Indian Journal of Pathology and Microbiology (ISSN-0377-4929) |
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The Indian Journal of Pathology and Microbiology is the
official Quarterly publication of the Indian Association of
Pathologists and Microbiologists. It had completed 50 glorious years
in the year 2007. Late Dr Vanmali Saran Maglik of King George
Medical College, Lucknow is the founder editor who started the
journal in the year 1958. Initially the journal was called Indian
Journal of Pathology and Bacteriology and the present name is in
existence from the year 1965. The journal grew over the years under
the able guidance of stalwarts like Late Dr HI Jhala, Late Dr V
Ramalingaswamy, Dr HD Tandon, Late Dr BK Aikat and Late Dr S
Nagalotimath. The present form is due to the untiring efforts of Dr
KS Ratnakar, Dr VH Talib, Dr SK Shahi and Dr Harsh Mohan. The journal is widely read and is in almost all the
libraries of the country and in many institutions outside the
country. From the year 2008, the article submission, review,
correspondence and publication process has been made online (www.journalonweb.com/ijpm).
Now the journal has its own website (www.ijpmonline.org). With these
changes the visibility and popularity of the journal has
tremendously increased. Dr S Satyanarayana is the present editor of
the journal.
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From The Editor’s Desk |
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Dear All,
Wishing you a very Happy New Year 2023. At the outset, I would thank everyone who entrusted their faith in electing me as the new Editor-In-Chief of our journal.
The impact factor of the journal has been steadily maintained and we hope to bring it to a higher level with more quality-based publications, especially original articles, and reviews.
I sincerely believe to enhance the value system by promoting excellence in research through the journal. Good research is scientifically and ethically sound. Every investigator and the author must be conscious and conscientious of the scientific and ethical aspects while preparing a manuscript. Careful attention to the journal guidelines during the formulation of a manuscript can reduce the overall turnaround time for the review process.
The value of time-tested morphology and immunohistochemistry in a clinical context cannot be overemphasized. However, it is prime time to include molecular pathology, to enhance objectivity in the diagnosis and be able to provide more information from the prognostic and predictive aspect which is relevant for patient care. Manuscripts with quality data, offering novel insights have higher chances of acceptance.
I thank the associate editors, all the authors, reviewers, and members of the editorial board who have so far contributed towards maintaining the quality of the journal and look further to their continuous support.
Bharat Rekhi
MD, DNB, MIAC, FICP, MCAP(Affl.), FRC-Path, Professor/Pathologist,
Department of Surgical Pathology, Tata Memorial Hospital,
Mumbai, Maharashtra, India.
E-mail: [email protected]
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