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Clinical and laboratory diagnosis
Hospital Medicine, 2000Clinical diagnosis of invasive fungal infections demands a high clinical acumen, but both under- and over-diagnosis are common. Laboratory mycological tests have traditionally been limited by a range of complications. Development of methodologies to detect fungal-specific immunoglobulins, cell wall antigens and nucleic acid have improved dramatically ...
M, Richardson, M, Ellis
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On Clinical Diagnosis and Prediction
Psychological Reports, 1965This paper distinguishes among three different modes of comprehending through which diagnostic and predictive clinical judgments are reached. A brief discussion and definition of each of these modes, that is, inference, empathy, and intuition, are offered in order to indicate that differentiation is possible.
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Autopsy and Clinical Diagnosis
Pathology - Research and Practice, 1980In 1096 cases of death (autopsy rate 63.8%) the accuracy of clinical diagnoses was investigated by comparing clinical diagnoses with recorded autopsy findings. -- In 81.3% of the cases the primary disease had been determined correctly. In more than half of these cases the immediate cause of death or an additional disease contributing to death had not ...
W, Sandritter +2 more
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Clinical diagnosis of dementia
Alzheimer's & Dementia, 2007This paper presents recommendations deriving from the Third Canadian Consensus Conference on the Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia, concerning the clinical diagnosis of dementia. There are currently no universally accepted biological or radiological markers of dementia.
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The automation of clinical diagnosis
International Journal of Bio-Medical Computing, 1970Abstract As medical knowledge expands, the expetise of each individual physician and surgeon, which takes so long to acquire, is necessarily relatively limited in scope and is lost for ever at his death. Serious consideration is therefore now being given to the feasibility of using electronic digital computers for the automation of clinical diagnosis.
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The clinical diagnosis of jaundice
The American Journal of Digestive Diseases, 19501. The differential diagnosis of jaundice is discussed from a clinical point of view. The necessity for arriving at an early definitive treatment schedule is emphasized.
W P, KLEITSCH, S F, MOESSNER
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Clinical Diagnosis of Hyperlipoproteinemia
The American Journal of Medicine, 1983Specific physical findings are associated with the different phenotypes of hyperlipoproteinemia and may point up the need for further medical work-up to determine whether hyperlipoproteinemia is primary or secondary. The clinical manifestations of severe elevations in plasma lipid levels include xanthomas, which may be tendinous, tuberous, or eruptive.
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Diagnosis in Clinical Toxicology
1992Diagnosis in clinical toxicology is based on the same principles as diagnosis in other fields of medecine. The global diagnostic approach to the poisoned patient is based on the evaluation of the history, the symptomatology, the results of the biomedical investigations and of the toxicological analytical data, and in some cases on therapeutic tests ...
A, Jaeger +4 more
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The clinical diagnosis of myelopathy
Seminars in Ultrasound, CT and MRI, 1994Myelopathy is a complex diagnostic problem with many possible causes. Diagnosis rests on recognition of a constellation of symptoms consistent with central nervous system pathology involving trunk, arms, and legs and, in general, sparing the head.
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Clinical Diagnosis of Influenza
2018Accurate diagnosis of influenza is critical for clinical management, infectious control, and public health actions to minimize the burden of disease. Rapid influenza diagnostic tests can detect circulating influenza viruses within 10-15 min and are widely used in clinical practice for diagnosing influenza.
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