Surgery Case Reports International™ (SCRI)
ISSN: 3143-7885 | Open Access | Peer-Reviewed Journal

Surgery Case Reports International (SCRI) is an international, open-access, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to the dissemination of clinically meaningful case reports and observations across the diverse fields of surgical practice. The journal provides a platform for communicating clinical experiences that advance understanding of diagnostic challenges, complex presentations, surgical decision-making, therapeutic interventions, complications, and patient outcomes.

Case reports are an important component of clinical scholarship, offering detailed accounts of unusual presentations, unexpected findings, diagnostic dilemmas, and challenging management decisions. When carefully documented and critically discussed, such reports can complement established clinical evidence, highlight relevant diagnostic and therapeutic considerations, and provide valuable lessons for clinical practice. SCRI seeks to publish reports that present a clear clinical message, establish the significance of the reported findings, and demonstrate their relevance to the care of surgical patients.

The journal welcomes contributions from across the spectrum of surgical specialties, including reports of rare conditions, atypical disease presentations, complex diagnostic evaluations, operative and perioperative challenges, unexpected complications, and noteworthy treatment outcomes. Particular emphasis is placed on submissions that offer meaningful clinical insights, provide adequate diagnostic and therapeutic detail, engage with relevant literature, and articulate a well-supported learning point. Authors are expected to acknowledge the limitations inherent in individual case reports and ensure that interpretations and conclusions remain proportionate to the evidence presented.

SCRI is committed to promoting accuracy, transparency, and integrity in scientific communication. Manuscripts are assessed in accordance with the journal’s editorial policies and peer-review procedures, with consideration given to originality, clinical relevance, methodological and reporting quality, ethical compliance, and educational value. Authors are responsible for ensuring the accuracy of reported information, protecting patient confidentiality, obtaining appropriate consent for publication where required, and meeting applicable ethical and publication standards.

As an open-access journal, SCRI aims to make its published content accessible to the international medical and scientific community without