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BJU International

Published on behalf of the British Association of Urological Surgeons, the Urological Society of Australasia and the Urological Society of India

Edited by:
John Fitzpatrick

ISI Journal Citation Reports® Ranking: 2008: 17/57 Urology & Nephrology
Impact Factor: 2.704

BJUI is one of the most highly respected medical journals in the world, with a truly international range of published papers which is unique amongst all urology journals. Every issue gives invaluable practical information in the form of original articles, mini-review articles, investigative urology articles, correspondence and book reviews; as well as 'Surgery Illustrated', a "kaleidoscope of surgical techniques, open and laparoscopic, from both paediatric and adult urology", and the very popular 'Conversations' piece. BJUI is fully sectionalised and in full colour making it easier to use whether you are browsing or searching for something specific.

TopNews and Announcements

Expanded BJUI website - register today
www.bjui.org has been redesigned offering new content for users including access to BJUI review content, specially commissioned urological articles, a discussion forum, an online Atlas of Devices and Fingertip Urology - a series of educational items. The high quality content of the paper journal will still be available online, but in addition you can also find:

• Additional content - www.bjui.org will be publishing content that will be reviewed and made available on the site for all users to read and comment on. The submission process is different to the journal, and the content will only be available online allowing for more flexibility in the nature and style of the content
• Discussion Forum - an opportunity for you to comment on papers published on the website and in BJUI
• Atlas of Surgical Devices -focusing on the use of devices, these articles will supplement the popular 'Surgery Illustrated'
• FingerTip Urology - a series designed to provide key patient information for use in consultations, as well as a learning resource for trainees as well as CPD
• Commonwealth of Urology - articles giving you an insight into urological practices from around the world
• Lessons from the Archive - how treatments have evolved with subsequent learning points

Visit www.bjui.org to register; to read more about the new site read the editorial from BJUI Volume 101 issue 2

Conflict of interest
The Editor requests that authors provide him with a statement of any conflict of interests, using the form specifically designed for this purpose. Although the Editor will not reject a paper simply because of a conflict of interest, he will publish a statement of declared interests. In the event of no declared interests, the Editor will publish 'Conflict of interest: none declared'.

Free access in the developing world
Free online access to the Journal is available within institutions in the developing world through the HINARI initiative with the World Health Organization (WHO).

NIH Public Access Mandate
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