Although the advanced skills now required from surgeons have led to ever-increasing specialization, these still share important fundamental principles.

Topics include:

Bariatric Surgery • Breast Surgery • Colon & Rectal Surgery • Endocrine Surgery • General Surgery • Gynecological Surgery • Hand Surgery • Head & Neck Surgery • Hernia Surgery • Minimally Invasive Surgery • Neurosurgery • Orthopedic Surgery • Ophthalmological Surgery • Outpatient Surgery • Pediatric Surgery • Plastic, Reconstructive, Hand & Micro-Vascular Surgery • Robotic Surgery • Thoracic Surgery • Trauma Surgery • Urologic Surgery • Vascular Surgery

Manuscripts that focus solely on the prognosis of diseases, the efficacy of non-surgical treatments, or the statistical analysis of patient outcomes without relevance to surgical procedures or advancements are not suitable for publication in this journal. Studies that do not directly contribute to the field of surgery, such as those primarily concerned with general medical care or disease diagnosis, are also outside the journal's scope.

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