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Author: Nigel Jie Ming Fong
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“Algorithms In Differential Diagnosis: How To Approach Common Presenting Complaints In Adult Patients” is a comprehensive guide designed to assist medical students and junior doctors in developing systematic approaches to diagnosing common adult patient complaints. This book offers a structured methodology for differential diagnosis, enhancing clinical reasoning and decision-making skills.
TOP Features
☛ Structured Algorithms: Provides step-by-step algorithms for common presenting complaints, allowing for a systematic approach to differential diagnosis.
☛ Clinical Relevance: Focuses on practical scenarios and common conditions encountered in adult patients, making it highly applicable to real-world clinical settings.
☛ User-Friendly Format: Organized in a clear, accessible format that facilitates quick reference and easy understanding.
☛ Illustrative Examples: Includes case studies and examples to illustrate the application of algorithms in various clinical situations.
☛ Educational Tools: Offers practical tips, mnemonics, and summaries to aid in learning and retention of key concepts.
✧ This edition serves as an essential guide for  Medical Students: Ideal for those in the early stages of their medical education who need to develop
their diagnostic skills. Junior Doctors: Beneficial for newly qualified doctors seeking to refine their approach to differential
diagnosis and clinical problem-solving.
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DR,sami –
The content is good, but the book felt a bit overpriced in amazon hat’s why I purchased the pdf from here
DR,sami –
It’s a good starting point, but you might need additional resources for more complex cases
Buzzy –
I found this book to be very practical. The algorithms simplify complex diagnostic processes and are great for quick reference during patient assessments
Paoula,soul –
I use this book as a revision tool before exams and it has been incredibly helpful
Merinda.decor –
It’s a great addition to any junior doctor’s library
Amelie Babin –
The algorithms are clear and easy to follow, making it much easier to approach differential diagnosis systematically. It’s particularly useful during clinical rotations
Poopsie Applesniffer –
i loved it
Adrian Akbari –
his book is an excellent resource for medical students
Wade T. –
this book desperately needs someone who tells everyone how much is worthy. This book is gold, perfect for a med student or a just-graduated physician. It is not like the other “differential diagnosis” books, that show only a huge list of possible causes for a symptom, this book literally guides you through the most common symptoms and teaches you how to approach these. From the first pages, this book teaches you how to approach and diagnose any patient. If you already know the diseases but still struggling with all these possible options in your head when you see a patient… definitely this book is for you. This is a hidden treasure because it’s not as popular as other books, but you won’t regret buying it, I 100% recommend it.
Olga Shvarts –
thank you
Shuey –
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Sami el khaladi –
Good pdf