Aim:

The aim of JDCR is to document and disseminate detailed case reports that enhance the knowledge base of dermatological conditions, particularly those that are rare, atypical, or exhibit unusual clinical courses. By showcasing these reports, JDCR strives to foster a deeper understanding of diverse dermatological phenomena, promote evidence-based clinical practice, and stimulate further research and discussion within the dermatological community.

Scope:

JDCR focuses on the following areas within dermatology:

• Rare Skin Diseases: Reports on rare and uncommon dermatological conditions, providing insights into their presentation, diagnosis, and management.
• Atypical Presentations: Case reports that document unusual or unexpected clinical presentations of common skin diseases.
• Innovative Treatments: Documentation of novel therapeutic approaches and their outcomes in managing dermatological conditions.
• Diagnostic Challenges: Cases that highlight diagnostic dilemmas and the methods used to resolve them, offering valuable lessons for clinical practice.
• Literature Reviews: Comprehensive reviews of existing literature related to specific case reports, providing a broader context and understanding of the condition discussed.
• Critical Analyses: Analytical reports that critically evaluate current dermatological practices, emerging trends, and recent advancements in the field.