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The SCARE 2018 statement: Updating consensus Surgical CAse REport (SCARE) guidelines
Riaz A. Agha ,
Mimi R. Borrelli ,
Reem Farwana ,
Kiron Koshy ,
Alexander J. Fowler ,
Dennis P. Orgill ,
Hongyi Zhu ,
Abdulrahman Alsawadi ,
Ashraf Noureldin ,
Ashwini Rao ,
Ather Enam ,
Achilleas Thoma ,
Mohammad Bashashati ,
Baskaran Vasudevan ,
Andrew Beamish ,
Ben Challacombe ,
Rudy Leon De Wilde ,
David Machado-Aranda ,
Daniel Laskin ,
Dattatraya Muzumdar ,
Anil D'cruz ,
Todd Manning ,
Donagh Healy ,
Duilio Pagano ,
Prabudh Goel ,
Priya Ranganathan ,
Prathamesh S. Pai ,
Shahzad Raja ,
M. Hammad Ather ,
Hüseyin kadioäžlu ,
Iain Nixon ,
Indraneil Mukherjee ,
Juan Gómez Rivas ,
Kandiah Raveendran ,
Laura Derbyshire ,
Michele Valmasoni ,
Mushtaq Chalkoo ,
Nicholas Raison ,
Oliver Muensterer ,
Patrick Bradley ,
Coppola Roberto ,
Raafat Afifi ,
David Rosin ,
Roberto Klappenbach ,
Rolf Wynn ,
Salvatore Giordano ,
Somprakas Basu ,
Salim Surani ,
Paritosh Suman ,
Mangesh Thorat ,
Veeru Kasi
December 2018
December 2018
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Abstract
The SCARE Guidelines were published in 2016 to provide a structure for reporting surgical
case reports. Since their publication, SCARE guidelines have been widely endorsed
by authors, journal editors, and reviewers, and have helped to improve reporting transparency
of case reports across a range of surgical specialties. In order to encourage further
progress in reporting quality, the SCARE guidelines must themselves be kept up to
date. We completed a Delphi consensus exercise to update the SCARE guidelines.