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Radiologia Brasileira (ISSN 0100-3984), the official scientific publication of the Brazilian College of Radiology and Diagnostic Imaging (CBR), is the scientific body that is part of the Scientific Council of the Brazilian Medical Association as the Department of Radiology and Diagnostic Imaging. It is dedicated to publishing scientific works of interest in the fields of radiology, radiotherapy, nuclear medicine, ultrasonography, computed tomography, physics and biology of ionizing radiation, and magnetic resonance imaging.
Starting this year (2024), the journal follows the continuous publishing model. The journal accepts submissions from reputable national and international contributors. Articles are published in English and must comply with the Submission Guidelines, available on this page and in the journal's printed edition.
Radiologia Brasileira was founded in 1958, with the following individuals as its founding directors:
President: Prof. Dr. José Maria Cabello Campos
Secretary General: Prof. Dr. Walter Bonfim Pontes
Treasurer: Prof. Dr. Antonio dos Santos Clemente Filho
Editor-in-Chief: Prof. Dr. Walter Bonfim Pontes
Since its inception, the journal has had the following editors:
1958/1967 - Dr. Walter Bonfim Pontes (SP)
1968/1979 - Dr. Rodolfo Roca (SP)
1980/1987 - Dr. Rubens Savastano (SP)
1988/1991 - Dr. Adilson Prando (SP)
1992/2001 - Dr. Giovanni Guido Cerri (SP)
2003/2022 - Dr. Edson Marchiori
2023 to the present - Dr. Valdair Muglia
When it was first launched in 1958, the journal was issued quarterly, with editions published in March, June, September, and December. In the 1990s, it transitioned to bimonthly circulation, which continued until 2023. From 2024 onwards, the journal adopted the continuous publishing format.
At the time of its launch, Radiologia Brasileira became the only platform for disseminating scientific work produced by physicians dedicated to Radiodiagnosis and Radiation Therapy (Radiotherapy). With the advancement of Medicine in general and Radiology in particular, it became the national medium for disseminating scientific production in all diagnostic imaging methods mentioned above.
The Board of Directors of the Brazilian College of Radiology and Diagnostic Imaging, along with the Editorial Board of Radiologia Brasileira, aim to maintain uninterrupted publication of its various issues, consistently respecting previously established deadlines.
The online version, containing volumes from 2001 to the present, is available on this website and on the SciELO platform (www.scielo.br/rb) including an English version starting in 2007.
Citations from Radiologia Brasileira should be abbreviated to Radiol Bras. This journal assumes no responsibility for the opinions expressed in signed articles.
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