Publish Your Paper in Acta Orthopaedica et Traumatologica Hellenica (AOTH)
Article Processing Charges-Free Publication
AOTH offers a fee-free publication process, removing financial barriers and making it accessible to all researchers regardless of their financial situation.
High-Quality Peer Review
AOTH ensures rigorous peer review by experts in orthopaedic surgery and traumatology, ensuring that only quality research is published.
Timely Publication
AOTH offers a streamlined review and publication process, as well as prompt publication without unnecessary delays.
Wide Accessibility
AOTH is an open-access journal, meaning your research is freely available to a global audience, increasing its reach and impact.
Global Readership
AOTH is published in English language with in-house syntax and grammar editing services, providing for attraction of a diverse and international readership, allowing your research to be read and cited by scientists worldwide.
Support for Young Scientists
AOTH dedicates a special section to young scientists, providing a platform for emerging researchers to share their findings and gain intellectual stimulation and recognition, share ideas, report research or a case, and generate discussion in the scientific community.
Attainment of Promotion/Tenure
Publishing in AOTH will increase one’s personal reputation, and potentially advance discipline, and flourish curriculum vitae.
Collaborative Opportunities
Publishing in AOTH can open doors to national and international collaborations with leading researchers and institutions, fostering opportunities for future research projects.
Reputable Editorial Board
AOTH is backed by distinguished editorial board members, senior academicians and investigators, leading experts in orthopaedic surgery and traumatology in Greece and international. This ensures the publication maintains high standards of scientific integrity.
Contribute for AOTH’s citation in International databases
Publishing in AOTH increases the visibility of the journal in recognized databases and therefore the impact of your scientific work
