Any author can submit an article to the journal. Typically, this is a person who is in correspondence with the Editorial Board and who gets the notification emails (when submitting a manuscript via the website, you can choose the possibility to send notifications to all authors).

The author is registered on the site, entering the full name and filling in all fields. The author chooses the username and password that will be used to login.

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The single file ''Cover Letter'' combines information on the article. It comprises the following sections:

1. General information
• confirm that manuscript is not under consideration by another publisher;
• confirm that manuscript has not been previously published;
• confirm that manuscript contains full disclosure of conflict of interest;
• confirm that all authors have read and approved the manuscript;
• confirm that author(s) is (are) responsible for the authenticity of the manuscript materials;
• indicate the author who is responsible for the correspondence;
• specify the estimated time of the thesis defense (if the manuscript is a part of the thesis).

2. Information on conflict of interest/funding
The document contains a disclosure by authors of possible relations with industrial and financial institutions that could lead to a conflict of interest in connection with submitted in the manuscripts material. It is advisable to list the sources of the work funding. If there is no conflict of interest, you should write down: ''Conflict of interest is not declared''

3. Information and adherence to ethical standards when conducting the research
Example:
The study was carried out in accordance with the standards of Good Clinical Practice and the principles of the Declaration of Helsinki. The study protocol was approved by the ethics committees of all participating clinical centers. Prior to inclusion in the study we received written informed consent from all participants.

4. Information on the overlapping publications (if available).
''Cover letter'' should be issued on one or two sheets using the official letterhead of the institution (at the option of authors). The appeal: ''the Chief Editor of the Siberian Medical Review Protopopov A. V.''. Signatures of all authors and/or authorized person's signature should be below and the seal of the institution from which the article is sent should also be below. ''Cover letter'' should be scanned. You should attach the file in jpeg or pdf as an additional file of the manuscript.

To form a title page of a manuscript, the author must specify the data first in Russian, then in English (for articles in English it is not necessary to create a title page in Russian)

The title of the manuscript should contain up to 12 words, including the main keywords. An abbreviation and formulas can not be used. It must be written in capital letters, without hyphenation, in bold, using left alignment, single spacing, 14 font.

The surnames of the author and co-authors without the indication of academic degrees and positions are located under the title of the article. The order of the authors' mention depends on their contribution to the work done. Align to the left, printed in Times New Roman font, 12 pt. In the list of authors first initials are indicated (with a space between them), then the author's surname.

Footnotes are given in Arabic figures after the names of the authors.

The name of the institution is put in its full version, without abbreviations, it must coincide with the name in the Regulations. The adding to the main name of the institution (the State Higher Educational Institution of Higher Professional Education, etc.) and the founder (Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation, etc.) should not be written, leaving only the name of the organization that isn’t changed. Next, a city, the postal code and the country, separated by a comma. Brackets, quotes are not put. Each organization is written from a new line without indentation. Footnotes are given in Arabic numerals before the name of the institution. For the correctness of the information provided, we recommend the authors to check the English spelling of the institution name on the site https://grid.ac.

If the author (s) has (have) several job places, then they are listed line by line. At the end the point is not used.

For the title of the section "Author information" clarendon is used in the center 12 pt.

Author information contains the full name (in full in the following sequence: name, patronymic, surname, in the English-speaking version, first name, initial of patronymic, surname) and affiliation of authors (position, academic degree, title), full names of institutions (without legal form and founder, without quotes), postal address of the institution, phone and e-mail of EACH of the co-authors. ORCID - it is desirable.
If there is no ORCID number, you must obtain it by registering at https://orcid.org/.
ORCID is a register of unique identifiers of scientists and at the same time an appropriate method linking research activity with these identifiers.
The order of authors' mention as in the title.
In case of full name transliteration the author must adhere to the uniform writing in all articles.
The data is located in width according to the main text in italics, the font Times New Roman 12 pt, one and a half interval.
The title page should contain information in Russian and English (for English-language articles translation into Russian is not needed). Example of the title page (doc)

The text format of the manuscript. The text should be typed in Times New Roman font, size - 12 pt, line spacing - 1.5 pt. Indents on each side of the page are 2 cm. Allocations in the text are allowed ONLY in italics or in semi-bold, but NOT with underlines.
To download the manuscript to the site, the author prepares the following documents in separate files:

1. The text of the article (including tables)
2. Title page
3. Cover letter
4. Figures.

It is unacceptable to use unfair textual borrowing and assigning research results that do not protect the authors of the submitted manuscript. To check the article for originality one can do with the help of services https://www.antiplagiat.ru/, https://www.etxt.ru. (for Russian-language texts) and http://www.plagiarism.org/ (for English texts).
In order to ensure the quality of published materials and the observance of copyright, all articles arriving at the editorial office of the journal are checked for plagiarism (the availability of borrowings) through the Antiplagiat.VUZ system and only after that are sent for peer review.

Articles containing less than 70% of the unique text are not published in the journal. The editorial board does not welcome the excessive number of citations, even if properly designed. The permissible volume of citations established by the editors is not more than 30% of the total volume of the article.
The papers, have published in other publications or have sent to the other editions can not be directed to the Editorial Staff.

