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Abstract Introduction Case presentation
Discussion Conclusion Roadmap

5. Abstract
In the abstract of your case report, you
should provide a concise summary of the
key aspects of the case. This includes:
● Briefly describing the patient's
condition and relevant clinical
findings
● Highlighting any unique or rare
features of the case
● Mentioning the main interventions or
treatments employed and their
outcomes

6. Importance
Introduction
Highlight the significance and
educational value of the case.
Emphasize the uniqueness,
rarity, or complexity of the
presented case, and explain how
it contributes to the existing
knowledge or clinical practice
Provide a brief overview of the
condition or disease being
discussed in the case. Include
pertinent information about its
prevalence, clinical
manifestations and any relevant
previous studies or literature
Background

7. Case presentation
Patient profile Clinical findings
Include essential
demographic information
such as age, gender, and
medical history. Describe the
patient's chief complaint and
the timeline of symptoms
leading to the diagnosis
Present an overview of the
patient's physical
examination findings,
laboratory test results and
any imaging or diagnostic
procedures. Highlight key
important abnormalities
Outline the diagnostic
process, including the
reasoning behind the chosen
investigations and tests.
Discuss the results, their
interpretation and their
contribution to reaching the
final diagnosis
Diagnostic workup

8. Explore potential diagnoses based on
the patient's presentation and relevant
findings. Discuss distinguishing
features for each and reasons for
inclusion/exclusion
Present the confirmed diagnosis and
explain diagnostic criteria. Outline the
chosen treatment approach and
rationale behind it
Describe the patient's progression,
treatment response and any significant
events or complications. Summarize
the final outcome
Discuss the case's educational value,
highlighting unique aspects. Share
insights gained, including diagnostic
challenges, treatment considerations
or disease mechanisms
Discussion
Differential diagnosis
Clinical course
Treatment
Lesson learned

9. Conclusion
Lessons
Summarize valuable
lessons learned, providing
insights to guide future
clinical decision-making
and enhance care
Highlight successful
outcomes achieved
through the chosen
treatment approach,
showcasing effectiveness
Success
Address any diagnostic
challenges, emphasizing
the importance of
thorough investigation and
clinical reasoning
Challenge
End with a concise
concluding statement,
summarizing the overall
significance of the case
Summary
Identify areas for future
investigation that have
emerged from the case,
stimulating advancements
Research
Emphasize the case's
educational value, impact
on medical knowledge,
professional development,
and learning
Significance

10. Patients on the study
20,000
Received placebo treatment
50,000
5,000
Had secondary effects

11. Use percentages in your case report to quantify
and communicate the frequency or proportion of
important findings or outcomes
95%

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enhances visual representation and
provides a concise and impactful way to
present key findings or illustrate
important aspects of the case

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numbers
Incorporating a graph in your case report
offers several advantages. It allows for
the clear visualization and concise
representation of data trends,
comparisons, or correlations. By
presenting information in a visual format,
graphs enable readers to quickly grasp
and interpret complex findings

14. This is a table
Age Gender M. history Symptoms Diagnosis
Patient 1 45 Male Hypertension Symptom Diagnosis 1
Patient 2 32 Female Asthma Symptom Diagnosis 2
Patient 3 60 Male Diabetes Symptom Diagnosis 3
Patient 4 50 Female None Symptom Diagnosis 4
Patient 5 28 Male None Symptom Diagnosis 5
Patient 6 70 Female Osteoarthritis Symptom Diagnosis 6

15. Milestones reached
Initial presentation
with chief complaint
Diagnostic evaluation
and investigations
Confirmation of
the diagnosis
Initiation of
appropriate treatment
Monitoring response
for treatment
Resolution of
presenting symptoms
Follow-up assessment
for outcomes
Case discussion and
lessons learned

16. Case presentation: medical history
About the patient
Patient’s age 42 years old
Gender Female
Medical conditions Chest pain, shortness of breath
Previous treatments None reported
Introduction
She has been experiencing these symptoms for the past 2 days, with the
pain increasing in intensity and frequency
Key findings
● Summarize the most important or relevant
aspects of the patient's medical history
● Use bullet points to present the key findings
in a clear and organized manner
Conclusions
1. In this section, summarize the key findings
from the medical history
2. Provide an overview of the implications for
the current diagnosis and treatment plan

17. Discussion
Introduction:
■ Briefly summarize the main findings and
results of the case report
■ Mention the purpose of the discussion and
what will be covered
Main discussion:
■ Present different perspectives and opinions
on the findings, based on the literature and
other relevant sources
■ Use bullet points to highlight key arguments
and counterarguments
■ Address any limitations or weaknesses of the
study and suggest potential solutions or
areas for further research
Conclusions:
Summarize the key points of the discussion and
their implications for clinical practice or future
research
Offer any final recommendations or take-home
messages for the audience

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