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Scholarena Journal of Case Reports (SAJCR; ISSN: 2375-7043) is a multidisciplinary peer-reviewed, open access journal which covers different aspects of the study of clinical medicine and case reports.
SAJCR encourages to publish the latest information by providing a platform and to serve the scientific community by presenting unique, unusual and rare cases which enhance understanding of disease process. SAJCR publishes Case Series, Case Reports, Case in Images, Clinical Images and Letter to Editors.
RECENT ARTICLES
A Case Report of a Paediatric Intestinal Evisceration by Road Traffic Accident in Nepal
Road traffic accidents are on a rise with the number of vehicles increasing on the roads every day. With it the morbidity and the mortality associated with such accidents including both the people inside the vehicle and the pedestrians. Here a case r...
Self-Reports of Corrective Experiences by Suicide Attempters in a Video Self-Confrontation
Addressing suicide processes in their own rights and not only as a part of another disorder opens a door to new interventions. Thus, any monitoring of and reflecting on suicide processes should be helpful in suicide prevention. Video supported self-c...
Dry Socket Following Teeth Extraction: Effect of Excessive Socket Saline Irrigation
Alveolar osteitis, “dry socket”, is reported among the most common complications following teeth extraction. Many controversies are present in the literature of the pathogenesis of alveolar osteitis, yet the exact mechanisms are not yet confirmed...
Isolation and Purification of Xanthine Oxidase from discarded Fish Liver Notopterous kapirat: an easy source of enzyme
Xanthine oxidase (XO) has clinical applications as it is an integral part in superoxide dismutase (SOD) diagnostic kit. This investigation deals with isolation, purification and determination of kinetic parameters from fish liver xanthine oxidase. Th...
Parkinson’s Disease in the Very Old – Clinicopathological Observations
The incidence of Parkinson syndrome (PS) increases dramatically after age 80 years. As the number of the very old (>80 years) is rising in the population, the number of PS cases would increase....
Adult Alveolar Paranasal Rhabdomyosarcoma; A Rare Aggressive Disease with Pulmonary, Brain and Skeletal Metastasis: Review of an Institutional Experience
Rhabdomyosarcoma (RMS) is predominantly seen in children, most commonly occurring in the head and neck region while extremity tumors are more common in adults. An adult onset RMS of nasal cavity and paranasal sinus is of exceedingly rare occurrence a...
