Aims and Scope of the American Journal of Ophthalmology

The American Journal of Ophthalmology is a prestigious, peer-reviewed scientific publication that invites original and previously unpublished manuscripts from esteemed researchers and professionals in the field of ophthalmology and visual science.

For over 135 years, since its inception in 1884, the journal has maintained its reputation for publishing high-quality, clinically relevant articles and research papers. The full-text articles, along with supplementary materials, are available online at www.AJO.com, making it easily accessible to ophthalmologists, researchers, and enthusiasts worldwide.

Types of Manuscripts Published

The American Journal of Ophthalmology features a diverse range of manuscripts, including:

• Full-Length Articles
• Perspectives
• Editorials
• Correspondences
• Book Reports
• Announcements

Note that Brief Reports and Case Reports are no longer published in the American Journal of Ophthalmology. Instead, we recommend submitting these types of manuscripts to our companion publication, the American Journal of Ophthalmology Case Reports.

Manuscript Submission Guidelines

Manuscripts are accepted with the understanding that they:

• Have not been and will not be published elsewhere in any format
• Do not contain any ethical problems with the content or data collection

Authors may be requested to provide the data supporting their manuscript and respond promptly to any questions or concerns raised by the editorial team.

For more information on our policies, including redundant publication, please refer to the AJO policies section.

Archives

Explore our rich archives, featuring volumes from 2022:

• Volume 244, 2022
• Volume 243, 2022
• Volume 242, 2022
• Volume 241, 2022
• Volume 240, 2022
• Volume 239, 2022
• Volume 238, 2022
• Volume 237, 2022
• Volume 236, 2022
• Volume 235, 2022
• Volume 234, 2022
• Volume 233, 2022