Hungarian Society of Urology
  
  

HUNGARIAN UROLOGY

Current issue

Aims and scope of the journal

The website http://urologiahungarica.hu is the English online version of the printed scientific journal “Magyar Urológia”, the official journal of the Hungarian Society of Urology. The journal covers the wide scope of urology, provides current information of research, development and treatment aspects that are involved in the fields of urology and has been a prestigious urological forum for over 28 years.

Topics such as urooncology, clinical and surgical urology, erectile dysfunction, infertility, reconstruction surgery, urolithiasis and endourology, paediatric urology, neurourology and urodynamics, female urology, andrology and sexual medicine, radiology, pathology as well as recent advances in techniques, instrumentation, surgery and academic/basic science provide readers with a complete guide to international developments in urology.

The issues contain peer-reviewed original articles, state of the art reviews and opinions, surgical techniques, case reports, book reviews and correspondence. We publish important, practice challenging manuscripts to educate our readers and improve the care of our patients. Urologists, oncologists, pathologists, radiologists and scientists are invited to hand in their contributions to make “Magyar Urológia” a viable forum on latest findings in research and practice in urology.

The journal is published 3 monthly in print and online by the Promenade Publishing House The official language of the journal is Hungarian with a full English summary of the articles, but occasionally thanks to authors from abroad there are some manuscripts in English language.

All members of the Hungarian Society of Urology receive the journal as a benefit of their membership. Members of the Hungarian Society of Urology may access the journal online by logging in at Society’s website. Non-member personal subscribers may register and ask for a Username and Password online at http://magyurol.hu

Access to most full-text articles content is free to everyone shortly after printed publishing of the journal and can be reached via English homepage (http://urologiahungarica.hu) or via CrossRef system using DOI links of the articles. The journal is indexed by MTMT (Hungarian Scientific Works Register by Hungarian Academy of Sciences) and archived by REAL – electronic library service containing full-text documents, operated by the Library and Information Centre of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences) (http://real.mtak.hu).

Authors and reviewers may submit and review manuscripts online. Contact with the editorial office should be through electronic means. Questions regarding manuscript submission may be sent to Ms. Nikoletta Lábán, Editorial Secretary.

Dr. Szendrői Attila

Editorial office
Nursing Mercy Order, Buda Mercy Order Hospital,
Department of Urology;
1023 Budapest, Frankel Leó út 17–19.
Tel: +36 72 507-334
Fax: +36 72 242-374
E-mail: magyar.urologia@pte.hu; info@olo.hu

Editorial board
Editor in Chief: Attila Szendrői MD, PhD
Deputy Editor in Chief: Tamás Fazekas dr.
Section Editor Uroonkology: Imre Romics MD. DSc.
Associate editors:
Zoltán Bajory dr.
Tibor Flaskó dr.
Péter Nyirády dr.
Árpád Szántó dr.
Advisory board:
Dániel Bányai dr.
Csaba Berczi dr.
Péter Törzsök dr.
Fruzsina Fazekas dr.

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Publisher
Promenade Publishing House
H-1037 Budapest, Montevideo u. 7. 3. emelet
Tel: +36 30 327-4143
E-mail: recepcio@promenade.hu

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