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Author(s): Christopher M. Wittich, Thomas J. Beckman, Sara L. Bonnes
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“Differential Diagnosis in Internal Medicine: From Symptom to Diagnosis” by Walter Siegenthaler is a key resource for clinicians. It systematically guides healthcare professionals through diagnosing a wide range of medical conditions by focusing on symptoms. The book offers clear algorithms and decision-making tools to help clinicians navigate complex cases, making it easier to identify potential diagnoses. Each chapter is organized by symptoms and includes practical insights for better clinical decision-making.
Top features:
✅ Symptom-based organization: The book is arranged to reflect real-world clinical practice, allowing for quick reference and easy navigation.
✅ Comprehensive coverage: It spans a wide spectrum of internal medicine, ensuring a broad understanding of various conditions.
✅ Diagnostic algorithms: Step-by-step algorithms guide the diagnostic process, promoting accuracy and efficiency.
✅ Clinical insights: The text is enriched with expert commentary and practical advice, enhancing the clinician’s diagnostic acumen.
✅ Illustrations and tables: Visual aids and tabulated data support the textual content, making complex information more accessible.
“Differential Diagnosis in Internal Medicine: From Symptom to Diagnosis” is an indispensable tool for medical practitioners, residents, and students. Its systematic approach and wealth of information make it an invaluable addition to any medical library, aiding in the accurate and timely diagnosis of internal medicine conditions.
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Giannis Athanaso (verified owner) –
Great reference book of high value. It is interesting watching the medical approach by many aspects and through different specialities. Totally recommended
Dr. Yung Cho Yiu (verified owner) –
It is concise and to the point. But I am trying to look for “out-dated” stuff in this text as the original German edition was published in 05.
BrokeNana (verified owner) –
Best book ever. Great details and depth. Highly recommend
Chandravadan A. (verified owner) –
It’s a wonderful book for a practicing GP I urge you to get it and keep it on your phone so you can read it any time you are free.
Miguel E (verified owner) –
The best book about diagnosis and the service was helpful
Angela Maresch Rosa da Silva (verified owner) –
Fast download! Helpful seller. Very recommendable! The book is so good
NK (verified owner) –
The best book on differential diagnosis no one, at least here in the states, knows about. Along with Symptom to Diagnosis and Sapira’s, this book ought to be mandatory reading for all physicians-in-training. Sadly most of physicians trained here can’t generate a differential beyond three or four obvious diagnoses, don’t know how to arrive at a diagnosis and couldn’t examine their way out of a paper bag.
Amr Semida (verified owner) –
i purchased the wrong book and i got a refund
good service
Saeid (verified owner) –
The book is unique in:1. the extent to which it deals with symptoms and signs2. the color pictures3. clinical relevance of the material4. to serve as the most comprehensive reference for medical studentsI highly recommend it.
Marcie Seidel –
good support team
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NathanSA –
if i must choose one internal medicine book it will be this one
rebecca.j –
don’t think purchase it and you’ll discover one of the best internal medicine books in the field
Rbert.webber –
The best book about diagnosis.
apop274 –
all i can say is one of my favourite books of internal medicine
Viollette.AS –
thanks
Sourav Mukherjee –
it will always be my favorite book in internal medicine, I have the hard copy but I purchased the digital version for simple use
Yuliya K –
thank you
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Rob L. –
Perfect book
carol r. jarzombek –
old but it’s one of the best internal medicine books i wish they make a new version