Nephrology & Urology
Annals of Medicine
The Nephrology & Urology section invites medical professionals to share their research activity with our broad readership.
In this section of Annals of Medicine we consider for publication the latest advances in:
| Acute Kidney Injury | Chronic Kidney Disease | Dialysis |
| Kidney Transplant | Uremia | Acute Tubular Necrosis |
| Renal Replacement Therapy | Hydronephrosis | Drug Toxicity In Kidney Disease |
| Glomerulonephritis | Transplant Rejection | Covid-19 And Kidney Failure |
| Interstitial Nephritis |
Meet the Section Editor
Sohail Abdul Salim, Adjunct Faculty, University of Mississippi Medical Center, Jackson Mississippi, USA
Dr. Salim is an American Board Certified Nephrologist practicing in Jackson Mississippi. He finished his Internal medicine residency in 2011 from Brookdale Hospital medical center and fellowship in Nephrology and Hypertension from University of Mississippi. He has received early career physician award and best abstract awards. During the last 4 years he has authored around 50 peer-reviewed publications (most of them as first author), 2 book chapters and multiple Medscape articles. His research interests are in clinical nephrology especially nephrotoxic drugs and its implications in clinical practice.
Why is Annals of Medicine the Best Publication for Your Research?
| Fully open access, general medical journal publishing articles under a CC BY license, allowing maximum sharing and reuse of articles to our international readership; |
| Publishing all scientifically valid research, including reporting of negative and null data, from translational to clinical research in all disciplines and therapy areas; |
| Led by an international editorial team of subject experts who ensure a constructive and rigorous peer review process; |
| Your research is promoted via a tailored, multi-channel approach to maximize visibility, readership and impact. |
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Q1 Rank
Two-Year Impact Factor 3.243
Five-Year Impact Factor 3.840
-Journal Citation Reports®
MEDLINE® Indexed
CiteScore 5.70
- Scopus®