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Winck, J.C.; Morais, A. Tomorrow is a long time Revista Portuguesa de Pneumología, vol. 18, núm. 2, marzo-abril, 2012, pp. 55-56 Sociedade Portuguesa de Pneumologia Lisboa, Portugal

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year,1 other European countries like Spain, UK and Italy are If today was not an endless highway newcomers and we hope to maintain the interest of investi- If tonight was not a crooked trail gators from those countries. If tomorrow wasn’t such a long time During its first year (from November 2010 until September Then lonesome would mean nothing to you at all 2011), according with Google Analytical Service, the jour- Yes, and only if my own true love was waitin’ nal’s website (www.revportpneumol.org) had more or less Yes, and if I could hear her heart a-softly poundin’ constant visits (close to the 708 already checked between Only if she was lyin’ by me the months of November and December 2010).2 During the Then I’d lie in my bed once again months of January, February and September 2011 the vis- , 1963 its reached almost 1000. Most frequently accessed pages During the year of 2011 (until the 9th of December) the were those belonging to the original articles, followed by Portuguese Journal of Pulmonology (PJP) received 145 arti- the editorials and case reports. In July, Editorials accessed cles, very near to the 148 received during 2010. Analysing increased 6-fold reaching a peak of more than 1200 vis- 107 of those articles (including 61 original articles and 46 ited pages (coinciding with the publication of the Editorial: 3 case reports) submitted to the PJP,the great majority come Impact factor and the PJP: knockin’ on heavens’ door?) from Portugal, followed by Brazil and Spain (Fig. 1). Although (Fig. 2). Brazil has been traditionally origin of around 20 articles per The majority of visitors of original articles and case reports came from Brazil (in 55% and 59% of cases, respec- tively) while the access to Editorials was in the great majority of cases from Portugal (68%). In second place in Country of origin of manuscripts sent to the original articles and case reports appear visitors from PJP 80 Portugal while in the Editorials appear visitors from Mexico! 70 (Fig. 3). 60 These figures let us think that our articles are being highly accessed from foreign readers that can have the potential 50 to cite them in their future research. 40 30 20 10 In this number 0 Portugal Brazil SpainUnited Morocco Italy In this issue, we publish the second editorial pro and kingdom con, related to ‘‘The transbronchial lung biopsy for the diagnosis of diffuse parenchymal lung disease’’.4,5 This Figure 1 Country of origin of manuscripts sent to PJP. From time two groups leaded by well known opinion lead- 15.10.2010 to 15.10.2011. ers add to the debate. Continuing the review series dedicated to bronchoscopy, Dionísio J writes a use- ful article about Flexible Bronchoscopy and accessory techniques.6 Although Bob Dylan sang that ‘‘Tomorrow Is a Long Time’’ ଝ Please cite this article as: Winck JC, Morais A. Tomorrow is a long we have a strong belief that we are projecting this journal time. Rev Port Pneumol. 2012. doi:10.1016/j.rppneu.2012.01.002. for future.

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