Polk H C
Department of Surgery, University of Louisville School of Medicine, Kentucky.
Am J Surg. 1991 Feb;161(2):309-11. doi: 10.1016/0002-9610(91)91150-h.
In the opinion of the Journal's Editor, the future of peer-reviewed surgical journals is promising. Although problems remain to be solved, including the loss of advertising revenues, the reduction of available research funds, and the potential for duplication of information, the energy and commitment of editorial board members, reviewers, surgical practitioners, and readers will continue to have a positive impact and will ensure the survival of the traditional surgical journal into the next century.
本刊编辑认为，同行评议的外科杂志前景光明。尽管仍有问题有待解决，包括广告收入流失、可用研究资金减少以及信息重复的可能性，但编辑委员会成员、审稿人、外科从业者和读者的精力与投入将继续产生积极影响，并确保传统外科杂志在下个世纪继续存在。
