Stott-Freeman's syndrome is characterized by bilateral long-head brachial tenosynovitis that improves only with long-lasting low-dosed prednisone. This syndrome is present in older persons, only.
Its first description was made by Stott, editor-in -chief of Age and Ageing.
Stott - Freeman's syndrome : when an editor did not want to publish an article and invented a non-existent syndrome.....
Freeman is an associate editor . She forgot that an article ( not mine ) must be read in extenso and not as abstract, especially when the abstract was totally in contrast with the title and the text.....
You think that the editors known the argument....would known it. You find out that they have no knowledge ...
It' s sad.
It' s very sad, dear Jordi.
Age and ageing has a good impact factor.
We can imagine what happens in other so-called scientific journals.
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