1. The UDC index is placed in the upper left corner of the file.

2. The title of the article is located at the top center of the page, printed by capital letters, in semi-bold, Times New Roman, 14 pt, single line spacing, maximum length of three lines, no more than 12 words, without unusual abbreviations. At the end of the title the point is not set. It is issued in Russian and English (Russian translation is not required for articles in English).

3. The abstract is a part of the main manuscript file. The abstract should not repeat the text of the article (you can not take sentences from an article and transfer them to a resume), as well as its title. It should not contain tables, text footnotes. The abstract should set out the essential facts of the work, and should not contain material that is missing in the article itself. In the text of the abstract should be used the syntactic structures inherent in the language of scientific and technical documents, avoid complex grammatical constructions. The text of the abstract should be laconic, clear, with persuasive phrases, lack of background information. Depending on the selected section of the journal, there are:

3.1. Structured abstract (1500-2000 characters):

• The aim of the research.Text.

  The subject, purpose of the work are indicated.

• Materials and methods. Text.

  The method or methodology of the work in terms of novelty is described.

• Results. Text.

  Described extremely accurately and informatively. The main theoretical and experimental results, actual data, discovered relationships and regularities are presented. At the same time, preference is given to new results, important discoveries, conclusions that refute existing theories, as well as data of practical importance.

• Conclusion. Text.

  Can be accompanied by recommendations, estimates, suggestions, hypotheses, described in the article.
  The names of the abstract sections are written from a new line without indentation in semi-bold, italic 12 pt, at the end a dot is put. The abstract should contain only those sections that are described in the Rules for authors. For example, the section "Actuality" does not appear in the abstract. The authors prescribe the actuality of their work in the introductory section of the manuscript.

3.2 Unstructured abstract (400-800 characters depending on the section - see "Selecting a section"):

The title «Abstract» in an unstructured abstract is written from a new line without an indent insemi-bold, italic 12 pt, in the end the point is put.
Example:
Abstract. Теxt.
It is pointed out that this document bears the new in itself in comparison with others related to the topic and purpose.

4. Keywords contain 6-8 words and phrases, express the main semantic content of the article, serve as a guide for the reader. Are posted after the abstract, in Russian and English. Should reflect the discipline (the field of science, within the framework of which the article is written), the topic, the purpose, the object of research.
When publishing keywords through the site, you must select the "Keywords" option, write words / phrases separated by commas.

5. The text of the article. The structure of the original scientific article (the text of the remaining sections may not be structured):
Introduction- sets goals and objectives, gives a critical assessment of literature.
Materials and methods - a detailed description of the work.
Discussion and results - an explanation of the results is given and their significance is shown.
Conclusion - the main conclusions are drawn.

The title of the sections of the article is bolded in Times New Roman, 12 pt, in the center without a dot.

The text is printed on an A4 sheet, the font size is 12 pt, the interval between the lines is 1.5, the margins are 2 cm from all sides.

When processing material, the system of SI units is used, the % character is put in a space from the number, the value of p is written with a comma: p <0,0001; the value of n is written with a small letter (n = 20); signs>, <, ±, =, +, - with numerical values are written without a space; the meaning of "year" or "years" is drawn up - 2014 or 2002-2014.

The article must be carefully verified by the author (s). Responsibility for the correctness of citations, doses and other factual materials are borne by the authors.

Statistics
All published materials are reviewed by a statistician and must comply with the "Uniform Requirements for Manuscripts Submitted to Biomedical Journals." Ann Intern Med. 1997; 126: 36-47. In the preparation of the statistical part of the work, it is recommended to use special guidelines, for example, the European Cardiology Journal: www.oxfordjournals.org/our_journals/eurheartj/for_authors/stat_guide.html Statistical methods are described in detail in the section '' Materials and Methods ''.

Mathematical formulas.
Mathematical equations should be represented as editable text, and not as images. Simple formulas should be written to a string in plain text, where possible, using the slash (/) character, instead of a horizontal line for small fractional expressions, for example, X / Y. Variables should be expressed in italics. The powers of e are better denoted as exp. Equations located separately from the text (if this is clearly indicated in the text) should be numbered in order. The formulas are centered. The number is indicated on the right side of the sheet (in parentheses). The upper and lower symbols must be clearly legible. In formulas, fractional numbers, there should be a comma, and not a point (for example, 0,5). Formulas must be typed in the built-in formula editor MS Word (Equation 3.0) or in the editor Math Type 4.0.

Making graphs, schemes, tables and figures
Tables.

It should be formatted as editable text, and not as images. For each table, a reference should be provided next to the corresponding text in the article.

The tables should be illustrative, corresponding to the content of the graph. All figures, total and percent data in the tables are to be carefully verified by the author and should match the figures in the text.

Tables should be sequentially numbered according to their appearance in the text. All notes are placed under the tables. The data presented in the tables should not repeat the results described elsewhere in the article. When building a table, vertical rulers should be avoided.

All table names and captions following them, should be repeated by English varient.

