Author: Li Chunchang, Li Chunsheng
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Features: The authors have long been engaged in clinical medicine, teaching, and scientific research. Using case studies from their own clinical experiences in diagnosis and treatment, they employ methods such as induction, synthesis, deduction, and analogy to eliminate possibilities, gradually establishing correct diagnoses. This helps young physicians develop proper clinical thinking habits. The book includes 60 analyses of misdiagnoses, accompanied by vivid illustrations, making it more engaging and lively. It is highly inspirational and is suitable not only for medical students and junior resident physicians but also for experienced physicians in clinical practice.
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