.
The abstracts of Perspectiva articles should be structured, in a way that corresponds to the contents of the article, through these items: introduction (context and purpose), body of the text (in the sections that the author freely needs to develop in his argumentation) and conclusions.
Short communication. These are articles that address a topic of scientific or clinical interest that requires rapid dissemination (and discussion) among the basic and clinical neuroscience community. In terms of length, the limit is two thousand (2500) words, not including references.
The abstracts must be structured, in a way that corresponds to its contents, through these items: introduction (context and purpose), body of the text (in the sections that the author freely needs to develop in his argumentation) and conclusions.
Letters to the editor. Letters to the editor are discussion papers submitted to the editor-in-chief regarding a paper published in the journal. Its maximum length is one thousand words (1000) and its structure is free. They do not require an abstract.
Methodological guidelines (equator network). For the writing of several of these manuscripts, the use of the following guidelines and their checklists is recommended (it is important to note that such guidelines can be requested in the peer review process):
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As part of the submission process, authors are required to check off their submission's compliance with all of the following items, and submissions may be returned to authors that do not adhere to these guidelines.
Along with the manuscript, please submit the form titled "Author Agreement". You can submit as many independent forms as needed (e.g. if authors are at different locations they can sign separate forms).
The total charge per article is 220 USD (800.000 COP for manuscripts submitted from Colombia). This one-time fee applies to manuscripts formally received by the editors after January 1st, 2019. Payment will be asked by the journal after final acceptance of the manuscript (no fees are required for submission of manuscripts).
Payment can be done by wire transfer only (payment through direct deposit, PSE, or credit card is not possible) Beneficiary/recipient: Universidad de Antioquia Tax registration number of the beneficiary (NIT): 890.980.040-8 Telephone number of the beneficiary: (054) 2195098 Colombian bank that receives the money: BANCOLOMBIA Account type of the beneficiary in BANCOLOMBIA: Checking account Account number of the beneficiary in BANCOLOMBIA: 00198004025 Bank address: Calle 50, No. 51-76 Medellin, Colombia
The sender should ask his/her bank in case we have not received the funds after 3 weeks. Sometimes payments are returned because the recipient name is misspelled so please follow the wire instructions exactly.
Manuscripts must be written fully in English (MS Word, Times New Roman, 12 font, and 1.5 line spacing). All pages and lines must be consecutively numbered. Please number page lines consecutively from the first to the last page.
The editor reserves the right to demand that authors revise the translation or to cancel the processing of the manuscript if it contains errors of spelling, punctuation, grammar, terminology, jargons or semantics that can either compromise good understanding or not follow the Journal standards. For papers originally written in a language different than English we strongly recommend that qualified native speakers of English make the translation. We strongly recommend your manuscript to be edited by a highly qualified native speaker of American English before submission. Authors are encouraged to use a language-editing service, such as*:
*This is a partial list for informational purposes only. RCCP has no relationship with these services and neither endorses nor takes responsibility for their services. In addition, use of any of these services does not guarantee the acceptability of a manuscript for publication.
Names of authors. Centered and presented according to the international format (see: ,iralis,org/en/signature-criteria ). The international format ensures the authors will be properly cited in databases.
Insert the hyperlinked ORCID icon for each author next to his/her affiliation superscripts. Size of the icon: 0.2 x 0.2 cm. Color of the con: green. E.g., Jorge H Agudelo-Trujillo1' 3ffi
Affiliations. Place them below the authors, left-aligned (size 10, italics), preceded by superscripts corresponding to authors. Do not translate institutional names unless they have official English translation (eg., Universidad de Antioquia does not have an official name in English; write "Universidad de Antioquia" instead of "University of Antioquia"). Include complete affiliations for each author. E.g.:
Jorge E OssaJ; Fabio N Zuluaga2
List 8 to 10 keywords in each language, separated by semicolon and presented in alphabetical order and in italics. Significant or relevant words in the title should be repeated in the keywords.
A statement of approval obtained from an institutional animal care and use committee (IACUC), or equivalent (including date of approval and code, protocol or approval number, if available). This IACUC statement must include the exact designation of the authorizing agency and should appear as the first item in the Materials and Methods section. If a statement of approval was not required, please explain the reasons in the manuscript.
The manuscript should also describe care taken to minimize pain or discomfort during animal procedures and all drugs used to deal with animal pain or discomfort (i.e. tranquilizers, analgesics and anesthetics). Justification must be provided in the paper in case the study implied discomfort to the animals or stressful conditions.
Reports or studies involving client-owned animals (i.e. clinical cases or case reports in Veterinary Medicine) should be approved by the appropriate Hospital Board where the study was conducted. Owners' written consent forms may be required by RCCP. The journal reserves the right to reject manuscripts not complying with proper approval or because of animal welfare concerns. The Journal may request further information from authors regarding care and use of animals, including evidence of regulatory approval, client consent, or compliance with local regulations.
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