The table number (for example, Table 2) is indicated on the right side of the page, on the next line in the center its name is written in semi-bold, single interval. If the table in the text is one, then the table number is not written.

The dimensions of the indicators and the form of the data representation (M ± m; M ± SD; Me; Mo; percents, etc.) should be clearly indicated in the tables. All figures, totals and percentages must be carefully verified, and also correspond to their mention in the text.

Explanatory notes are provided below the table if necessary.

The footnotes should be listed in the following order: *, †, §, ||, ¶, #, **, ††, etc. Abbreviations should be listed in the footnote below the table in alphabetical order. Each first mention of a picture or table in the text is highlighted with a yellow marker. If a reference to a drawing or table is included in the sentence, the full spelling of the word is used - '' figure 1 '', '' table 1 ''; if the words are enclosed in parentheses, a reduction is used - (Fig. 1), (Tab. 1).

Drawings (photographs, graphs, diagrams, schemes, draughts and other illustrations) should be clear, in black and white format. Each image is presented in a separate file. For each of the drawings, a reference is required in the text.

• file extension – * .tif, * .jpg, * .pdf;
• drawing width – 70 to 140 mm, height – not more than 200 mm.
• resolution – not less than 300 dpi (pixels per inch);
• scanned image should be cut by the edges of the image and should be cleaned from dust and scratches.

The names of the graphs and drawings, as well as notes to them, should be placed under the drawing / graph (in the form of editable text, not the picture) or they should be placed in a separate file.

These files are indicated as additional files. Figures should not repeat the materials of the tables.

Times New Roman font should be used in the image.

The images in the text should be numbered sequentially.

Each drawing is to be accompanied by a short Russian and English legend, which along with drawing indications, should be sufficient for understanding the information, presented in the figure, without reading the text of the article.

All the drawings should be original. Publication of borrowed drawings is possible only with the consent of the right holders.

For detailed instructions on submitting electronic graphics, see: http://www.elsevier.com/artworkinstructions:

Attention: it is necessary to send acceptable black-and-white versions of all coloured images as well, as there may be certain technical difficulties while converting coloured images into achromatic ones (for printed version: if coloured printing is not selected).

Photos of potentially recognizable people should be represented using the method of deidentification.

Electronic graphic images (photographs, screenshots) and other non-drawn illustrations.
Each image is presented in a separate file.
Detailed instructions for presenting electronic graphics images see: http://www.elsevier.com/artworkinstructions
Regardless of the application used, other than Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel), after the creation of the electronic image, it should be converted to JPEG, JPG, PDF (300 dpi - 600 dpi). The graphics files must be a JPEG, JPG format with the correct allowance. The author should specify preferences for color image: in printed or only in electronic form. For more information on preparing an electronic graphic image, see: http://www.elsevier.com/artworkinstructions

Attention: it is necessary to send acceptable black-and-white versions of all color images in addition, as there may be certain technical difficulties in the process of converting color images to achromatic ones (for a printed version: if color printing is not selected).

• A single system of letter designations and image scaling should be used.
• Times New Roman font should be used in the image.
• Images in the text should be numbered sequentially.
• Files with graphic images must have logical names.
• Explanations to images must be written separately.
• The scale of the image must correspond to the required size of the published version.

Thankfulness (if any)
The authors can express their gratitude to the participants and / or organizations that contributed to the publication of the article in the journal, but are not its co-authors.

Information about sponsorship (if any). If necessary, the source of funding for both the scientific work and the publication process of the article (fund, commercial or state organization, private person, etc.) is indicated. The amount of funding is not required.

The journal "Siberian Medical Review" uses the Vancouver citation style (in the list of references citations are numbered not in alphabetical order, but as far as they are mentioned in the text, regardless of the language on which the work is given). The text refers to the ordinal number of the cited work in square brackets [1] or [1, 2]. Each citation in the list – should be from a new line. All documents referred to in the text should be included in the list of references.

Do not allowed to refer to papers that are not included in the list of references, and vice versa, to unpublished papers. Do not allowed to refer to unpublished, retracted (withdrawn from the printing) articles. Self-citation is not permissible, except the cases when it is necessary (in the review of the literature, no more than 3 to 5 references). Do not allowed to refer to the dissertations, as well as the abstracts of dissertations, it is more correct to refer to the articles published on the basis of dissertational research.

Documents (Orders, GOSTs, Health Regulations, Methodological Guidelines, Regulations, Resolutions, Sanitary and Epidemiological Rules, Norms, Federal Laws) should be indicated not in the lists of literature, but in footnotes in the text. In the bibliographic description the names of ALL authors are given.

