Sentence examples for making differential diagnoses from inspiring English sources

In a daily practice on the wards, physicians tend to focus first on new symptoms when making differential diagnoses.

A noninvasive test would be valuable to assist the clinicians in making differential diagnoses for these patients.

It has been shown that physicians need strong knowledge and clinical skills in order to appropriately synthesize data, a skill required while making differential diagnoses.

Serumistas posted to facilities in the Amazon region discussed difficulties making differential diagnoses between respiratory infections, malaria and other diseases that presented with acute febrile syndrome such as dengue and leptospirosis.

None of us make differential diagnoses in 2 minutes, the manner in which 240 questions, many which are complex cases are presented.

In year 3 we first made differential diagnoses and that is one of the most important things in medicine".

Pelvic pain may involve both the somatic and visceral systems, making the differential diagnosing challenging.

Their presentation was often so non-specific that even the algorithms for making presumptive and differential diagnoses and using RDTs were of little use.

Some have reported differential diagnoses being made based on MRI findings, and that insufficiency subchondral fractures are characterized by a low signal intensity serpiginous line paralleling the articular surface.

However it is difficult to make histology based differential diagnoses from inflammatory, infectious, and neoplastic dermatoses [ 2].

This large cohort study provides evidence that Candida spp play a role in nipple and breast pain in lactating women; however, burning nipple pain is common in breastfeeding women, and a diagnosis of Candida spp infection should not be made without considering differential diagnoses.