Dergiler / Cerrahi Sanatlar Dergisi

Journal of Surgical Arts (JSurgArts) is a biannual publication. It is a double-blind peer-reviewed periodical. The aim of the Journal of Surgical Arts is to publish high-quality research articles, review articles on current topics, and rare case reports in the field of surgery. Additionally, expert opinions, letters to the editor, scientific letters, and manuscripts on surgical techniques are accepted for publication, and various manuscripts on medicine and surgery history, ethics, surgical education, and forensic medicine fields are included in the journal. JSurgArts Journal of Surgical Arts (Cerrahi Sanatlar Dergisi, ISSN:1308-0709) is indexed with, or included in, the following; OJS, DOAJ, CROSSREF (Partially), EBSCO Host, Google Scholar, CiteFactor, MIAR Index, EuroPub Database, CABELLS, Dergipark (TUBİTAK), Türkiye Citation Index, Sobiad, Asos Index, İdeal Index, and Akademik Index. Note: The Journal of Surgical Arts is within the scope of the journals scanned by the international indexes (EBSCO, ..) defined by the Interuniversity Board (ÜAK, Türkiye).

2021 · Cilt: 14 - Sayı: 1

MakaleYazarSayfa
Reconstruction methods in chest wall resectionsHıdır ESME1–6
A clinical study of liver abscess in patients attending the surgical department. A single center experience.Vikram YOGİSH, Sunu Ancy JOSEPH, Velineni BHARATH7–10
Surgical management of choledochal cysts in adults; Our experienceMustafa ÖZSOY, İbrahim KILINÇ11–16
Pattern of surgical site infection in contaminated and infected wounds and corelation with introperative bacterial growthAbhijit ACHARYA, Kirtika PANDA, Ratna CHOPRA17–21
A comparison of clinicopathologic features of the patients with colorectal cancer cfter emergency and elective surgeryNihan ACAR, Mustafa PEŞKERSOY, Turan ACAR, Fevzi CENGİZ, Evren DURAK, Kemal ATAHAN, Mehmet HACIYANLI22–30
Treatment of sepsis secondary to blast injuriesMehmet AKDEMİR, Çağdaş BİÇEN, Ahmet EKİN31–40
Effects of propofol, desflurane and isoflurane on perioperative blood glucose level in intracranial mass operation: A randomized controlled trialYonca Özvardar PEKCAN, Atilla ŞENCAN, Kaan KATIRCIOĞLU, Murat AKSUN, Hüseyin Serdar SAVACI41–47