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CVIR - IR research at your fingertips

CardioVascular and Interventional Radiology (CVIR) is CIRSE’s official journal. Founded in 1978 by Professors Herbert L. Abrams and Eberhard Zeitler, CVIR recently celebrated its 40th anniversary as the oldest journal in the field. The journal publishes double-blind, peer-reviewed, original research work in the field of vascular and interventional radiology.

Impact factor 2.740
I see CVIR as an independent, scientific journal content-wise, but I also see CVIR as the official voice of IR in Europe and globally.

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CIRSE Members have unlimited online access to CVIR articles through the myCIRSE which you can find on the top right corner of your screen or by clicking the button below.

Please note that Springer discontinued the CVIR app in February 2019.

CVIR and CVIR Endovascular

Meet CVIR Editor-in-Chief Klaus Hausegger and CVIR Endovascular Editor-in-Chief Jim Reekers to find out more about the longest standing IR publication and CIRSE’s new open access journal!

Purchase print subscription

CIRSE Members are eligible for a highly reduced print subscription to CVIR. The print subscription rate for 2022 is € 74 and includes 12 issues. Please note that when your order a print subscription, CIRSE must provide Springer Publishing with your contact details. Springer will then send an invoice to you accordingly. After payment of the invoice the subscription service will start. Order your print subscription in the myCIRSE area today!

Submit your article

Why publish in CVIR?

  • Fast review times: in average 26 days from submission to first decision
  • International readership
  • 2.740 impact factor
  • The longest-running renowned IR journal

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Become a CVIR reviewer

Become a reviewer for the longest established journal for interventional radiology! As a CVIR reviewer, you can claim up to 2 CME credits for every review carried out for the journal with UEMS or your national accreditation body.

If you wish to become a CVIR reviewer, please send your CV to the CVIR Editorial Office at [email protected] and state your area of expertise.