Review Process

Manuscripts are evaluated on the basis that they present new insights to the investigated topic and are likely to contribute to research progress or change in clinical practice or thinking about a disease. It is understood that all authors listed in a manuscript have agreed to its submission, and have qualified by their efforts to be included as authors. The corresponding author, by checking all legal notices during the submission process, signifies that these conditions have been fulfilled.

Received manuscripts are first examined by the  American Journal of Case Reports and Clinical Images editors. Manuscripts that do not meet criteria for publication are promptly rejected. Incomplete submissions or manuscripts not prepared in the journal's required style will not be sent for peer-review until the correct and complete submission has been provided. The authors are given a reference number upon manuscript registration at the Editorial Office. The registered manuscripts are sent to independent reviewers for scientific evaluation. We encourage authors to suggest the names of possible reviewers, but we reserve the right of final selection. Submitted papers are accepted for publication after a positive recommendation of the independent reviewers. Authors should return a corrected paper within 1–2 weeks, depending on the reviewers’ recommendation. The evaluation process usually takes 1–2 months.

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