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期刊名称：SHOCK ISSN： 1073-2322 版本： SCI-CDE 出版频率： Monthly 出版社： LIPPINCOTT WILLIAMS & WILKINS, TWO COMMERCE SQ, 2001 MARKET ST, PHILADELPHIA, USA, PA, 19103   出版社网址： http://www.lww.com/ 期刊网址： http://www.shockjournal.org/ 影响因子： 3.454 主题范畴： CRITICAL CARE MEDICINE;    HEMATOLOGY;    SURGERY;    PERIPHERAL VASCULAR DISEASE 期刊简介(About the journal)    投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)    编辑部信息(Editorial Board)    About the journal   SHOCK® includes studies of novel therapeutic approaches, such as immunomodulation, gene therapy, nutrition, and others. There is no single journal, which encompasses the etiology, cellular and molecular mechanisms, and therapeutic approaches to the treatment of shock in a comprehensive and coherent manner, while still maintaining a clear focus on the pathobiology of shock. The journal is poised to meet the present and future needs of investigators involved in sophisticated basic and clinical studies of shock, trauma, sepsis, endotoxemia, ischemia/reperfusion, inflammation, and other related pathophysiologic states. The review of the new manuscripts is usually completed within two weeks of submission.                                                                    Instructions to Authors   SHOCK® publishes regular Research articles, Rapid Communications, Review articles and Letters to the Editor. Rapid Communications should be brief reports of especially important and timely findings in the field. Published length should be three to four pages, including figures and references. Reviews will be by invitation of the Editor but recommendations for topics and authors are welcomed. The Editor also invites letters expressing comments on dissenting opinions concerning papers recently published in SHOCK®. Letters must not exceed 500 words and should be submitted double-spaced with any references prepared as for regular research reports. Publication of submitted letters will be at the discretion of the Editor. Each author should include his/her complete address. All submitted manuscripts will be critically refereed by at least two members of the editorial board or expert consultants. Authors are encouraged to submit their manuscripts in both a PDF and Microsoft Word format online at www.SHOCK.sciencebyte.net. If online submission is not possible, please contact the Editor: Dr. Irshad H. Chaudry, University of Alabama at Birmingham, 1808 7th Avenue South, Room BDB 502A, Birmingham, Alabama 35294-0012. (telephone: 205-975-0118; fax 205-975-0119) for assistance. Manuscripts must be typewritten, double-spaced with at least one-inch margins on 8.5 ¡Á 11 inch paper. Number all pages in sequence beginning with the title page. The sections should be arranged in the following order: Title Page: This should contain the complete title of the manuscript, names and affiliations of all authors (do not list degrees), institution at which the work was performed, name, address, phone and fax numbers and email address for correspondence, and a running head of not more than 45 characters. Abstract: An informative abstract of approximately 250 words should state concisely the purpose and pertinent methods of the study as well as the findings and specific conclusions. This abstract should be suitable, without rewording, for use by abstracting journals and indexing services. Key Words: Submit five to eight key words appropriate for indexing purposes. Do not repeat words or terms used in the title. Text: The text of the manuscript should begin on a new page and be arranged as follows: introduction, materials and methods, results, and discussion. The use of subheadings and paragraph titles within these headings is encouraged for sake of clarity. For standard abbreviations, authors should follow the guidelines in the Council of Biology Editors Style Manual, 5th edition. All other abbreviations should be defined when first used and listed in a footnote. Authors are encouraged to use abbreviations sparingly and to pay careful attention to avoidance of ambiguity. Acknowledgments should appear at the end of the text prior to the references. References: In the text, references should be cited consecutively by numbers in parentheses. In the reference section, they should be listed in numerical order; include the names of all authors and complete