Neurology stands at one of medicine's most complex frontiers — where clinical examination reveals brain function, where imaging unveils invisible pathology, and where therapeutic decisions can determine whether a patient regains independence or loses it permanently. kmed Journal of Neurology exists for the neurologists, neuroscientists, and clinicians navigating that complexity every day.

We publish original research, clinical case reports, diagnostic innovations, therapeutic outcome studies, and systematic reviews across the full breadth of neurological practice. Whether you are documenting a rare neurological presentation, reporting stroke outcomes from your unit, or evaluating seizure control in a treatment cohort — if it advances how the specialty understands and treats nervous system disorders, it belongs here. Every submission undergoes rigorous peer review, and every published article is freely accessible to the global neurology community.

Scope & Focus Areas

We welcome submissions across all dimensions of neurological medicine, including:

• Cerebrovascular Disease — stroke, TIA, hemorrhage, thrombectomy outcomes, and secondary prevention
• Epilepsy & Seizure Disorders — seizure semiology, antiepileptic drug efficacy, refractory epilepsy, and status epilepticus
• Movement Disorders — Parkinson's disease, essential tremor, dystonia, chorea, and deep brain stimulation outcomes
• Neurodegenerative Diseases — Alzheimer's, frontotemporal dementia, ALS, and cognitive decline
• Headache & Pain Disorders — migraine, cluster headache, trigeminal neuralgia, and chronic pain management
• Neuromuscular Disorders — myasthenia gravis, Guillain-Barré syndrome, neuropathies, and myopathies
• Neuroimmunology — multiple sclerosis, NMOSD, autoimmune encephalitis, and immunotherapy outcomes
• Neuro-Oncology — brain tumors, spinal cord tumors, paraneoplastic syndromes, and treatment complications
• Neurogenetics — inherited neurological disorders, genetic testing, and familial disease patterns
• Neurointensive Care — coma, brain death, neurocritical care protocols, and ICU management
• Pediatric Neurology — developmental delays, cerebral palsy, febrile seizures, and childhood epilepsy
• Neuroimaging — MRI/CT findings, functional imaging, and radiological-clinical correlations

Why Publish With Us

Open Access Your research reaches every neurologist, resident, and general physician — without paywalls. Published articles are freely accessible worldwide from the date of publication.

Peer Review You Can Trust Every manuscript is reviewed by subject-matter experts in neurology and neuroscience. We prioritize clinical relevance, diagnostic accuracy, and therapeutic evidence.

Fast Turnaround Initial editorial decision within 21 days. We understand that neurology residents preparing for exams and clinicians managing complex cases need timely publication decisions.

Author-Centered Process Dedicated editorial support from submission through publication — with guidance on neuroimaging presentation, neurological examination documentation, and case report structure.

Indexed & Discoverable Published articles are optimized for discoverability, ensuring your clinical observations and research findings reach the neurologists and researchers who can learn from them.

Who Should Submit

Kmed Journal of Neurology is the right home for your work if you are a:

• DM Neurology resident or DNB candidate with a clinical case report, diagnostic challenge, or outcome study from your unit
• Neurologist or neurophysician with original research, therapeutic outcome data, or rare case observations
• General practitioner or emergency physician managing acute neurological emergencies and documenting outcomes
• Faculty member or HOD in a Neurology department looking to build departmental research output and visibility
• Neurosurgeon, neuropsychologist, or allied researcher collaborating on neurological investigations

If your work improves how neurological disorders are diagnosed, treated, or managed — this journal is for you.

Article Types Accepted

Type	Description
Original Research	Prospective or retrospective studies with primary neurological data
Case Reports	Rare presentations, diagnostic dilemmas, or unusual neurological syndromes
Case Series	Multiple cases illustrating a clinical pattern, treatment response, or complication
Neuroimaging Studies	Radiological findings with clinical correlation and diagnostic significance
Review Articles	Systematic, narrative, or scoping reviews of neurological evidence
Therapeutic Outcome Studies	Treatment efficacy, drug trials, and intervention outcomes
Short Communications	Preliminary findings, novel observations, or brief clinical insights
Letters to the Editor	Responses, perspectives, or brief neurological commentaries

Submit Your Work

Every stroke you thrombolysed, every seizure pattern you recognized, every rare syndrome you diagnosed through careful examination — that clinical experience has value beyond your neurology ward. Published, it becomes a learning resource for every neurology resident studying for their boards and every physician encountering the same presentation in a district hospital.

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