Annals of Case Reports (ACRT) is an open access high impact factor case report journal, which publishes peer reviewed medical and clinical case reports articles and provides a forum for reporting unusual, rare cases and research with a special emphasis on understanding diagnosis, management, and pathologic correlations of a disease. This journal publishes case reports in all aspects of Clinical Medicine.
Annals of Case Reports aim is to facilitate immediate access to scientific data available for all readers so that it will emerge as the platform and source for all the scientists, research scholars, students, and other healthcare practitioners to discuss various new issues and developments covering all fields of Clinical Medicine.
The scope of the journal is that it emphasizes the research work done by all the scholars and researchers and gives the faith among the students to publish their work. Journal also endorses scholars to publish their contemporary works in research. Gavin Journal of Case Reports mainly targets on understanding unusual rare cases and treatment integrated into international medical knowledge.
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All published case report articles are permanently archived and available at Gavin Publishers website in HTML and PDF formats. Please find case report format and case report example
| Annals of Case Reports | |
|---|---|
| Type | Details |
| Abbreviation | ACRT |
| ISSN | 2574-7754 |
| Publication Fee* (USD) | 1060-3560 |
| Impact Factor* | 2.031 |
| Journal Type | Open Access |
| Acceptancy | International Level |
| Article Type | Peer Reviewed |
| DOI Prefix | 10.29011/2574-7754 |
| Upcoming Edition (2022) | Volume 7 |
Open Access: This is an Open Access journal, all articles published in this journal Under Attribution-Share Alike CC BY-SA: Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International License. With this license readers can share, distribute, download, even commercially, as long as the original source is properly cited. Read More.
