About the Journal
The Journal of Orthopedics is a peer-reviewed scientific journal dedicated to the publication of clinically relevant orthopedic research. The journal provides a platform for disseminating evidence-based studies, surgical outcomes, and clinical insights to improve patient care and support clinical decision-making.
The journal is currently published by Lab Publishers three times per year, following its acquisition from the previous publisher in 2022. Since this transition, the journal has undergone significant development in its editorial structure, peer review processes, and publishing infrastructure, with the objective of strengthening its role within the international orthopedic community.
The Journal of Orthopedics publishes original clinical research, review articles, case reports, case series, and technical notes on surgical techniques and innovations in orthopedic care.
Particular emphasis is placed on clinically applicable research, surgical innovation, and patient outcomes.
While primarily focused on orthopedic research, the journal also welcomes contributions from related disciplines, such as rehabilitation, sports medicine, and biomechanics, when they are directly relevant to orthopedic practice.
All submissions undergo peer review to ensure scientific quality, integrity, and relevance. Editorial decisions are based on methodological rigor and clinical significance.
The journal supports open access dissemination of scientific research, is committed to transparency in its editorial and publishing practices, welcomes contributions from international authorship, and promotes the exchange of knowledge across diverse clinical settings and healthcare systems.