The phrase "a case report about" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific case study or report that provides detailed information about a particular instance or situation in a professional or academic context.
Example: "The journal published a case report about a rare disease that had not been documented before."
Alternatives: "a case study on" or "a report regarding".
The Diagnosis: Stevens-Johnson syndrome was first described in 1922 by the pediatricians for which it is named, Dr. Albert Stevens and Dr. Frank Johnson, who wrote a case report about two boys, ages 7 and 8, who had a full-body rash along with inflammation and blistering of the mouth and eyes.
Also, recently, Stockwell et al. described a case report about a rescuer who received a shock from a patient's ICD.
The objective of this work is to thoroughly describe a case report about the openEHR development and validation process.
There are no data on other benzodiazepines except a case report about the therapeutic effect of low-dosage diazepam on facial tics in children [ 78].
38 In a case report from Switzerland about HRV-C LRTI complicated by pericarditis, the viral load was significantly higher in the bronchoalveolar lavage specimen compared with that in plasma and stool specimens, consistent with the virus' association with RTIs.
This is an interesting case report, about a mediastinal manifestation of unmasking Tuberculosis Immune Reconstitution Inflammatory Syndrome (IRIS).
We've written a case report with Dr. Zaki about this first case and we're working on the annotation of the full genome, which we'll write up as a paper as well.
This is a very well written case report about severe oral mucositis in a patient with ALL receiving induction therapy.
6 Due to inadequate hospital care, the disease is also spread nosocomially and a case reported that, in South Africa, about 33% medical personnel are infected through needlestick injury.
The very first case report about a patient suffering from NLSD was published in the early 1950s.
We have found only one case report about a balloon dilatation of subglottic stenosis with noninvasive ventilation [ 9].