title of the article cited. References must be restricted to directly relevant published works, papers or abstracts that have been accepted for publication. Usually the total number of references should not exceed 35. Journal abbreviations should follow Index Medicus style. References must be double-spaced with only one reference per number. In the following examples notice the punctuation, do not use all capitals, do not underline. Journal articles 1. Remick DG, Bolgos GR, Siddiqui J, Shin J, Nemzek JA: Six at six: Interleukin-6 measured 6 H after the initiation of sepsis predicts mortality over 3 days. Shock 17:463-467, 2002. Books 2. Brundage SI, McGahn R, Jurkovich J, Mack C, Maier RV: Incidence of Adult Respiratory Distress Syndrome As a Function of the Timing of Femur Fixation. Proceedings: 5th International World Congress on the Pathophysiology, Immune Consequences and Therapy of Trauma, Shock and Sepsis, Munich, Germany, March 2000. Monduzzi Editore S.P.A., Bologna, Italy, pp 113-118, 2000. Articles in books 3. Marshall JC: SEPSIS, SIRS, and MODS: consensus, controversy, and challenge. In Faist E, Baue AE, Schildberg FW (eds): The Immune Consequences of Trauma, Shock, and Sepsis-Mechanisms and Therapeutic Approaches. Vol. II (1). Lengerich, Germany: Pabst Science Publishers, 1996, pp 41-50. Tables: Tables should be numbered in order of appearance in the text with Arabic numerals. Each table should have a title and, if necessary, an explanatory legend. All tables must be referred to in the text. Under no circumstances should a table repeat data that are presented in an illustration. Statistical measures of variation (i.e. standard deviation, standard error) should be identified and no significant decimal places in tabular data should be omitted. Figure Legends: A legend should be provided for each illustration. The legend should be informative and must define all abbreviations and symbols used in the illustration. Illustrations: Glossy prints must be submitted for all halftones such as photomicrographs and gels. Color illustrations will be printed only at the authors' expense. Photocopies of line drawings are acceptable at initial submission provided that glossy laser prints are provided upon acceptance of the manuscript. All illustrations should be of professional quality and must be clear even after reduction in size for publication. Typewritten or hand lettering is unacceptable as are figures generated by dot matrix printers. Figures will be reduced to 15 picas wide (less than 1 column) to facilitate the most efficient use of space. Authors should provide high quality originals with figure legends, rules, labels, etc. that are large enough to remain legible after reduction. Illustrations should be numbered in order of appearance with Arabic numerals and identified by affixing a gummed label on the back with the following information: number of the illustration, name of the first author and an arrow indicating top. Actual magnification of all photomicrographs should be provided, preferably by placing a length scale on the print. Submission: A cover letter should accompany all manuscripts submitted to SHOCK® indicating that 1) the manuscript is not currently under consideration for publication elsewhere, 2) the manuscript has not been previously published in any form with the exception of preliminary reports in abstract form, 3) all authors listed consented to the submission; and 4) that all data are used with the consent of the person generating the data. In situations where the review of the submitted manuscript depends highly upon another manuscript submitted for publication but not yet published, a copy of that manuscript should be included with the submission. Upon submission of a manuscript, the author(s) will be requested to sign an agreement transferring the copyright to the Shock Society if the manuscript is accepted; however, all reasonable requests by authors to reproduce such work for review purposes will be routinely granted. Manuscripts involving the use of laboratory animals or human subjects must clearly state adherence to appropriate guidelines and approval of protocols by their institutional review boards. Page Charges: Authors are expected to pay a page charge of $50/page from Research Funds to help defray publication costs: Editorial decisions are not contingent upon ability to pay page charges.   