Aims and Scope

The Journal of Case Reports and Medical History (JCRMH) aims to provide a comprehensive platform for the dissemination of detailed case reports that enhance our understanding of rare and novel medical conditions, innovative treatments, and significant historical developments in medicine. By focusing on individual cases, the journal seeks to highlight unique patient experiences, clinical challenges, and the outcomes of various medical interventions, fostering a deeper appreciation of medical history and its ongoing evolution.

JCRMH welcomes submissions that cover a broad range of medical disciplines, including but not limited to clinical medicine, surgery, radiology, pathology, and medical history. The journal is dedicated to publishing high-quality case reports that contribute to medical knowledge, illustrate important teaching points, and offer new insights into disease mechanisms, diagnosis, and treatment. Additionally, the journal encourages the exploration of historical medical cases and practices, providing a valuable context for current medical advancements and practices.

Key Areas of Interest Include:

• Rare and novel case reports across all medical disciplines.

• Innovative treatment approaches and their outcomes.

• Detailed clinical presentations and diagnostic challenges.

• Medical history and its influence on contemporary practices.

• Interdisciplinary case studies that highlight collaborative approaches.

• Case reports with significant educational value and teaching points.

• Documentation of medical anomalies and their clinical implications.

These areas of interest aim to capture the diverse and dynamic nature of medical science, promoting an integrative understanding of patient care and medical progress through meticulously documented case studies and historical analyses.