Annals of Case Reports and Medical Images

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Case Reports and Medical Images

Annals of Case Reports and Medical Images (ISSN: 3065-7849)

The Annals of Case Reports and Medical Images is a reputable and scholarly journal that primarily focuses on publishing unique and unusual medical cases, particularly those with distinct imaging findings. The journal aims to advance medical knowledge by presenting rare, interesting, and challenging cases that can contribute valuable insights to medical practice and research.

The journal adheres to rigorous peer-review processes, ensuring the quality and validity of the published content. By highlighting unique cases and exceptional imaging findings, the Annals of Case Reports and Medical Images plays a vital role in disseminating valuable clinical knowledge, promoting scientific discussions, and facilitating continuous learning among medical professionals.

The journal invites submissions of medical cases that fall within its purview, including research articles, reviews, case reports, clinical images, mini-reviews, opinions, case series, short reports, short commentaries, reviews, original research and presentations.

Submit manuscripts at Online Submission System or an e-mail attachment to the Editorial Office at support@anncrmi.org

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Cat-scratch disease in an adolescent: Diagnostic and therapeutic decision-making in outpatient management

Alonso Emilia; Calvo Laura; Medina María Virginia; Paladino Beatriz; Mara Pamela; Alvarado Eva; Assandri Elizabeth; Ormaechea Martin; Dall’Orso Patricia; Pujadas Mónica; María Catalina Pírez*

Cat-Scratch Disease (CSD) is a common disease; the most frequent clinical presentation is subacute regional lymphadenopathy with or without fever [1,2]. Cats, especially those younger than 1 year, are vectors; they acquire B. henselae from bites of the cat flea (Ctenocephalides felis), leading to bacteremia, and are often asymptomatic carriers. Human transmission occurs through scratches, bites, or contact ...

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Warfarin-induced Wunderlich syndrome in a hemodialysis patient with lupus nephritis: A diagnostic challenge

Mariam Elsayed Mohamed*; Bahaa ElDin Zayed; Ramadan Fouad Arafa

Wunderlich Syndrome (WS) is a rare but potentially life-threatening condition characterized by spontaneous, non-traumatic bleeding into the subcapsular and perirenal spaces. Clinical presentation can vary widely, ranging from mild flank discomfort to severe manifestations such as hypovolemic shock. The classic symptom ...

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