Editorial Board   Editorial Correspondence Editor-in-Chief Dr. Irshad Chaudry University of Alabama at Birmingham 1530 3rd Avenue South 502 BDB Birmingham, AL 35294-0012 E-mail: shock@ccc.uab.edu EDITOR Irshad H. Chaudry Birmingham, AL ASSOCIATE EDITORS Timothy G. Buchman St. Louis, MO Mark G. Clemens Charlotte, NC Johan Groeneveld Amsterdam, The Netherlands Stephen F. Lowry New Brunswick, NJ Ronald V. Maier Seattle, WA Lyle L. Moldawer Gainesville, FL Carl F. Nathan New York, NY Edmund Neugebauer Cologne, Germany Kazuo Okada Tokyo, Japan Daniel G. Remick Ann Arbor, MI Mohammed M. Sayeed Maywood, IL Christoph Thiemermann London, UK Kevin J. Tracey Manhasset, NY   EDITORIAL BOARD   Edward Abraham Denver, CO Mayuki Aibiki Ehime, Japan Naoki Aikawa Tokyo, Japan Alfred Ayala Providence, RI Gregory J. Bagby New Orleans, LA Soheyl Bahrami Vienna, Austria Paul E. Bankey Rochester, NY Adrian Barbul Baltimore, MD Michael Bauer Homburg, Germany Dale J. Benos Birmingham, AL Etty Benveniste Birmingham, AL Timothy R. Billiar Pittsburgh, PA Kirby I. Bland Birmingham, AL Daniel J. Brackett Oklahoma, OK Uwe B. Br¨¹ckner Ulm, Germany Wim A. Buurman Maastricht, The Netherlands Mark Callery Boston, MA Steve A. Calvano New Brunswick, NJ Jean-Marc Cavaillon Paris, France William G. Cheadle Louisville, KY William G. Cioffi Providence, RI J. Perren Cobb St. Louis, MO James A. Cook Charleston, SC Michael S. Dahn Farmington, CT Edwin A. Deitch Newark, NJ Antonio De Maio Baltimore, MD Clifford Deutschman Philadelphia, PA David Dries St. Paul, MN Wolfgang Ertel Z¨¹rich, Switzerland Timothy C. Fabian Memphis, TN Eugen Faist Munich, Germany Luiz Figueiredo São Paulo, Brazil Mitchell P. Fink Pittsburgh, PA Charles J. Fisher Abbott Park, IL Richard L. Gamelli Maywood, IL R. Neal Garrison Louisville, KY Brett P. Giroir Dallas, TX D. Neil Granger Shreveport, LA Johan Groeneveld Amsterdam, The Netherlands Ulf Haglund Uppsala, Sweden Brian Harbrecht Pittsburgh, PA Alden Harken Denver, CO John M. Harlan Seattle, WA Per-Olof Hasselgren Boston, MA David Herndon Galveston, TX Charles J. Hinds London, UK Hiroyuki Hirasawa Chiba, Japan James W. Holcroft Sacramento, CA Jureta W. Horton Dallas, TX Richard S. Hotchkiss St. Louis, MO David B. Hoyt San Diego, CA Hartmut Jaeschke Tucson, AZ Marianne Jochum Munich, Germany Michael M. Krausz Haifa, Israel Steven L. Kunkel Ann Arbor, MI Charles Lang Hershey, PA James A. Lederer Boston, MA Maw-Shung Liu St. Louis, MO Olle Ljungqvist Stockholm, Sweden Asrar B. Malik Chicago, IL John A. Mannick Boston, MA Richard B. Marchase Birmingham, AL John C. Marshall Toronto, Canada Ingo Marzi Homburg, Germany Sadis Matalon Birmingham, AL John C. Mathison La Jolla, CA Kenneth L. Mattox Houston, TX Toshihiko Mayumi Nagoya, Japan Robert McCuskey Tucson, AZ Kathleen H. McDonough New Orleans, LA Konrad F. W. Messmer Munich, Germany Suzanne M. Michalek Birmingham, AL William J. Mileski Galveston, TX Carol L. Miller-Graziano Rochester, NY Patricia E. Molina New Orleans, LA Ernest E. Moore Denver, CO Frederick A. Moore Houston, TX S¨¢ndor Nagy Szeged, Hungary Peter Nightingale Manchester, UK Udo Obertacke Essen, Germany Steven M. Opal Pawtucket, RI Janet L. Parker College Station, TX Didier Payen Paris, France Timothy L. Pruett Charlottesville, VA Basil A. Pruitt, Jr. San Antonio, TX Reuven Rabinovici New Haven, CT Heinz Redl Vienna, Austria Konrad Reinhart Jena, Germany Maur¨ªcio Rocha e Silva São Paulo, Brazil Jorge Rodriguez Louisville, KY Ori D. Rotstein Toronto, Canada Leona J. Rubin Columbia, MO Loring Rue Birmingham, AL Robert G. Sawyer Charlottesville, VA Martin G. Schwacha Birmingham, AL Jane Shelby Salt Lake City, UT George F. Sheldon Chapel Hill, NC Joseph S. Solomkin Cincinnati, OH Scott D. Somers Bethesda, MD Wiley W. Souba Hershey, PA Zoltan Spolarics Newark, NJ Csaba Szab¨® Boston, MA Lambertus Thijs Amsterdam, The Netherlands Judith M. Thomas Birmingham, AL Ronald G. Tompkins Boston, MA Daniel L. Traber Galveston, TX Thomas C. Vary Hershey, PA Jean-Louis Vincent Brussels, Belgium Ping Wang Manhasset, NY Peter Ward Ann Arbor, MI Carol L. Wells Minneapolis, MN Michael A. West Chicago, IL Hector R. Wong Cincinnati, OH Basilia Zingarelli Cincinnati, OH     CONSULTING BOARD MEMBERS Arthur E. Baue Fishers Island, NY Allan M. Lefer Philadelphia, PA Roderick A. Little Scotland, UK