About the journal
Eltiam
"Eltima" is a Farsi word meaning "healing," which is the title of this journal. Eltiam Journal is published biannually by the Iranian Veterinary Surgery Association (IVSA) with the aim of releasing special issues on various clinical subjects. Such publications have been undertaken in other parts of the world to address potential gaps.
Eltiam has been published biannually since 2015 as an open-access Farsi-language journal with English abstracts. Eltiam has been granted recognition by the Ministry of Science, Research, and Technology of Iran and is indexed by the Islamic World Science Citation Center and other local indexing engines.
Guest editors are selected for each issue by the chief editor and editorial board, providing an opportunity for researchers and young potentials across the country to showcase their valuable scientific experiences. This allows veterinarians nationwide to access new and integrated information on their fields of interest. Review articles are prepared under the journal's guidance to address local demands and aim to cover all relevant aspects of the subject matter in each issue, serving as a comprehensive reference for practical use. All review articles are supervised by the guest editor and published in an organized manner.
Over time, subjects such as equine joint health, abdominal sonography of cows, wound management, dentistry, equine colic, lameness in cattle, small animal clinical pathology, and many others have been reviewed in this journal. Results of scientific research are also published in a separate section of the journal.
We would be delighted if Farsi-language researchers submitted their valuable study results for publication in the journal. All submissions undergo a thorough review process in line with the journal's policies.
In the second section, based on the scopes of the journal, other scientific review and original articles are published.
The guest editor of each issue is responsible for reviewing the articles and the policy for reviewing original articles is based on double-blind peer review.
Thanks to the continuous support of the Iranian Journal of Veterinary Surgery, publishing articles in Eltiam is free of charge.
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Open Access Article
1 - Surgical site infections: classification and prevention methods
Davoud KazemiIssue 1 , Vol. 11 , Spring_Summer 2024 -
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2 - Sterilization methods of surgical instruments
Mohamad Shojaei Rahim Alizadeh Alireza Zokaie AshtianiIssue 1 , Vol. 11 , Spring_Summer 2024 -
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3 - Principles of preparation of surgical patient
Aylar Moshtagh Seyedhosein JarolmasjedIssue 1 , Vol. 11 , Spring_Summer 2024 -
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4 - Preparation of the surgical team
Nahid Sadeghpour Amirhossein Bayati Arash Rashidi سامان ایمان زاده شیوا مساعد محمدامیر صالح پور پردیس محمدی Alireza NajafpourIssue 1 , Vol. 11 , Spring_Summer 2024 -
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5 - Operating room sterilization and disinfection methods
Davoud Kazemi Nastaran KarimfarIssue 1 , Vol. 11 , Spring_Summer 2024 -
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6 - Principles of antibiotic use in surgery
Davoud KazemiIssue 1 , Vol. 11 , Spring_Summer 2024 -
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7 - Prevalence of Bovine Respiratory Disease in Dairy Calves: A Comparative Study of Clinical Signs and Thoracic Ultrasound Screening
SeyedAli Saadatnia Gholamreza Mohamadi Ali MirshahiIssue 1 , Vol. 11 , Spring_Summer 2024 -
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8 - Lameness detection in cows by designing a splitted weight scale for each limb
Ahmadreza Mohamadnia Alireza Abdolhoseynie Amirfarhang HoushangiIssue 1 , Vol. 11 , Spring_Summer 2024
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Open Access Article
1 - Early diagnosis, an important success factor for treatment and control of lameness in cow
Mohammad Reza AghchelouIssue 2 , Vol. 6 , Autumn_Winter 2019 -
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2 - Lameness, an ongoing threat to dairy farms
Ahmadreza Mohamadnia Amir NejatiIssue 2 , Vol. 6 , Autumn_Winter 2019 -
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3 - Risk factors for cattle lameness
Ahmadreza MohamadniaIssue 2 , Vol. 6 , Autumn_Winter 2019 -
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4 - An Introduction to Equine Dentistry; Necessity of Much More Consideration
Alireza Raayat jahromiIssue 1 , Vol. 6 , Spring_Summer 2019 -
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5 - Cow comfort, a basis for lameness control
Reyhaneh Sangtarash Shabnaz mokhtarnazif Ensiyeh Sajadyan jagharghIssue 2 , Vol. 6 , Autumn_Winter 2019 -
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6 - Epidemiology of lameness; economic importance, prevalence and incidence
Marzieh Faezi Reyhaneh SangtarashIssue 2 , Vol. 6 , Autumn_Winter 2019 -
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7 - Hoof trimming as a part of lameness control in dairy farms
Reyhane Sangtarash Marzieh FaeziIssue 2 , Vol. 8 , Autumn_Winter 2022 -
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8 - Metabolic disturbances predispose dairy cows to lameness
Ali Ghashghaii Mohammad RiahiIssue 2 , Vol. 6 , Autumn_Winter 2019 -
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9 - Locomotion biomechanic and scoring in dairy farms
Shabnaz mokhtarnazif Marzieh FaeziIssue 2 , Vol. 6 , Autumn_Winter 2019 -
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10 - Methods of Determining Age of Ruminants and Camelids by Using Dentition Patterns
Sare Rezaei Amir Zakian Nima MoradpourIssue 1 , Vol. 6 , Spring_Summer 2019
