EC Emergency Medicine and Critical Care
EC Emergency Medicine and Critical Care (ECEC) is an internationally peer reviewed journal that desires to publish articles on all aspects of Emergency Medicine and Critical Care. The journal aims to publish clinical and experimental work on all the topics related to Emergency Medicine and Critical Care. The main motto of ECEC is to bring latest developments and current research in Emergency Medicine and Critical Care into light by publishing quality and original articles. We deal with all aspects of Emergency Medicine and Critical Care, diseases and therapeutic interventions.
Highlights
- Internationally profound journal that Publishes articles on various disciplines of Emergency Medicine and Critical Care Research.
- Thorough Double blinded peer review.
- Prompt Acknowledgement after acceptance of article for peer review.
- Rapid Publication after the article is peer reviewed through eminent reviewers.
- Acceptance and Publication of papers with excellence, novelty and originality.
- Issue of Publication Certificate to author.
- High visibility of your Published work.
Emergency medicine is a medical specialty involving care for undifferentiated, unscheduled patients with acute illnesses or injuries that require immediate medical attention. While not usually providing long-term or continuing care, emergency physicians undertake acute investigations and interventions to resuscitate and stabilize patients. Emergency medicine is now recognized as an essential public service. Intensive care medicine or critical care medicine is a branch of medicine concerned with the diagnosis and management of life-threatening conditions requiring sophisticated organ support and invasive monitoring. Patients requiring intensive care may require support for instability, airway, more commonly referred to now as multiple organ dysfunction syndrome. Intensive care is usually only offered to those whose condition is potentially reversible and who have a good chance of surviving with intensive care support. Advancements in the field of Emergency Medicine and Critical Care play a major role in building a safe and healthy society.
ECEC accepts articles on all the topics related to Emergency Medicine and Critical Care such as Environmental Health, Community Health, Behavioral Health, Health Economics, Public Policy, Insurance Medicine, Occupational Health and other important subfields along with Prevention and Treatment of Disease, Illness, Injury, and Other Physical and Mental Impairments Promoting Healthy Behaviors, Palliative Medicine, Critical Care Medicine-Intensive Care, Medical Toxicology, Wilderness Medicine, Pediatric Emergency Medicine, Sports Medicine, Hyperbaric Medicine, Trauma, National Health Issues, Health Education, Behavior & Improvement, Health Protection, Public Health Ethics, Social Determinants of Health, Impact of Health Policies, Public Health Practice Models, Health Problems and their Solutions, Public Health Policy and Practice, Population Based studies, Diet and Nutrition, Infection and Public Health Health Care Analysis-Biostatics, Intensive and Critical care, Trauma and Surgical Intensive Care, Pediatric Intensive Care, Acute and Emergency Medicine, Perioperative medicine, Resuscitation, Infection control, Organ Dysfunction, Accidental Injuries, Acute Cardiology, Neurological Emergency, Acute Respiratory Failure, Acute Pain Management, Critical Care, Injury Prevention, Resuscitation, Surgical Emergency, Acute Infection, Toxicology, Hematology/ Oncology, ECG Patterns, Pediatric Emergency, Emergency Medicine, Medical Chemistry, Patient Safety, Critical Patients, Ballistics and Firearm Wounds, Traumatic Injuries, Emergency Medicinal Technologies, etc.
EC Emergency Medicine welcomes you to submit your valuable and reliable articles towards the journal at emergencymedicine@ecronicon.uk
Volume 3 Issue 3 - March 2019Editorial
Noushin Hashemi, Maryam Allahverdi Khani and Houmaan Nozarian Bavarsad. 3(3): 109.
Research Article
Wahida Kazi. 3(3): 110-114.
Review Article
Selamawit Alemayehu. 3(3): 115-120.
Case Report
Halil Dogan, Eren Demir, Seyhmus Isık and Gizem Metin. 3(3): 121-123.
Letter to Editor
Selamawit Alemayehu. 3(3): 124-127.
Research Article
Anteneh Kebede,Temesgen Beyene and Haimanot Geremew. 3(3): 128-138.
Review Article
Hilev de las Mercedes Larrondo Muguercia, David Orlando León Pérez and Ángela Rosa Gutiérrez Rojas. 3(3): 139-142.
Research Article
Igor Klepikov. 3(3): 143-150.
Editorial
Maria Vargas and Pasquale Buonanno. 3(2): 52-53.
Research Article
Hassan El Mahdi El Bushra, Abdullah M Assiri, Mutaz Mohammed and Abdulaziz A Binsaeed. 3(2): 54-66.
Research Article
Selamawit Alemayehu, Ayalew Zewdie, DejeneTagesse Sakelo and Abdlfata Arga Abrar. 3(2): 67-75.
Research Article
Dedy Arisjulyanto, Baiq Tiara Hikmatushaliha, Zaenal Arifin and Supriyadi. 3(2): 76-84.
Case Study
Temesgen Beyene Abicho, Aklilu Azazh Tumebo and Scott G Weiner. 3(2): 85-88.
