Novel Clinical Observations and Case Reports

A case study, report, or other account of a case can be presented in a case report. Case Reports reveal important new information or cases that have taken a unique and notable path. Submissions may be based on a single case or a group of related cases. The most crucial component of the presentation is that it should offer a fresh viewpoint on a well-known clinical issue, or it could even represent a completely new clinical condition. The phenotype, presentation, research, and/or management of the case(s) could all be considered novel. Case Reports and clinical observations intends to serve as a road map for the haematology community's priority of research support. A case study, report, or other account of a case can be presented in a case report. Case Reports reveal important new information or cases that have taken a unique and notable path. The most crucial component of the presentation is that it should offer a fresh viewpoint on a well-known clinical issue, or it could even represent a completely new clinical condition. The phenotype, presentation, research, and/or management of the case(s) could all be considered novel. Hematology Case Reports and Reviews provides a vast scope for disseminating knowledge of blood and its illnesses to society, which might be useful information for haematologists all around the world.