A new system has been introduced for submitting new articles starting from 11 July 2019.

In cases of articles submitted to the previous system and requiring further corrections after review, the corrected versions should be sent to augustyn@ptu.net.pl.

We apologize for the inconvenience.

The pandemic, associated with the spread of the SARS-Cov-2 virus, has caused profound structural changes in many sectors of science and education. It caused the necessity of changes in the functioning of many teams, including our Editorial Team. The period in which we had to work also influenced the perception of publishing activities related to the publication of the Central European Journal of Urology.
The changes that have been made in previous years mean that the work of the Editorial Team can be done completely remotely and electronically. However, there remains the manner of publishing the Central European Journal of Urology, which includes both print and electronic versions. In the face of the SARS-Cov-2 pandemic, and similar threats that may occur in the future, it seems reasonable to stop printing the paper version of the Central European Journal of Urology.
I am asking for the opinions of our Readers and Authors, as well as the supporters of the journal. It will be easier for me to make arguments "for" or "against" this change if I receive your support. I am the person responsible for the smooth functioning of the journal and I would like its image to depend on the opinions of our dear readers and authors.

With deepest respect,
Tomasz Drewa

The article entitled "Multiparametric MRI and targeted prostate biopsy: improvements in cancer detection, localization and risk assessment", authored by James S. Wysock, Marc A. Bjurlin, Neil Mendhiratta, and Samir S. Tanejam, was the most frequently cited article during the time period 06.2016-06.2017.

Tomasz Drewa, Editor-in-Chief

Polish Urological Association