Journal of Vascular and Interventional Radiology

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The Journal of Vascular and Interventional Radiology (JVIR) is the official scientific journal of the Society of Interventional Radiology (SIR). For nearly 20 years, this peer-reviewed journal continues to be the preferred reference choice of interventional radiologists, radiologists, cardiologists, vascular surgeons, neurosurgeons and other clinicians who need current and reliable information on every aspect of vascular and interventional radiology. Each issue of JVIR covers the most critical and cutting-edge medical, minimally-invasive, radiological, pathological and socioeconomic issues of importance to vascular and interventional radiologists. Every month, JVIR brings more than 5,000 readers clinical studies, laboratory investigations, brief scientific reports, continuing education articles and employment opportunities.

JVIR is published 12 times each year and includes additional topical supplements. SIR members receive a subscription to the journal and all supplements as a key benefit of SIR membership.

  • Included with SIR membership is seamless access to the full text of JVIR Online. To personalize searches, once on JVIR.org, register in the upper left-hand corner.
  • All journal archives, dating back to JVIR’s inception in 1990, will be available later this year on JVIR Online. Online access and search tools are free with subscription.
  • JVIR publishes articles online as soon as they have undergone production as Articles in Press, allowing papers to be available to researchers and clinicians quickly.
  • JVIR’s impact factor places it in the top third of the "Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Medical Imaging" category.
  • Each issue of JVIR includes an article approved for continuing medical education (CME) credit. CMEs are free with SIR membership and are available to non-members for a fee.
  • JVIR is edited and reviewed by leaders in the interventional radiology field, including an Editorial Board, headed by Editor Albert A. Nemcek Jr., MD, FSIR.
  • JVIR publishes SIR’s Reporting Standards documents. These documents are freely available to the public.

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For additional information, please contact Noemi C. Arthur, SIR Director of Publications and JVIR Managing Editor, by phone at (703) 460-5593 or via e-mail at Narthur@SIRweb.org.

Press Releases

Stent Grafts: A Better Way To Treat Blunt Trauma Injuries -- Aug. 5, 2008

Interventional Radiologists Offer Liver Cancer Patients a Treatment Option With Nonsurgical Microspheres -- Feb. 16, 2005

Hardening of the Arteries in the Leg Is a Red Flag for Vascular Disease, Including Heart Attack and Stroke -- Nov. 12, 2004

Needle Lung Biopsy Offers Children Less Risk, Less Recovery Time With Same Results as Surgery -- Sept. 14, 2004

Interventional Radiologists Provide Localized Chemotherapy to Spare Healthy Tissue -- Aug. 17, 2004

Glue Shows Promise for Acute Arterial Hemorrhage -- July 13, 2004

Evaluation of Combination Drug Therapy To Treat Acute Blocked Peripheral Arteries; Clot-Busting Drug-Device Combination Therapy Provides Effective Interventional Radiology Treatment for Deep Vein Thrombosis -- June 7, 2004

JVIR Reporting Standards for Carotid Artery Angioplasty and Stenting Also Publish in the Journal Stroke This Month; The Society of Interventional Radiology Publishes Quality Improvement Guidelines for Recording Patient Radiation Dose in the Medical Record -- May 11, 2004

New Study Shows Three Clot Dissolving Drugs Used in Minimally Invasive Treatment of Deep Vein Thrombosis Are Equally Effective, Differ in Cost; New Study Shows Novel Minimally Invasive Interventional Radiology Treatment for Liver Cancer Is Safe Even in Patients With Compromised Liver Blood Flow -- April 13, 2004

Stroke Supplement Reviews State-of-the-Art in Minimally Invasive Treatment and Management of Ischemic Stroke -- Jan. 19, 2004

Superselective Microcoil Embolization for the Treatment of Lower Gastrointestinal Hemorrhage Is a Safe and Effective Treatment -- Study Results Show a Far Lower Complication Rate than Surgery; Changing Trends in Gynecologists Opinions of Uterine Artery Embolization for Fibroids -- The Patient's Perspective -- December 2003

Non-surgical Laser Treatment of Varicose Veins Shows Superior Results to Traditional Surgery: Journal Study -- Aug. 12, 2003

Non-Surgical Vertebroplasty Is Effective Pain Treatment for Spinal Fractures Caused by Osteoporosis -- Sept. 24, 2002