Case Reports in Foot and Ankle Surgery is a specialized section of the Orthopedic Surgery Case Reports Journal dedicated to publishing high-quality, peer-reviewed case reports and case series focused on surgical and non-surgical conditions affecting the foot and ankle. The journal aims to advance clinical knowledge, improve surgical decision-making, and share practical experiences related to complex and uncommon foot and ankle pathologies.
Scope and Focus
This journal section covers the diagnosis, management, surgical techniques, postoperative outcomes, and rehabilitation of foot and ankle disorders. Emphasis is placed on rare conditions, innovative surgical approaches, complex trauma, deformity correction, and challenging cases encountered in foot and ankle orthopedic practice.
Areas of Interest
The journal welcomes submissions in, but not limited to, the following areas:
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Foot and ankle fractures and trauma
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Achilles tendon and ankle ligament injuries
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Hindfoot, midfoot, and forefoot disorders
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Ankle instability and arthritis
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Foot and ankle deformities
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Diabetic foot and Charcot arthropathy
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Sports-related foot and ankle injuries
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Congenital and acquired foot deformities
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Minimally invasive and reconstructive surgery
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Postoperative complications and outcomes
Types of Manuscripts Accepted
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Case reports
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Case series
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Clinical images in foot and ankle surgery
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Rare and unusual foot and ankle conditions
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Novel surgical techniques and approaches
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Management of complications and revision procedures
Peer Review and Publication
All manuscripts submitted to Case Reports in Foot and Ankle Surgery undergo a rigorous double-blind peer-review process to ensure scientific quality, ethical standards, and clinical relevance. Accepted articles are published under the Orthopedic Surgery Case Reports Journal with open access to ensure global dissemination of clinical knowledge.
Why Publish With Us?
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Dedicated focus on foot and ankle surgery
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Rapid and transparent peer-review process
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Open-access publication model
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High visibility among foot and ankle specialists
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Emphasis on practical clinical and surgical learning
Online Submission
Authors are requested to submit their manuscripts using our Online Manuscript Submission Portal: https://www.orthosurgerycasereports.org/submit.html (or) may also submit via email to: editor@orthosurgerycasereports.org.
