Aim & Scope

Aim

The European Journal of Emerging Clinical Case Reports (EJECCR) aims to provide a high-quality platform for the publication of unique, rare, and educational clinical cases that contribute to advancing clinical knowledge, diagnostic accuracy, therapeutic decision-making, and medical innovation. The journal is dedicated to documenting real-world clinical experiences that offer valuable insights into complex patient presentations, unexpected disease patterns, emerging medical challenges, and novel treatment strategies.

EJECCR seeks to support medical practitioners, residents, researchers, and healthcare professionals by disseminating peer-reviewed clinical evidence that enriches clinical learning, enhances patient care, and encourages academic excellence in clinical practice.

Scope

EJECCR publishes case-based research across all medical and surgical specialties. The journal welcomes submissions that emphasize:

Rare, unusual, or first-reported clinical cases
New disease presentations and emerging disorders
Innovative diagnostic methods
Novel or unconventional treatment approaches
Surgical techniques and interventional experiences
Adverse drug reactions & unexpected disease complications
Diagnostic challenges & differential diagnosis analysis
Educational medical imaging and pathology cases
Case series demonstrating patterns or trends

Medical Specialties Covered

The journal accepts case reports from a wide range of clinical fields, including but not limited to:

Internal Medicine & General Practice
Emergency & Critical Care Medicine
Pediatrics & Neonatology
Obstetrics & Gynecology
Surgery & Trauma
Oncology & Hematology
Cardiology & Pulmonology
Neurology & Neurosurgery
Dermatology & Cosmetology
Gastroenterology & Hepatology
Orthopedics & Sports Medicine
Urology & Nephrology
Dentistry & Oral Medicine
ENT & Ophthalmology
Infectious Diseases & Immunology
Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences

Article Types Accepted

Clinical Case Reports
Clinical Case Series
Case-based Review Articles
Brief Reports & Short Case Notes
Clinical Imaging Cases
Technical/Surgical Case Communications

Ethical and Editorial Practice

EJECCR follows strict ethical and editorial standards including:

Double-blind peer-review
Patient consent & ethical compliance
Adherence to COPE & ICMJE guidelines
International editorial & reviewer panel
DOI assignment & indexing initiatives

Confidentiality, patient privacy, and ethical reporting are mandatory.