Prodiagnosis / Foro Osler

So easy, so common, but undiagnosed

A 45-year-old patient had a diagnosis of malignant melanoma with two axillary lymph nodes with metastases. He was treated with adjuvant subcutaneous

Availability bias is present in Medicine when we select and option as the more likely just because comes faster to

Bone pain is a symptom not a diagnosis, but the difficult task is to disentangle the etiology. Some locations are more

Cancer diagnosis is difficult in the primary care setting because many symptoms are common for tumors and benign conditions. This

Disorientation and agitation are common in old patients inside the hospital and they are treated with sedative and hypnotic very