Orthopaedia® Cases delivers a focused, peer-reviewed, valuable collection of cases in all orthopaedic and musculoskeletal subspecialties so that healthcare professionals, researchers and others can easily find clinically important information on common and rare conditions. Help create the largest single collection of case reports online.
Orthopaedia® Cases is a repository of case notes, case presentations, case conferences and case reports.
What is the difference between a case note, case presentation, case conference and case report?
Case Notes are a quick way to upload images and add notes about a case. Very useful for residents to document and share learning points. (See example)
Case Presentations are uploaded PowerPoint presentations of a case presentation from rounds. (See example)
Case Conferences are interactive case based learning modules following a standardized history, physical exam, diagnostic workup approach. Create one for CME credits. (See example)
Case Reports are brief descriptions of rare conditions or situations with unusual diagnostic dilemma or unanticipated complications with review of literature. (See example)
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Excellent cost effective way of raising the profile of your institution
Highlight the work of your clinicians
Gain international recognition
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Eases the publishing pathway for junior physicians
Publish work of interest
Growing repository of cases
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Submit as many case reports as you like
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Reuse material for personal use and teaching
New case reports added continually
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