How to write a Scientific Medical case report for Publication - Pubrica

1. Researchpaper NOV 5 ,2019 Guidelines to authors in Writing an effective MedicalCaseReport(MCR) Tags: Pubrica | Clinical ReviewArticles| MedicalLiterature| ClinicalCase| SchemanticReviews | Meta Analysis | Writing Of Clinical Review | Clinical Review Structure Copyright © 2019 Pubrica. All rightsreserved

2. MEDICAL CASEREPORT Medical Case reports (or the case study or the case history) disseminate clinical practices, examines clinical scenarios, and illustrates a diagnostic or rapeutic problem experienced by one or severalpatients. Rapid short communication between busy clinicians short of time to do large scaleresearch. Detailed report of the symptoms, signs, diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up ofan individualpatient. Communicating to the medical fraternity about an unusual or previously unknown condition, a rarepresentation or a new complication of a known disease, or a new approachfor curing a commondisease. MCRs can be from any areaof medicine, nursing, dentistry, and veterinary science. Some contains an extensive review of the relevant literature on the topic. First-line of evidence of medical literature andthe cornerstones of medical progress to provide new ideas inmedicine. Copyright © 2019 Pubrica. All rightsreserved

3. The structure of MCR depends on the journal it has to be published, and some may require a literature reviewalso. STRUCTURE OF MEDICAL CASE REPORT(MCR) 01 02 03 04 Introduction Case presentation Title Abstract (background) 08 05 06 Conclusions 07 References Patient perspective Discussion 13 12 11 09 10 Authors Information Cover Letter List Consent Acknowledgement ofAbbreviations Copyright © 2019 Pubrica. All rightsreserved

4. Illustrates important clinicalguidelineor systematicreview. 01 Many reputed and renowned journals publish MCRs for the following among otherreasons.: REASONS FORPUBLISHING MEDICAL CASEREPORT A new and unexpectedassociation between diseases orsymptoms. 02 An unexpected new observationfound during the treatment of apatient. 03 Illustrates important bestpractice teachingmessage. 04 An adverse effect or any finding that shedslight on the possible pathogenesis of adisease. 05 06 Rare and unique features of adisease. Variations of anatomicalstructures 07 Unique therapeuticapproaches. 08 A common disease presentingin a different and uncommonway. 09 Copyright © 2019 Pubrica. All rightsreserved

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6. The following are the key elements to be included in CCR for its successful publication in reputedjournals: Title Abstract Short and sweet, not exceeding 350 words. StructuredintoBackground, introduction, case presentation, brief details ofpatientsand brief conclusion. Precisely reflect the case with a list of the full names, institutional address and email addresses for all authors (e.g. “end the title with”….a case report” or …two case reports” or “… a caseseries”). 1 2 Introduction Casepresentation Presents all relevant details including demographic information, medical history of the patient, symptoms and signs, any tests that were carried out. Presents in a chronological order, starting with the primary compliant followed by physical examination, along with pertinent investigation. Structured properly as per the guidelines of the journal. Serves as the sales pitch for the rest of the manuscript. Presents a clear, concise and precise message ofthe case, including the disorder, progression and explanation. Remember, the case should involve a new or unusual or previously unknown healthissues. 3 4 Contd... Copyright © 2019 Pubrica. All rightsreserved

7. Discussion Conclusion 6 5 Evaluate the patient case for accuracy, uniqueness, and validity and compare and contrast the case report with the publishedliterature. Short and concise with clear take homemessage. References 7 Appropriate andcorrect. Copyright © 2019 Pubrica. All rightsreserved

8. SUMMARY MCRs could be the steppingstones of researches and could bringhope to patients ofmanydiseases. Researchers, clinicians, regulators and patients can explore Cases database (http://www.casesdatabase.com/) a continually updated (repository 27,915 peer-reviewed medical case reports from 250 journals), freely accessible database of thousands of medical casereportsfrom multiple publishers including PubMed Central, British Medical Journals, and Springer. 01 02 Copyright © 2019 Pubrica. All rightsreserved

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