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Do Case Reports Still Have a Place in Turkish Archives of Otorhinolaryngology?

Case reports have made important contributions to the development of science. They have played an important role, particularly in the introduction of new diseases and syndromes or in the presentation of their rarely observed features (3). They have also helped to present side effects of drugs as well as rare complications of some treatment methods (4-7). Moreover, case reports have contributed to the development of new treatment methods. In a letter to editor (not even a case report) published in The New England Journal of Medicine in 2008, with the presentation of 11 cases, propranolol was begun to be used in the treatment of hemangiomas (8).