SF Medical Case Reports and Clinical Images

ABOUT JOURNAL

SF Medical Case Reports and Clinical Images focuses on clinically significant cases and visual findings that provide useful insights into diagnosis, disease presentation, treatment, and patient management. The journal provides a platform for clinicians, researchers, and healthcare professionals to communicate unusual cases and important clinical observations across different areas of medicine.

The journal features uncommon or diagnostically challenging diseases, atypical presentations, rare complications, distinctive physical or imaging findings, unusual treatment responses, clinically important pathological observations, and cases where visual documentation adds meaningful value to clinical understanding. Contributions may address conditions from any medical or healthcare specialty.

The journal welcomes case reports, case series, clinical images, diagnostic images, image-based reports, brief clinical communications, and other case-oriented scholarly manuscripts of scientific or educational value. The journal seeks to preserve important clinical observations, strengthen diagnostic awareness, and facilitate the exchange of practical knowledge that can contribute to improved clinical reasoning and patient care.

FEATURED ARTICLES

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“Marbled or Ivory Pelvis”- A Potentially Ominous Novel Radiographic Sign

Agarwal S^*

We all know that bones undergo continuous remodeling during the life, where both bone deposition and bone resorption is taking place. However, due to some diseases this normal process can get disturbed leading to either predominance of bone deposition manifesting as increased bone density, the causes of which may vary depending on whether the patient falls in pediatric or adult

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Extensive Diffuse Tubular Sequestrum Involving Humerus - Can It Be a Novel “Bamboo Sequestrum”?

Agarwal S^*

The radiological definition of a bony sequestrum refers to an image of calcification within a lucent lesion, completely separated from the surrounding bone and without referring to the histological nature and vascular status of the calcified tissue. Various types of sequestrum have

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Do Not Miss a Hidden “Volcano” & Remember “DCO”

Agarwal S^* and Roy B

The case highlights a hidden serious injury of volcanic proportions, which was missed on the very first observation of the external obvious injury & its successful management with the concept of Damage Control Orthopaedics (DCO). A 42 year old alcoholic male patient sustained injuries following fall from height. He had lacerated wounds, with pain and swelling

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JOURNAL SCOPE

Scope

Publishes educational medical case reports and clinical images highlighting rare diseases, unusual presentations, diagnostic challenges, and important clinical findings.

Research Areas

Medical Case Reports Clinical Images Clinical Case Studies Rare Diseases Rare Clinical Conditions Unusual Disease Presentations Diagnostic Challenges Diagnostic Dilemmas Complex Clinical Cases Multisystem Diseases

EDITORIAL BOARD

Faten Limaiem

La Rabta Hospital

Tunisia

Hiten Patel

New York Medical College

USA

Oronzo Brunetti

National Cancer Institute IRCCS

Italy

Sadegh Babashah

Tarbiat Modares University

Iran

Semir Bechir Suheil Gaouar

University of Tlemcen

Algeria

Sergio Cuevas

National Autonomous University of Mexico

Mexico