The Journal of Knee Surgery Reports

Abstract

The Journal of Knee Surgery has ever acknowledged the importance of publishing high-quality case reports. Almost 2 years ago, one special supplement of this journal aimed this specialmodality of publication. As the number of submissions continued to increase, in 2014, a sister periodical was launched to address this purpose, the Journal of Knee Surgery Reports. The main scope of the new journal is to offer a premium outlet for authors willing to share interesting and welldocumented clinical cases related to knee pathology. We believe that this is a true opportunity to present rare clinical conditions, original decision-making approaches, creative solutions, and ultimate outcomes that make every case unique. In this first printed edition, we collected 14 articles, which were published online first. A variety of topics have been covered, from rare knee tumor presentations to compartment syndrome following total knee replacement. Wewould like to thank all authors, reviewers, and editorial board members for their relevant contributions to the first printed issue of this journal. To our readers, we would like to wish a rewarding experience. The Journal of Knee Surgery Reports aims to be a reference for excellence in knee-related clinical cases. To accomplish this goal, we do invite you to join us and share your expertise with a large community of knee surgeons. Be our guest and collaborator. You are very welcome to the Journal of Knee Surgery Reports. Editorial