Heart Failure Management
Includes pharmacologic optimization, hospitalization reduction, multidisciplinary care, monitoring models, and advanced management pathways.
Clinics Cardiology highlights major and emerging focus areas in cardiovascular medicine, including coronary disease, heart failure, arrhythmias, valvular disorders, cardio-oncology, pulmonary hypertension, and preventive cardiology. These topics guide the journal’s scope for high-quality research, reviews, and clinically meaningful submissions.
Clinics Cardiology welcomes high-quality scholarly submissions across major and emerging areas of cardiovascular medicine. The journal’s Hot Topics section highlights clinically important, academically relevant, and research-driven subjects that support advances in diagnosis, prevention, treatment, imaging, intervention, and long-term cardiovascular care.
We invite submissions from clinicians, researchers, academicians, imaging specialists, interventional teams, surgeons, epidemiologists, and allied cardiovascular professionals. Manuscripts should demonstrate scientific merit, ethical integrity, clarity of reporting, and meaningful relevance to cardiology practice or cardiovascular science.
Clinics Cardiology accepts manuscripts on coronary artery disease that enhance understanding of ischemic heart disease, coronary pathophysiology, risk assessment, prevention, diagnosis, revascularization, and long-term patient outcomes.
The journal welcomes studies on acute and chronic heart failure, disease phenotypes, ventricular remodeling, biomarkers, advanced therapy, digital monitoring, multidisciplinary care pathways, and long-term outcomes.
Clinics Cardiology accepts manuscripts on hypertension related to screening, ambulatory monitoring, risk stratification, therapeutic control, vascular injury, target organ damage, and cardiovascular event prevention.
The journal invites submissions on inherited and acquired cardiomyopathies including structural, inflammatory, electrical, and genetic disease mechanisms.
Clinics Cardiology welcomes manuscripts on acquired and congenital valve disorders, severity assessment, structural planning, surgical management, transcatheter interventions, and long-term valve outcomes.
The journal accepts clinically relevant work in pediatric and adult congenital cardiology, postoperative follow-up, structural abnormalities, transition care, interventional treatment, and long-term survival.
Clinics Cardiology welcomes manuscripts on rhythm disorders, electrophysiology, device therapy, sudden cardiac death prevention, ablation strategies, monitoring technologies, and clinical management of atrial and ventricular arrhythmias.
The journal encourages submissions on unstable angina, NSTEMI, STEMI, emergency cardiac care, reperfusion pathways, antithrombotic therapy, acute monitoring, and post-event secondary prevention.
Clinics Cardiology accepts work on peripheral artery disease and vascular disorders with clear cardiovascular overlap.
The journal welcomes manuscripts on pulmonary hypertension involving diagnosis, classification, hemodynamic assessment, right ventricular function, therapeutic pathways, imaging, and special patient populations.
Clinics Cardiology supports research at the intersection of cardiovascular medicine and cancer care.
The journal welcomes manuscripts focused on cardiovascular care in older adults, including frailty, multimorbidity, medication burden, functional status, individualized treatment decisions, quality of life, and age-adapted care pathways.
Clinics Cardiology also highlights selected high-interest themes that reflect rapidly evolving clinical practice, research attention, and educational importance within cardiovascular medicine.
Includes pharmacologic optimization, hospitalization reduction, multidisciplinary care, monitoring models, and advanced management pathways.
Covers rhythm control, rate control, stroke prevention, anticoagulation, ablation, and real-world atrial fibrillation care.
Focuses on chronic coronary syndromes, anti-anginal treatment, lifestyle intervention, imaging support, and long-term care planning.
Includes surgical and transcatheter approaches, procedure planning, outcome analysis, durability, and patient selection.
Encompasses cardiovascular risk reduction, hypertension control, lipid therapy, diabetes management, rehabilitation, and lifestyle prevention.
Welcomes educational case reports involving rare presentations, unusual imaging, procedural learning, diagnostic challenges, or therapeutic insights.
Clinics Cardiology considers submissions that align with the journal’s cardiovascular scope and demonstrate originality, ethical compliance, clear reporting, scientific value, and relevance to clinicians or researchers in cardiology.
We assess whether the manuscript is clearly related to cardiology, cardiovascular medicine, or a relevant multidisciplinary subfield.
Article structure, originality, ethics declarations, scientific clarity, and journal suitability are checked by the editorial office.
Suitable manuscripts are sent for scholarly review focusing on validity, methodology, importance, reporting quality, and clinical relevance.
Accepted articles proceed through revision, production, proofing, and publication within the journal’s open-access workflow.