UVM Libraries Research Guides: Case Reports: Where to Find Case Reports

UVM databases, books, and journals containing case reports

AccessMedicine: Case Files
Includes 100s of cases divided into topics such as basic science, family practice, microbiology, pathophysiology, neuroanatomy, and internal medicine.

Aquifer This link opens in a new window
These case-based learning modules explore the diagnosis and treatment of common acute and chronic illnesses, and show examples of health maintenance visits. Subjects include pediatrics, family medicine, internal medicine, and surgery. Access is restricted to medical students and Larner College of Medicine teaching faculty. Eligible users should contact the Dana Health Sciences Library to request access.
LWW Health Library This link opens in a new window
Includes 100s of cases focusing on anatomy, clinical medicine, pathology/pathophysiology, and physiology. Cases can be easily exported as PDF documents.

Kumar and Clark's Cases in Clinical Medicine by Parveen Kumar; Michael L. Clark
Covers in handbook form the complete range of acute medical conditions and problems that junior doctors are likely to encounter during the first years of training. It is divided into chapters reflecting core medical specialties - including infectious diseases; STD; gastroenterology; etc.
Cases and Concepts: Step One, Basics Science Review
ISBN: 1451162057
Covers topics such as microbiology, immunology, pharmacology, biochemistry, genetics, embryology, neuroscience, psychiatry, and epidemiology.

Books in the UVM Libraries Catalog
A list of books published in the last five years that contain clinical cases or case reports. About half of these books are available online. The others are located in the Dana Health Sciences Library.
UVM Libraries Journals
UVM subscriptions to health sciences journals containing case reports

Case of the Month
University of Pittsburgh Department of Pathology cases of the month.
Case Report Journals
Journals from PubMed Central
Emergency Medicine Cases
"A free online medical education podcast, medical blog and website." The advisory board includes physicians from the University of Toronto Divisions of Emergency Medicine.
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Website for sharing clinical cases. Includes participants from Doctors Without Borders, BMJ, and Mount Sinai Health System. Requires registration. Also available as an app.

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