Clinical case: non-productive cough at bedtime, disappears upon rising
CLINICAL CASE A 75-year-old man with a diagnosis of biliary adenocarcinoma started, during his stay at the hospital,
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Category: Clinical Reasoning
Case analysis under the concepts of Diagnostic Improvement, showing the cognitive and systemic biases implicated in a Diagnostic problem.
A silent enemy that you have to look for. Without symptoms there is no diagnosis
CLINICAL CASE Patient: A 68-year-old male patient, with high blood pressure under control Previous Diagnosis: Follicular lymphoma (2013) stage IIA,
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Potential Misdiagnosis. A Mechanism for a Sign: The Answer Comes from The Embryo
A Mechanism for a Sign: The Answer Comes from The Embryo The periumbilical and umbilical area is a common view
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From the perineum to the clavicle: a possible path
From the perineum to the clavicle: a possible path When to know the anatomy is key for a diagnosis. How
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Deliberate practice: the secret to improve in Medicine
The Master shows his clinical ability After several years attending the Conference of The Society to Improve Diagnosis in Medicine,
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Clinical reasoning: a logical process
Clinical reasoning: a logical process A 70-year-old woman had a diagnosis of breast cancer several years earlier. In a recent
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