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Interventional Cardiology in Clinics Cardiology
Clinics Cardiology accepts scholarly manuscripts related to invasive and catheter-based cardiovascular diagnosis, coronary and structural interventions, electrophysiology procedures, implanted cardiac devices, and interventional outcomes research. The journal encourages submissions that combine clinical relevance with procedural detail, evidence-based practice, imaging support, and meaningful outcome assessment.
We welcome original research, review articles, systematic reviews, meta-analyses, case reports, technical notes, expert perspectives, and clinically informative procedural studies in interventional cardiology and related subspecialties.
Article types accepted
- Original Research Articles
- Review Articles
- Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses
- Clinical Case Reports
- Short Communications
- Procedural Technique Articles
- Imaging-Based Submissions
- Expert Opinions and Perspectives
What the journal looks for
- Strong procedural or device-related relevance
- Clear methodological and clinical value
- Well-reported intervention details
- Meaningful outcome or safety interpretation
- Relevance to cardiologists and intervention teams
- Originality and practical impact
Coronary Angiography
Clinics Cardiology welcomes manuscripts on coronary angiography related to diagnostic coronary assessment, procedural technique, lesion interpretation, contrast strategies, complication management, and angiographic decision-making.
Percutaneous Coronary Intervention
The journal accepts research and reviews on percutaneous coronary intervention across elective, urgent, and complex settings.
Transcatheter Valve Therapies
Clinics Cardiology welcomes manuscripts on transcatheter valve therapies involving patient selection, structural planning, imaging guidance, device implantation, procedural safety, and long-term valve performance.
Structural Heart Interventions
The journal invites submissions on catheter-based treatment of structural heart disease, including septal closure, valvular repair and replacement, appendage closure, and other transcatheter procedures.
Chronic Total Occlusion
Clinics Cardiology accepts work on chronic total occlusion intervention, procedural planning, crossing strategies, lesion complexity, device selection, operator experience, and post-procedural outcomes.
Intravascular Imaging
The journal welcomes submissions related to intravascular imaging in diagnostic and interventional practice, including procedural planning, lesion characterization, plaque assessment, stent optimization, and imaging-based outcomes.
Electrophysiology Procedures
Clinics Cardiology accepts manuscripts on electrophysiology procedures involving invasive rhythm assessment, mapping, device-guided diagnosis, intervention planning, complication prevention, and procedural outcomes.
Catheter Ablation
The journal welcomes clinically relevant work on catheter ablation for atrial and ventricular arrhythmias, including patient selection, mapping guidance, lesion delivery strategies, recurrence prevention, and long-term rhythm outcomes.
Pacemakers and ICDs
Clinics Cardiology accepts research and reviews on pacemakers, implantable cardioverter-defibrillators, lead systems, implantation techniques, follow-up strategies, device complications, and long-term clinical outcomes.
Left Atrial Appendage Closure
The journal welcomes manuscripts on left atrial appendage closure involving procedural planning, imaging guidance, patient selection, stroke prevention, device implantation, and post-procedural follow-up.
Vascular Access Techniques
Clinics Cardiology accepts articles on vascular access techniques relevant to coronary, structural, and electrophysiology procedures.
Interventional Outcomes Research
The journal welcomes outcomes research across interventional cardiology, including procedural success, complication rates, survival, symptom improvement, quality of life, cost-effectiveness, and long-term clinical follow-up.
Featured Topics
Clinics Cardiology highlights several high-interest interventional themes that are especially relevant to modern procedural practice, device innovation, and patient outcomes.
PCI Best Practices
Technique optimization, lesion preparation, imaging support, pharmacologic strategy, and procedural quality improvement in PCI.
Device Implantation
Focused on pacemakers, ICDs, CRT systems, leadless technologies, implantation workflows, and device safety.
Complex Coronary Lesions
Includes calcified lesions, bifurcations, chronic total occlusions, multi-vessel complexity, and advanced interventional strategies.
How We Accept Articles in These Topics
Clinics Cardiology considers submissions in interventional cardiology when they demonstrate strong scope fit, scientific quality, ethical compliance, technical clarity, and relevance to contemporary cardiovascular practice.
1
Scope Review
We assess whether the manuscript clearly fits interventional cardiology, structural intervention, EP practice, or device-based care.
2
Editorial Screening
The editorial office checks structure, originality, reporting quality, ethics, and procedural relevance.
3
Peer Review
Suitable papers are evaluated by experts for scientific merit, technical validity, safety interpretation, and clinical value.
4
Decision & Publication
Accepted papers move through revision, production, proofing, and publication in the journal’s open-access workflow.
Best suited submissions
- Interventional clinical research
- Procedure-based reviews
- Device and imaging studies
- Registry and outcomes analyses
- Technical case reports and series
- Structural and EP intervention research
Important author expectations
- Clear procedural descriptions
- Accurate methods and endpoint reporting
- Ethics approval and patient consent where needed
- Conflict of interest and funding disclosure
- Original work not under duplicate review
- Strong relevance to cardiology readers