中文簡介

獸醫和比較骨科和創傷學(VCOT)是當今世界上最重要的獸醫骨科和神經外科臨床相關信息的單一來源。它的獨特之處在于，它是真正的比較，有一個無與倫比的混合評論文章和基礎科學的信息，立即臨床相關的獸醫外科今天。VCOT是一個必須有參考任何獸醫，臨床醫生或研究人員感興趣的骨科和神經外科密切關注人類領域和所有動物物種的進展。這些信息是相關的，簡潔和相關的。同行評審過程是完美無缺的，始終如一地發表與骨科、神經外科和創傷學學科直接相關的重要文章是世界級的。VCOT每年出版6次，包括紙質版和網絡版。在線服務包括稿件提交和審核、內容提醒和快速發布。訂閱期刊的用戶還可以在線訪問期刊存檔。

　　英文簡介

Veterinary and Comparative Orthopaedics and Traumatology (VCOT) is the most important single source for clinically relevant information in veterinary orthopaedics and neurosurgery available anywhere in the world today. It is unique in that it is truly comparative and there is an unrivalled mix of review articles and basic science amid the information that is immediately clinically relevant in veterinary surgery today. VCOT is a must-have reference for any veterinary surgeon, clinician or researcher interested in orthopaedic and neurologic surgery with a close eye on progress in the human field and in all animal species. The information is pertinent, succinct and relevant. The peer review process is impeccable and the consistent delivery of premier articles of direct relevance to the disciplines of orthopaedics, neurosurgery and traumatology is world-class. VCOT is published six times per year, both in print and online. Online services include manuscript submission and review, content alerts, and rapid publication. Subscribers to the journal can also enjoy online access to the journal archive.

　　近年期刊自引率趨勢圖

　　JCR分區

JCR分區等級	JCR所屬學科	分區	影響因子
Q3	VETERINARY SCIENCES	Q3	1.083
	ZOOLOGY	Q3

　　近年期刊影響因子趨勢圖

　　CiteScore數值

CiteScore	SJR	SNIP	學科類別	分區	排名	百分位
2.00	0.520	1.156	大類：Veterinary 小類：General Veterinary	Q2	69 / 183	62%
			大類：Veterinary 小類：Animal Science and Zoology	Q2	216 / 448	51%

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