Manuscripts must be submitted through the online submission system: (http://jbpe.sums.ac.ir/contacts?_action=signup). Papers submitted for publication must be original, previously unpublished work, in whole or in part, and submissions are accepted only through the online peer review system. Table texts must be typed continuously (in one line or paragraph without any Enter key on the keyboard) and in the direction from left to right.
All patients and participants in a research project must be thoroughly informed about the aims of the study and any possible side effects of the drugs and interventions. RCTs must be registered with any RCT register approved by the WHO and their registration number must be mentioned in the title page. All manuscripts must be ranked according to the uniform requirements for manuscripts submitted to Biomedical.
First (title) page . The first page must contain the following: a) the article title; b) full names (first names; middle initials, if applicable; and surnames) of all authors; c) their affiliations; d) a short title not exceeding 40 characters (spaces included); e) the name and contact details of the corresponding author. Abstract for original articles should be structured and contain background, explaining why the study was. It should be detailed (including: controls, inclusion and exclusion criteria, etc.) and can be separated into subsections.
Mention should be made of the software used for the statistical analysis and description of the actual method. Tables should be simple and should not duplicate information in the text of the paper. Arrows should be placed for specific parts of pathology images and radiographs.
Discussion should challenge the findings of the study with other available evidence in the form of arguments and. It must emphasize the new and important aspects of the study and the conclusions that follow from them. The limitations of the study and the implications of the findings for future research or clinical practice should be explored.
Supplementary materials such as film clips, questionnaires, etc. can be published in the online version of the magazine. References should be numerically aligned in order of in-text citation in Vancouver style. For miscellaneous references, please refer to the "NLM Style Guide for Authors, Editors, and Publishers."
References in the text, tables and legends should be numbered consecutively in order of citation in square brackets.
JBPE NLM ID: 101589641
Radiation-induced demyelination in patients with cervical spinal cord from head and neck cancer after receiving radiotherapy. Histopathological evaluation of the radioprotective effect of hesperidin on the liver of Sprague Dawely rats. Evaluation of MLC thickness and composite effects on collimation parameters using EGSnrc and IAEA phase space data.
Comparison of the free moment pattern between normal and hyperpronated flat feet in women during the stance phase of walking. Design and evaluation of an articulated ankle-foot orthosis with resistance to plantar excision during walking: a case series of 2 patients with hemiplegia.
Journal of Biomedical Physics and Engineering
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