All Russian-language sources of literature should be presented in a transliterated version according to the sample below. It is necessary to include DOI in the bibliographic descriptions in the lists of literature.
The index should be searched in the Crossref database.
Taking into account the requirements of international citation systems, bibliographic lists are included in the English-language article block and, accordingly, should be given not only in the original language, but also in Latin (Roman alphabet). Therefore, the authors of the articles should give a list of literature in two versions: one in the original language (Russian-language sources in Cyrillic, English-language - Latin), and as a separate block the same list of literature (References) in the Roman alphabet for international databases.
Transliteration of Russian-language sources using official encodings is given in the following order: the authors and the name of the journal are transliterated by the Latin alphabet, and the title of the article is a semantic transliteration (translated into English). The source name is shown in italics.
The technology of preparing the citation using the automatic transliteration system and the translator:

- on the site http://www.translit.ru one can use the program of transliteration of the Russian text into the Latin alphabet.
- it is necessary to choose the BGN transliteration system (Board of Geographic Names); in the special field the text of the bibliography is entered, except for the title of the book or article, in Russian and the "translit" button is pressed.
- at the end of the reference in parentheses is indicated (in Russian).

ATTENTION! From the first issue of 2018, the Siberian Medical Review journal introduces a variant of the preparation in a single “Reference” united links to Russian-language sources, consisting of a description in Cyrillic (in the original language) and in Latin (according to the presentation rules). The English-language part of the bibliographic description of the reference should be directly after the Russian-language part in square brackets ([...]). At the end of the bibliographic description (behind the square bracket), doi articles are placed, if any. At the very end of the English-language part of the bibliographic description, reference to the original publication language (In Russian) is placed in the parentheses.
The links to foreign sources remain unchanged.
For example:

1. Матюшин АА, Хугаева ОВ, Барышникова МА, Краснюк ИИ, Барышников АЮ. Получение и изучение анти-CD20 иммунолипосом митоксантрона in vitro. Российский биотерапевтический журнал. 2014;3(13):15-24. [Matyushin AA, Khugaeva OV, Baryshnikova MA, Krasnyuk II, Baryshnikov AYu. Preparation and study of anti-CD20 immunoliposomes of mitoxantrone in vitro. Russian Journal of Biotherapy. 2014;3(13):15-24. (In Russian)]
2. Князев РА, Трифонова НВ, Колпаков АР, Поляков ЛМ. Исследование способности аполипопротеина А-I в комплексе с актиномицином Д оказывать кардиотоксическое действие на изолированное сердце крысы. Патология кровообращения и кардиохирургия. 2016;20(4):88-95. [Knyazev RA, Trifonova NV, Kolpakov AR, Polyakov LM. Investigation of the ability of apolipoprotein A-I in the complex with actinomycin D to have cardiotoxic effect on an isolated rat heart. Circulation Pathology and Cardiac Surgery. 2016;20(4):88-95. (In Russian)] DOI: 10.21688-1681-3472-2016-4-88-95

The list of references should correspond to the format recommended by the National Information Standards Organisation – NISO, accepted by National Library of Medicine (NLM) for databases (Library’s MEDLINE/PubMed database) NLM: http://www. nlm.nih.gov/citingmedicine

The names of periodicals should be given in full form.

The full name of the foreign journal one can be found on NLM Catalog: Journals referenced in the NCBI Databases and Index Medicuss.

The list of references is made in accordance with international standards to improve the "visibility" and "accessibility" of the journal to the world scientific community and conform to the formats used in global citation indexes.

The heading "References" is located in the center of the page and is printed in lower case semi-bold 12 pt.

Examples of reference design:
Journal Articles
In the bibliographic description the names of ALL authors are given.
The names of periodicals should be given in full form, in italics.
In the title of the journals in English, each word should be written with a capital letter

1. Руф РР. Роль воспаления в развитии атеросклероза и сердечно-сосудистых событий. Сибирское медицинское обозрение. 2015;6:23-9. [Ruf RR. The role of inflammation in the development of atherosclerosis and cardiovascular events. Siberian Medical Review. 2015;6:23-9. (In Russian)]
2. Бывальцев ВА, Степанов ИА, Белых ЕГ, Яруллина АИ. Роль опухолевых стволовых клеток в развитии глиом головного мозга. Сибирское медицинское обозрение. 2015;6:5-14. [Byvaltsev VA, Stepanov IA, Belykh EG, Yarullina AI. The role of tumor stem cells in the development of cerebral gliomas. Siberian Medical Review. 2015;6:5-14. (In Russian)]
3. Манчуров ВН, Рязанкина НБ, Резцов РЮ, Скрыпник ДВ, Васильева ЕЮ, Шпектор АВ. Влияние отдаленного ишемического пре- и посткондиционирования на кровоток в инфарктсвязанной артерии и функцию эндотелия у больных инфарктом миокарда с подъемом сегмента ST. Кардиология. 2016;56(1):6-11. [Manchurov VN, Ryazankina NB, Reztsov RYu, Skrypnik DV, Vasilieva EYu, Shpektor AV. Effect of Remote Ischemic Preconditioning and Postconditioning on Blood Flow in the Infarct-Related Artery and Endothelial Function in Patients With ST-Elevation Myocardial Infarction. Kardiologiya. 2016;56(1):6-11. (In Russian).] DOI:10.18565/cardio.2016.1.6-11

Description of the monographic edition

1. Crossman AR, Neary D. Neuroanatomy : an Illustrated Colour Text. [S. l.] : Elsevier; 2015. 192 p.
2. Шляхто ЕВ, Конради АО, Цырлин ВА. Вегетативная нервная система и артериальная гипертензия. СПб. : Медицинское издательство; 2008. 200 с. [Shlyakhto EV, Konradi AO, Tsyrlin VA. The autonomic nervous system and hypertension. SPb. : Meditsinskoe izdatel'stvo; 2008. 200 р. (In Russian)]

Description of the monographic edition under the editor
Kumar V, Abbas AK, Aster JC, editors. Robbins and Cotran Pathologic Basis of Disease. Philadelphia : Saunders Elsevier; 2015. 1391 p.

