The authorship demographics in the American Journal of Neuroradiology (AJNR) have been
changing with time. The clinical demands on neuroradiologists have increased recently. We …

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Many articles that are relevant to patient care but
published in radiology journals may escape notice by clinicians. We sought to determine …

For this analysis, we assessed the country of the first author's institution in published articles
in the past 30 AJNR issues (January 2016 to June 2018) to determine the contributions to …

OBJECTIVE: Authorship proliferation in biomedical research has become rampant; the
proportion of single-author articles is decreasing, the percentage of multiauthor articles is …

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: With globalization, the contributions of authors from
abroad to the American published literature has increased. We sought to determine the …

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Scientific collaboration is traditionally acknowledged
through coauthorship. Studies on this topic are few in the neuroimaging literature. This study …

Manuscript peer review is a critical process to ensure that published manuscripts are
scientifically and methodologically sound. While the general process is straightforward, the …

METHODS: Eight neurosurgical journals were analyzed for original articles, collected via
randomized sampling per issue per year from 2016-2020. Publication speed data was …

METHODS: Articles published within Neurosurgery, Journal of Neurosurgery (JNS), and
World Neurosurgery (WNS) were collected from 2000-2019. Country affiliation data was …

OBJECTIVE Scientific productivity, as assessed by publication volume, is a common metric
by which the academic neurosurgical field assesses its members. The number of authors …