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Síndromes mielodisplásicos: una mirada al último decenio
Revista Cubana de Hematología, Inmunología y HemoterapiaNorma D. Fernández Delgado
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Diagnostic Stewardship to Prevent Diagnostic Error
JAMA, 2023This Viewpoint discusses the growth of diagnostic stewardship beyond infectious disease to reduce diagnostic errors in other fields.
Daniel J, Morgan +2 more
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Diagnostic reasoning strategies and diagnostic success
Medical Education, 2003Purpose Cognitive psychology research supports the notion that experts use mental frameworks or ‘schemes’, both to organize knowledge in memory and to solve clinical problems. The central purpose of this study was to determine the relationship between problem‐solving strategies and the likelihood of diagnostic ...
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Surgical Endoscopy, 2001
Diagnostic laparoscopy began in a surgical unit in a developing country in 1972. The developers of this technique aimed to hasten diagnosis, reduce patient distress, and improve bed utilization in an overcrowded teaching hospital wherein simple investigations such as x-rays took weeks to materialize.
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Diagnostic laparoscopy began in a surgical unit in a developing country in 1972. The developers of this technique aimed to hasten diagnosis, reduce patient distress, and improve bed utilization in an overcrowded teaching hospital wherein simple investigations such as x-rays took weeks to materialize.
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Surgical Innovation, 2002
Diagnostic laparoscopy is a powerful tool in the surgeon's armamentarium when used appropriately. There is a low complication rate and high diagnostic sensitivity. In addition to conventional operating room procedures, this technique can be applied in a variety of other settings, often without general anesthesia.
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Diagnostic laparoscopy is a powerful tool in the surgeon's armamentarium when used appropriately. There is a low complication rate and high diagnostic sensitivity. In addition to conventional operating room procedures, this technique can be applied in a variety of other settings, often without general anesthesia.
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Diagnostic algorithms and clinical diagnostic thinking
Proceedings of the Symposium on the Engineering of Computer-Based Medical, 2003Diagnostic algorithms are evaluated as a model of medical reasoning in the differentiation of the two syndromes or diseases with overlapping clinical manifestations. Linear-discriminant analysis (LDA), nonlinear discriminant analysis (NLDA), and sequential-statistical analysis (SSA) are compared with the decision-making practices of physicians, as they
Joseph M. Tonkonogy, James Armstrong
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Diagnostics and Differential Diagnostics
2017Patients’ history determines the suspected diagnosis: strong pain during and/or after defecation as well as a blood strip on the stool column and/or traces of blood on toilet paper.
Volker Wienert, Franz Raulf, Horst Mlitz
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