Citing a chapter in a book
Nichols W.W., O'Rourke M.F. Aging, high blood pressure and disease in humans. In: Arnold E, ed. McDonald's Blood Flow in Arteries: Theoretical, Experimental and Clinical Principles. 3rd ed. London ; Melbourne ; Auckland : Lea and Febiger; 1990:398-420.

Citing a chapter of the Russian-language book
Диагностика и лечение хронической сердечной недостаточности. В кн: Национальные клинические рекомендации. 4 е издание. М. : Силицея-Полиграф; 2011: 203-96. [Diagnostics and treatment of chronic heart failure. In. National clinical guidelines. 4th ed. Moscow: Silicea-Poligraf; 2011:203-93. (In Russian)]

Citing a Web Reference
Филиппова ОН, Рахманов РС. Оценка связи между работоспособностью спортсменов и витаминно-минеральной насыщенностью организма. Современные проблемы науки и образования. 2014;6. Ссылка активна на 10.06.2017. [Filippova ON, Rakhmanov RS. Evaluation of connection between exercise performance of sportsmen and vitamin-mineral deficiency in human organism. Modern Problems of Science and Education. 2014;6 Accessed June 10, 2017. (in Russian)] http://www.science-education.ru/120-15888

Legal materials (it is allowed to quote only if publicly available on the Internet)
Приказ Минздравсоцразвития РФ от 16 февраля 2009 г. № 46н «Об утверждении перечня производств, профессий и должностей, работа в которых дает право на бесплатное получение лечебно-профилактического питания в связи с особо вредными условиями труда, рационов лечебно-профилактического питания, норм бесплатной выдачи витаминных препаратов и правил бесплатной выдачи лечебно-профилактического питания». Ссылка активна на 21.11.2017. [Order of Minzdravsotsrazvitiya RF dd. 16 February 2009. № 46n «On approval of list of productions, occupations and positions, in which workers have right on gratuitous medicinal-preventive nutrition due to extreme hazardous working conditions, medicinal-preventive food al-lowances, standards of gratuitous vitamin administration and rules on gratuitous medicinal-preventive nutrition». Accessed November 11, 2017. (in Russian)] http://docs.cntd.ru/document/902153699

Patents(citation is allowed only if publicly available on the Internet)
Патент РФ на изобретение № 2545091/ 27.03.2015. Бюл. № 9. Штиль АА, Глазунова ВА, Лаврикова ТИ, Халявина ЮГ, Горностаев ЛМ. 1-R-4,9-диоксо-1H-нафто[2,3-d][1,2,3]триазол-4-оксим-2-оксиды и их производные, обладающие цитотоксической активностью. Ссылка активна на 21.11.2017 [Patent RU № 2545091/March 27, 2017. Bull. № 9. Shtil’ AA, Glazunova VA, Lavrikova TI, Khalyavina YuG, Gornostaev LM. 1-R-4,9-dioxo-1H-naphtho[2,3-d][1,2,3]triazole-4-oxime-2-oxides and its derivatives possessing cytotoxic activity. Accessed November 21, 2017. (in Russian)]. http://www.findpatent.ru/patent/254/2545091.html

The author (s) are responsible for the correctness of the data given in the literature list.
A short guide to working with the Mendeley program in Russian. To create a list of references using the bibliographic editor Mendeley in * .doc, download the plugin (exe).
A short guide to working with the EndNote program in Russian. To create a bibliography using EndNote bibliographic editor in * .doc, download the plugin (exe).
Methods for creating a list of literature on a given style (Academic Medicine) in EndNote:

References from the Web of Science.

1. Register in the Web of Science,
2. Find the necessary articles by selecting: All databases,
3. Tick all selected articles,
4. Select the field: Save to EndNote online,
5. In the field that appears, mark: Content of record → author, title, source, click: Send,
6. Go to EndNote online, insert My References, folder Unfiled (unlisted articles from Web of Science). Select all the necessary articles.
7. Login to the tab Format → Bibliography →
8. In the References field, select the Unfiled folder
9. In the field Bibliographic style select bibliography style Academic Medicine,
10. In the field File format select file format : RTF (rich text file),
11. Click Save (save the file in Word),
12. Open a formatted bibliography, copy it and paste it into the Bibliography field.

List of literature from the electronic catalogs of libraries.

