Language Editing Service
Clear writing helps reviewers focus on science rather than grammar. IJAN offers optional language editing support to help authors present anesthesia research with clarity and precision.
Optional Support
Editing improves clarity but does not guarantee acceptance.
- Grammar and style review
- Clinical terminology checks
- Consistency for tables and figures
Improve Readability And Impact
Language editing helps ensure your manuscript is easily understood by the global anesthesia community. It is especially useful for non native English speakers and for multi center collaborations that require consistent terminology.
Scientific Clarity
Editors focus on clarity of methods, outcomes, and clinical interpretation without changing scientific meaning.
Consistent Terminology
Standardized use of anesthetic terms, dosing, and monitoring language improves readability.
Professional Tone
Revisions ensure that narrative flow and style meet scholarly standards.
Figure And Table Checks
Captions and labels are reviewed for clarity and consistency across the manuscript.
Language editing is independent from peer review and does not influence editorial decisions.
Requesting Language Support
- Request editing at submission or contact the editorial office in advance.
- Provide the most complete version of your manuscript for review.
- Editors return suggestions for grammar, clarity, and structure.
- Authors review and approve edits before final submission.
For questions about pricing or timelines, email [email protected].
Need Help Preparing Your Manuscript?
Contact the editorial office to request language support before or after submission.
What Language Editing Does And Does Not Do
Language editing focuses on grammar, clarity, and presentation. It does not change the scientific content, alter results, or guarantee acceptance. Reviewers and editors still evaluate manuscripts based on scientific rigor and clinical relevance.
Authors remain responsible for data accuracy, ethics, and adherence to reporting guidelines. Editing is intended to reduce language barriers so that reviewers can focus on the science.
When Editing Is Most Helpful
Language editing is recommended for multi center collaborations, complex methodological descriptions, and manuscripts intended for an international audience. Clear language helps reviewers focus on clinical relevance rather than phrasing.
Authors should request editing before peer review when possible. If revisions are requested after review, editing can also help ensure that responses are clear and address reviewer concerns accurately.
Help Reviewers Focus On Science
Well edited language reduces misunderstandings and supports fair review. Authors remain responsible for scientific accuracy and ethical compliance.
- Reviewers evaluate science, not language alone.
- Editing is optional and independent.
- Use the service early to avoid delays.
Scientific Responsibility
Language editing does not validate data or methods. Authors remain responsible for scientific accuracy and compliance with ethics policies.
How To Request Editing
To request language support, email [email protected] with your manuscript and preferred timeline. The editorial office will confirm availability and next steps.
Allow Time For Review
Request editing early to avoid delays during submission or revision stages.
Ask About Availability
Availability depends on editor schedules, so early requests are encouraged.
Improve Readability
Clear language improves reviewer understanding and speeds evaluation.
