The pre­sen­ta­tion should be writ­ten in Eng­lish in Word for­mat. Illus­tra­tion of the case by pic­tures and imag­ing is rec­om­mend­ed. A max­i­mum of 10 pages is allowed. The clin­i­cal case should be divid­ed into the fol­low­ing sec­tions (in this order):

1. Title page: with the title of the case and author details
2. Patient presentation : History of presenting complaint, past medical history, examination findings,
3. Any diagnostic testing: (e.g., OCT/laboratory analyses)
4. Diagnosis and Management: (Further investigations and/or treatment) Differential diagnosis/how did the author decide the management plan
5. Follow-up: Clinical outcome/any complications
6. Conclusion(s) : Take home messages/Learning points

The full author’s name, qual­i­fi­ca­tions, insti­tu­tion­al address­es, cur­rent posi­tion they hold at insti­tu­tions or soci­eties, relevant financial declarations, any oth­er rel­e­vant back­ground infor­ma­tion and email address­es should be includ­ed in the case pre­sen­ta­tion.

The pre­sen­ta­tion and appen­dix (image, fig­ures, illus­tra­tions ‚…) shall:

• not infringe upon the pri­va­cy or per­son­al rights of others
• not con­tain any sen­si­tive information
• not be the copy­right of any oth­er enti­ty unless this is acknowledged

It is the authors responsibility to ensure that –

• They have obtained all necessary consent(s), approvals and authorisations in connection with the Case submitted to Scope Ophthalmics with the patient and any organization involved (Hospital, Clinic …)
• All the content of the Case, including the text, its title and media files have been stripped of all personal information that could be used to identify the patient.