Research Article
Janet A Ephraim. 3(2): 89-95.
Case Report
Touil Yosr, Ameni Abidi, Foued Daly, M Slim Amri, Ghassen Ben Amor, Ahlem Trifi, Rochdi Nasri, Sami Abdellatif and Salah Ben Lakhal. 3(2): 101-104.
Opinion
Mukul Shah and Stephen Campbell. 3(2): 105-107.
Opinion
Oscar Fawed Ortega Reyes and Jerson Joaquín Ávila Santos. 3(2): 108.
Guest Editorial
Mukul Shah and Vivian Lucas. 3(1): 01-03.
Research Article
Ayalew Zewdie Tadesse, Selamawit Alemayehu and Dejene Tagesse. 3(1): 04-10.
Review Article
Iris Ertugrul, Anne-Cornelie JM de Pont and Nicole P Juffermans. 3(1): 11-19.
Mini Review
Hanan Alhajri, Maryam Darwish, Devendra Richhariya and Ayesha Almemari. 3(1): 20-28.
Opinion
Ahmed N Ghanem. 3(1): 29-33.
Review Article
Surath Manimala Rao and Kartik Munta. 3(1): 34-44.
Research Article
Hassan El Mahdi El Bushra, Ayana Yeneabat, Betigel W Habtewold, Osman H Bilail and Naeema Al-Gasseer. 3(1): 45-51.
Research Article
Wahida Kazi and Shafi Bhuiyan. 2(4): 97-109.
Case Report
Yasser Mohammed Hassanain Elsayed. 2(4): 114-120.
Review Article
María Camila Arango-Granados and Virginia Zarama. 2(4): 121-131.
Case Report
Halil Dogan, Rumeysa Busra Dogan and Ozan Sonbahar. 2(4): 132-135.
Review Article
Piryani Rano Mal and Piryani Suneel. 2(4): 136-140.
Editorial
Ayalew Zewdie Tadesse. 2(3): 60-61.
Research Article
Lompo Djingri Labodi, Cissé Kadari, Diallo Ousséini, Kouanda Boukari, Napon Christian and Kaboré B Jean. 2(3): 62-71.
Case Report
Parin Lalwani. 2(3): 72-74.
Case Report
Petkov A, Vassil Mihaylov, Stankova T, Stoyanova D and Lukanova Tz. 2(3): 75-79.
Research Article
Masayo Nagai and Hidesuke Kaji. 2(3): 80-91.
Research Article
Reshma Khan, Javidulla Khan, Saba Siddiqui, Muhammad Hammad, Fahad Tariq, Abdul Basit Muhammad Arif, Muhammad Omer Khan, Muhammad Owais Shahid, Muhammad Faiq Mukhtar, Hira Moin, Aysha Ashraf, Nazish Iqbal and Sonia Shahid1. 2(3): 92-95.
Editorial
Maria Vargas. 2(2): 32-33.
Research Article
Ahlem Trifi, Sami Abdellatif, Khaoula Ben Ismail, Foued Daly, Yosr Touil, Rochdi Nasri and Salah Ben Lakhal. 2(2): 34-42.
Review Article
Farwa Ali, Umair Ali, Erah Ali, Azhar Hussain. 2(2): 43-47.
Case Report
Eren Demir, Halil Doğan and Mehmet Toptaş. 2(2): 48-51.
Case Report
Avinash Jayaswal, Joe Kadou, Nicolas Daoud, Pierre Lutula, Carnot Tanie-Talom and Brice Layeux. 2(2): 54-58.
Opinion
Oscar Fawed Ortega Reyes. 2(2): 59.
Editorial
Sheikh Mohd Saleem. 2(1): 1-3.
Research Article
John-Ryan McAnnally, Clint Christensen, Laura Williams, Randolph Devereaux, Jessica Whittle and David Seaberg. 2(1): 4-11.
Case Report
Emídio Lima. 2(1): 12-15.
Letter to Editor
Josef Finsterer and Sinda Zarrouk-Mahjoub. 2(1): 26-27.
Research Article
Vinej Somaraj, Vikraman KS, Meenakshi M, Preethy M, Nazrin M and Mizba Farhath. 2(1): 28-31.
Research Article
Sajjad Madan Almusaiad, Ghofran Naji Ali Alshammer, Bandar Kamal Mufreh Alsirhani, Mohammed Hisham Ojaimi, Naif Ibrahim Salman Alzarea, Massad Masaeed Masad Almutairi, Faisal Oudah Alharbi, Abdullah Ahmed Alzarea, Mohammed Salem Dawood, Noorah Mohammad AlShareef, Abdulrahman Khalid Abdullah, Sukainah Abdulwahed Alfaraj, Mohammed Seror Bawahal, Ali Jassim A. Alnasser, Alzahrani Ahmad Edan A, Ibrahim Saeed Bin Sadan Alzahrani and Osama Ali M Alrashed. 1(1): 01-07.