1. The Collect tab,
2. From the library directory Online Search choose the necessary library for searching literature: (for example, Russian State Library),
3. Connect (make selection of descriptions from the electronic catalog),
4. Save data in the folder Unfiled EndNote online.
5. Select all the necessary articles.
6. In the References field, select the Unfiled folder
7. In the Bibliographic style field, select the bibliography style Academic Medicine,
8. In the File format field, select the file format: RTF (rich text file),
9. Click Save (save the file to Word),
10. Open a formatted list of references,
11. Copy it and paste into the References field

Create your own list of references.

1. Tab Collect → New Reference enter the data in the fields for each description of the link, save the data in the folder Unfiled EndNote online,
2. Select all the necessary articles,
3. In the field References select the folder Unfiled,
4. In the field Bibliographic style select bibliography style Academic Medicine,
5. In the field File format select the format of file: RTF (rich text file),
6. Click Save (save the file in Word),
7. Open a formatted list of references,
8. Copy it and paste into the References List.

Creating citation in the text of the article with the help of EndNote online.

1. Download plugin for bibliographic editor Mendeley or EndNote,
2. Install the plugin on your computer,
3. Ensure that a bibliographic editor tab Mendeley or EndNote appears in the text file of your article, go into it.
4. Enter your login and password from the bibliographic editor,
5. Place the cursor on the points in the text, in which you need to put citations,
6. Click References to select the desired folder in the bibliographic editor,
7. Select the desired items from the list, save by specifying the style Academic Medicine.

To download the manuscript to the site, the author prepares the following documents:

• Basic files - The Text of the Article and the Title Page.
• Additional files - Cover letter, pictures, photos.

This section regulates the relationship between the Editorial Board of the Siberian Medical Review (Editorial Board), the publishing House of KrasSMU (Publishing House) and the author or the authors who submitted their manuscript for publication in the journal Siberian Medical Review (Author).

The Author submitting an article to the Editorial Board agrees that exclusive property rights for the use of the manuscript (the material sent to the Editorial Board of the journal, including such protected objects of copyright as pictures of the author, drawings, diagrams, tables, etc.) pass to the Editorial Board and the Publishing House of the journal, including the right to reproduce in print and on the Internet; for distribution; translation into any languages of the world; export and import of the copies of the journal with the author's article for distribution, making available to the public.

The Editorial Board reserve the right to shorten and edit the manuscript materials, to conduct scientific editing, to reduce and correct articles, to change the design of graphs, drawings and tables for conforming it with the design of the journal, without changing the meaning of the information provided.

The Editorial Board and the Publishing House have the right to pass on the rights received from the Author to third parties and have the right to prohibit the third parties using any materials published in the journal for commercial purposes.

The Author guarantees that he has exclusive rights to use the material sent to the Editorial Board. In case of violation of this warranty and making claims to the Editorial Board or the Publishing House, the Author shall independently and at his own expense undertake to settle all claims. The Editorial Board and the Publishing House shall not be liable to third parties for infringement of Author’s guarantees.

The Author reserves the right to use the published material, its fragments and parts in personal, including scientific and teaching purposes.

The Author pass the above rights to the Editorial Board and the Publishing House, without limitation of their validity, on the territory of all countries of the world without restriction, including the territory of the Russian Federation.

The rights to the manuscript shall be considered transferred by the Author to the Editorial Board and the Publishing House from the moment of acceptance into the printing.

Reprinting of materials published in the journal by other individuals and legal persons is possible only with the written permission of the Editorial Board and the Publishing House, with obligatory indication of the name of the journal, number and year of publication.

The Editorial Board is not responsible for the accuracy of the information provided by the Author.

The Author, sending the manuscript to the Editorial Office, gives permission for the use and processing of personal data.

The Editorial Board reserves the right to shorten and correct articles, change the design of graphs, drawings and tables for conforming it with the design of the journal, without changing the meaning of the information provided. In case of late response of the author (s) to the Editorial Office's request, the Editorial Board may, at its own discretion, amend the article or refuse publication.

Sending to the Editorial Office of the articles that have already been sent to other journals or have been printed in it is absolutely not allowed. The editors are not responsible for the accuracy of the information provided by the authors.

The Editorial Board is not responsible for the accuracy of the information provided by the Authors. Articles have sent with violation of the rules are not accepted by the Editorial Board for consideration.

Original researches could be published in English, in case the article is submitted in the English language.

Preparation of the articles

In order to present the article, the Authors must confirm the following points. The manuscript can be returned to Authors if it does not correspond to them.

1. This article was not previously published, nor was it submitted for consideration and publication in another journal (or it is explained in the Comments for the Editor).
2. The file of the article to be sent is presented in the document format OpenOffice, Microsoft Word, RTF or WordPerfect.
3. Complete Internet addresses (URL) for links are provided where it is possible.
4. The text is typed with a single line spacing; the font size is 12 points; for highlighting it is used italic, not underline (excluding Internet addresses); all illustrations, graphs and tables are located in the appropriate places in the text, not at the end of the document.
5. The text corresponds to the stylistic and bibliographic requirements described in the Rules for Authors, located on the page "About the Journal".
6. If you send an article to the peer-reviewed section of the journal, then the requirements of the document Ensuring of blind review are fulfilled.

