Retraction Policy
Authors may request retraction of their published article, and the journal will honor such requests after due verification. Retractions may also be initiated by the journal in cases of ethical concerns, duplicate publication, or scientific inaccuracies. Authors are strongly advised to carefully evaluate indexing status and suitability of the journal prior to submission, as the responsibility for ensuring compliance with specific academic or institutional criteria rests with the authors themselves.

It should be noted that while the journal will promptly remove the retracted article from its own website and mark it as retracted, complete removal from external platforms cannot be guaranteed. Independent repositories, indexing services, or citation databases may continue to host or cite the article, as these are outside the control of the journal. Retraction ensures removal only from the journal’s official site and does not imply permanent erasure from the wider academic record.

Furthermore the authors are advised  to request retraction immediately if they want to retract article for any reason. Delay in requesting retraction of article will cause dissemination of published case report across various online platforms which routinely uploads scientific papers published in various journals.