Aims

Clinical Case Reports and Images International (ISSN: 3144-3540) is dedicated to publishing clinically meaningful work that arises directly from patient care. The journal is founded on the understanding that individual cases often provide valuable lessons that extend beyond a single encounter.
A well-documented case can clarify diagnostic reasoning, highlight management decisions, describe uncommon presentations, or draw attention to complications that may otherwise be underrecognized. The journal aims to provide a platform for these observations to be presented clearly and responsibly, allowing them to contribute to broader clinical understanding.
Submissions are expected to offer more than a description of events. Authors are encouraged to explain why the case is relevant, what challenges were encountered, how decisions were made, and what practical insight can be drawn from the experience.
The journal also supports visual learning through the publication of clinical images that strengthen recognition, interpretation, and clinical awareness.

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Scope

The journal welcomes submissions from all medical and surgical disciplines. Meaningful clinical observations can arise in any setting, and the journal reflects this broad perspective.

Areas of interest include, but are not limited to:

• Internal Medicine
• General Surgery and Surgical Specialties
• Oncology
• Cardiology
• Neurology
• Orthopaedics
• Pediatrics
• Dermatology
• Radiology and Imaging
• Emergency Medicine and Critical Care

The journal considers:

• Case Reports
• Case Series
• Clinical Images
• Short Clinical Communications
• Focused Reviews relevant to case-based learning

Submissions describing rare diseases, unusual presentations of common conditions, diagnostic challenges, treatment decisions, complications, or clinically instructive outcomes are particularly welcomed.

Clinical images may include radiological findings, histopathology, operative photographs, and clinical examination images, provided they are accompanied by concise and clinically relevant descriptions.