Copyrights

The Authors who publish articles in this journal agree to the following:

1. The Authors retain their copyrights and pass the journal the right to publish the work for the first time, which after 6 months after publication is automatically licensed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License (cc by (Attribution) the License "With indicating the authorship"), which allows others to distribute this work with the obligatory retaining of references to the authors of the original work and the original publication in this journal.
2. The Authors have the right to post their work on the Internet (for example, in their profile on the organization's website or personal site) before and during the process of reviewing it by this journal, as it can lead to productive discussion and more references to this work (q.v. The Effect of Open Access)

Privacy

The names and e-mail entered on the site of this journal will be used only for the purposes indicated by this journal and won’t be used for any other purposes or provided to other persons and organizations.

Archiving policy

The archives of the journal issues since 2009 are stored on the official website in the "Archive" section.

Since 2016, manuscripts are received through a new editorial platform. We welcome the use of a new opportunity to submit a manuscript through the site of the Siberian Medical Review

The editorial board is ready to answer questions and help the authors to develop a new way of submitting manuscripts.

In order to ensure the quality of published materials and meet the copyrights, all articles received by the Editorial Office of the journal are checked for plagiarism (the availability of borrowings) through the Antiplagiat.VUZ system and only after that are sent for peer review.

Articles, containing less than 70% of the unique text, are not published in the journal.

1. The manuscript should be sent electronically to the Editorial Office through the site of the Siberian Medical Review, after having passed the registration / authorization.
2. The manuscript must be made in accordance with these requirements for scientific articles submitted for publication in the journal.
3. The notification about manuscript receipt is sent to the author. The author can follow the work on his manuscript through the site.
4. The manuscript has compulsory primary selection. The Editorial Board has the right to refuse in publication or to send its comments to the article, which must be corrected by the author before the review
5. All manuscripts arriving in the journal are sent by the profile of scientific research for review to two reviewers.
6. All the scientific papers submitted to the journal are subject to double-blind review. Reviewing is conducted confidentially both for the author and for the reviewers themselves. The manuscript is sent to the referee without indicating the names of the authors and the name of the institution.
7. The Editorial Board shall notify to the author the results of the review by email.
8. If the reviewer makes a conclusion about the possibility of publishing an article and does not make any significant corrections, the article is given to the statistics expert and, after a positive report, is accepted for further work.
9. If the reviewer makes a conclusion about the possibility of publishing an article and gives indications to correct it, the Editorial Board sends a review to the author with a proposal to take into account the recommendations of the reviewer when preparing a new version of the article or to refute them reasonably. In this case, the author needs to make edits to the last version of the article file that is on the site (download the file from the site, make edits and again post the corrected article, after deleting the primary (uncorrected) version). The article, revised by the author, is sent for review again, and it is concluded that all recommendations of the reviewer have been taken into account. After receiving a positive response from the reviewer, the article is given to an expert on statistics and after a positive report, is accepted for further work.
10. If the reviewer makes a conclusion that the article can not be published, it is given the possibility to the author of the peer-reviewed work to read the text of the review, if he does not agree with the findings of the reviewer. In case of disagreement with the opinion of the reviewer, the author has the right to provide a reasoned response to the Editorial Board. The article can be sent for re-review or for approval by the Editorial Board. The Editorial Board or the editor authorized by it directs the answer to the author.
11. All manuscripts that have been peer reviewed and evaluated by the statistics expert are submitted to the Editorial Board, which makes decisions on publication. After deciding on the admission of the article to the publication, the Editorial Office inserts the publication of the article in the publication plan. Information on the publication plan is periodically posted on the journal site.
12. The decision to publish the manuscript is taken only on the basis of its significance, originality, clarity of presentation and correspondence of the research topic to the direction of the journal. Reports on studies in which negative results are obtained or the provisions of previously published articles are disputed are considered on a general basis.
13. The originals of the reviews are kept in the Editorial Board within 3 years from the date of publication.

1. According to the requirements of the Higher Attestation Commission, the journal provides a priority for postgraduate and doctoral works, the publication period depends on the expected date of defense, which the authors should indicate in the primary documents attached to the manuscript.
2. Each issue of the journal is formed by a separate responsible editor, appointed by the Chief Editor and / or the Editorial Board. The duties of the responsible editor include selection the high-quality articles for publication, while he can be guided by both thematic principles and a separate scientific direction.
3. All selected articles come to work to the scientific editor and corrector. After creating the article layout and editing it, the prototyped article will be available to the author via the site. At this stage, one can send comments on the text of the article. The author is obliged to send his consent to the publication or his remarks in the prescribed time specified in the cover letter.

Author fees

Publication in journal is free of charge for all the authors.

Content Licensing policy

All the articles of the Journal are Open Access articles distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited (CC BY 4.0).

Copyright and Permissions

Free recall of the Journal’s material is allowed for personal purposes. Free use is permitted for informational, academic, educational and cultural purposes in compliance of paragraphs 1273 and 1274 of chapter 70, part IV (Russian Federation Civil Codex). Other types of use are possible only after making agreements in writing with copyright holder. At citing the reference to the Journal is obligatory. The reproduction of materials in printed, electronic or other editions without the Editorial Board permission, is forbidden. The materials published in the Journal are for non-commercial use only.

