The American Journal of Case Reports
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The American Journal of Case Reports (ISSN: 1941-5933) is a peer-reviewed medical journal devoted to the publication of well-documented clinical case reports alongside original research articles, reviews, and analytical discussions. The journal serves as a collaborative space for physicians, clinicians, researchers, and healthcare professionals to share real-world medical experiences that enhance clinical understanding and support evidence-based practice.
All manuscripts submitted to the journal are reviewed through a thorough and impartial peer-review process managed by experienced editors and subject-area experts. This approach ensures scientific accuracy, clinical relevance, ethical compliance, and the overall quality of published work, reinforcing confidence among readers and contributors alike.
As an open-access journal, The American Journal of Case Reports provides unrestricted access to its published content for readers worldwide. By removing subscription barriers, we promote the broad dissemination of clinical knowledge and encourage global exchange that supports innovation, education, and improved patient care.
Our Vision
The vision of The American Journal of Case Reports is to function as a reliable global source for clinically meaningful case-based evidence and medical insights. We aim to highlight unique and instructive clinical experiences that inform diagnosis, therapeutic decisions, and patient management.
We seek to cultivate an environment that values continuous learning, clinical reflection, and academic integrity within the medical community. Through an accessible and transparent publishing platform, we enable healthcare professionals to share knowledge that can influence practice across diverse clinical settings.
Our commitment is to strengthen clinical medicine by upholding ethical standards, ensuring open access to information, and supporting scholarly excellence. We believe that sharing real clinical experiences plays a vital role in advancing medical knowledge and improving patient outcomes.
