Symptom and Sign Diagnosis Process

Author: Collins
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: This book provides a scientific, rigorous, and meticulous elaboration on the diagnostic and differential diagnostic approaches for over 300 common symptoms and signs encountered in clinical practice. Each symptom or sign (which appears as a primary complaint in clinical practice) is divided into three parts: history taking, diagnostic procedures, and diagnostic flowcharts. The format is novel and unique, making it easy to learn and use. It helps doctors establish correct diagnostic thinking, avoid missed or misdiagnoses, and thus has extremely high practicality, making it suitable for all clinical doctors. It is renowned as a highly cost-effective book. This book elaborates on the diagnostic and differential diagnostic approaches for over 300 common symptoms and signs encountered in clinical practice. Each symptom or sign is divided into three parts: history taking, diagnostic procedures, and diagnostic flowcharts.