Progress in Medical Devices (PMD) is an open-access, peer-reviewed online journal dedicated to the rapid publication (quarterly) of articles about various apparatus, machines, implants, software systems and in vitro reagents, such as medical robotics, catheter devices, minimally invasive devices, as well as medical device design and manufacturing processes. It is the official journal of Shanghai Industrial Technology and Innovation Association. Articles from experts in this field will offer key insight in the areas of clinical practice, advocacy, education, administration, and research of medical devices. 

PMD aims to show the progress in research, development and clinical use of medical devices that help to improve diagnostic, interventional and therapeutic performance and provide novel information that can be effective in reducing the complexity, lowering cost, or ameliorating adverse results of treatments.

PMD publishes not only original research contributions, methodological reviews and cases, but also publishes editorials, hypotheses and letters to editors as appropriate. The research may involve nonclinical or clinical studies and may utilize both in vivo, ex vivo or in vitro approaches.

Please join us in this open-access endeavor by submitting your high-quality papers for publication in PMD.

Journal Information

Full Journal Title: Progress in Medical Devices

Abbreviated Title: Prog Med Devices

ISSN: 2957-5478

Language: English

Publication Frequency: Quarterly

Publication Medium: Online

First Year Published: 2023

Indexing Database: OAJ, Europub, CNKI, Crossref, Dimensions, Google Scholar, Research Commons

Journal Owner: School of Medical Devices, University of Shanghai for Science and Technology

Academic Guidance: Shanghai Industrial Technology and Innovation Association

Publisher: ZENTIME PUBLISHING CORPORATION LIMITED

Editors: See: Editorial Board

Note: ZENTIME does not participate in editorial decision-making and has no influence over academic evaluation or content. All editorial decisions are made independently by the editorial teams of the respective journals.