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The copyright for all the published scientific articles in the Journal of Case Reports and Studies rests with the authors of the manuscript. The publisher or any other party does not hold the copyright for the manuscripts.

The readers are free to read, share, download and print these articles for academic/scientific purposes. However, they are not free to blindly copy the copyrighted material and use it in their research work/manuscript/thesis/lecture/seminar. Any quote or reference from these manuscripts should be properly attributed, or prior permission should be taken from the copyright holder i.e. the manuscript author/authors.