Copyright and Publishing Policy

The editors do not consider manuscripts that are simultaneously submitted for publication in other journals, as well as works that for the most part have already been published as an article or have become a part of other work submitted or accepted for publication by some other print publication or electronic media. The editors reserve the right to shorten and edit the manuscript materials, conduct scientific editing, change the design of graphs, drawings and tables to bring it in line with the design of the journal, without changing the meaning of the information provided.

The author guarantees that he has exclusive rights to use the material sent to the Editorial Board. In case of violation of this guarantee and in connection with this claim to the Editorial Board or the Publishing House, the author shall independently and at his own expense undertake to settle all claims. The Editorial Board and the Publishing House do not bear responsibility to third parties for violation of author guarantees. The author reserves the right to use the published material, its fragments and parts in personal, including scientific and teaching purposes.

The author transmits the above rights to the Editorial Board and the Publishing House, without limitation of their validity, on the territory of all countries of the world without restriction, including the territory of the Russian Federation. The rights to the manuscript are considered to be transferred by the author to the Editorial Board and the Publishing House from the moment of acceptance into the printing.

Reprinting of materials published in the journal by other physical and legal persons is possible only with the written permission of the Editorial Board and the Publishing House, with obligatory indication of the name of the journal, issue and year of publication.

The Editorial Board is not responsible for the accuracy of the information provided by the author.

Readers can, if necessary, send their comments, questions or critical remarks to published articles that will be published in the journal. If desired, the authors of the articles can respond to comments. The receipt of the article to the Editorial Board confirms the author's complete agreement with the rules of the journal. The sent manuscripts that are refused in publication are not returned.

Editorial Board of the Journal “Siberian Medical Review”
Address: 1, Partizan Zheleznyak Str., Krasnoyarsk, 6660022
Editorial office phone: +7 (391) 220 06 28
Fax: +7 (391) 223 78 35
e-mail: sibmed-obozrenie@yandex.ru

Chief Editor: Alexey V. Protopopov - Dr.Med.Sci., Professor, Rector Prof. V.F. Voino-Yasenetsky Krasnoyarsk State Medical University
Phone: +7 (391) 220 13 95
e-mail: rector@krasgmu.ru

Deputy Chief Editor: Marina M. Petrova- Dr.Med.Sci., Professor, First Vice-Rector
Phone: +7 (902) 923 02 11
e-mail: stk99@yandex.ru

Deputy Chief Editor: Pavel A. Shesternya - Dr.Med.Sci., Professor, Vice Rector for Scientific Research
Phone: +7 (391) 220 06 28
e-mail: sci-prorector@krasgmu.ru

Executive Secretary: Ekaterian A. Romanova - Deputy Head of Library center
Phone: +7 (391) 220 98 26
e-mail: med-science@mail.ru

Information on sending articles: Anastasia O. Kamarali - Secretary of the Editorial Board
Phone: +7 (908) 018 44 86
e-mail: sibmed-obozrenie@yandex.ru

''Siberian Medical Review'' is making every effort to bring the requirements for manuscripts, published in the journal, to international standards. We follow the ''Uniform Requirements for Manuscripts Submitted to Biomedical Journals: writing and editing of medical publications'', published by the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE). We also follow recommendations of the COPE established by the Committee on Publishing Ethics (COPE).
The holding and description of all clinical studies must be in full accordance with CONSORT standards .

''Siberian Medical Review'' welcomes contributions to the following journal sections:

Scientific review - is a critical generalization of some research topic.
The volume of the article – up to 15 pages of typewritten text (no more than 5 drawings or tables).
Unstructured abstract should be up to 600-800 characters .
There should be up to 60 literature sources .

Original research - is a detailed format for presenting the results of a logically completed scientific study.
The paper (including the title page, tables, drawings, references) should be up to 12 pages of typewritten text (no more than 5 drawings or tables).
The abstract should be 1500-2000 characters (contains 4 sections: Objective, Materials and Methods, Results, Conclusions).
There should be up to 20 literature sources .

Clinical case – short, informational message representing a difficult diagnostic problem, presentation of separate results of logically completed scientific research.
The volume of the article - should be up to 5 pages of typewritten text (3 drawings or tables).
Unstructured abstract should be up to 500-700 characters .
There should be not more than 10 literature sources .

Lecture – clinically directed surveys, included sections on epidemiology, pathophysiology, diagnostic methods, treatment and prevention.
The volume of the article – up to 15 pages of typewritten text (no more than 5 drawings or tables).
Unstructured abstract should be up to 600-800 characters .
There should be up to 40 literature sources .

Management and health economics
The paper (including the title page, tables, drawings, references) should be up to 12 pages of typewritten text (no more than 5 drawings or tables).
The abstract should be 1500-2000 characters (contains 4 sections: Objective, Materials and Methods, Results, Conclusions).
There should be up to 20 literature sources .