ASRT publications include two scholarly journals.
Interested in writing for the ASRT? On this page you will learn about the types of manuscripts accepted for publication.
A short report is evaluated by ASRT staff (i.e., no peer review) and addresses a particular topic in a less formal format. Short reports can include anything from opinion pieces to a technique used in a particular hospital.
A peer-reviewed article that explores an area of interest through systematic investigation to expand knowledge within a particular field. This type typically involves surveys, pilot studies, or other methods to gather new information assessed through in-depth statistical analysis. View/download a sample of an original research article.
A peer-reviewed article that assesses current knowledge of a particular topic using secondary sources. Although new conclusions can be made, this type should not report new or original experimental work. View/download a sample of a systematic review.
A peer-reviewed article that presents an unusual or challenging patient case or imaging assignment and provides an overview of the disease, imaging technologies employed, diagnosis, and best practices. View/download a sample of a case study.
ASRT welcomes feedback from readers and often publishes letters in the printed journals.
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