Acute abdominal pain (central)
Illustrated Differential Diagnosis (e-book)
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Illustrated Differential Diagnosis (Video Introduction) (2:51)
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Acute Abdominal pain (Child)
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Acute dysentery
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Acute abdominal pain (central)
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Acute chest pain
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Acute confusion
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Acute Diarrhea Plus Fever and Vomiting
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Acute Dyspnea Plus Wheeze and Cough
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Acute Dyspnea plus Wheeze
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Acute abdominal pain (Lateral)
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Acute abdominal pain (Lower)
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Acute abdominal pain (Upper)
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Alkaline Phosphatase (High)
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Anemia
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Axillary lymphadenopathy
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Back pain (Chronic)
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Ankle Swelling (Bilateral )
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Leg swelling (bilateral)
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Bradycardia
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Breast lump
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Calf swelling (Unilateral)
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Chronic diarrhea in a Child
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Dyspnea (Chronic)
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Clubbing of Fingers
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Constipation
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Convulsions
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Cough plus Pink Frothy sputum
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Cough with Sputum
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Dementia
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Dizziness
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Dyspnea (Sudden)
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Elbow (Lumps)
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ESR (More then 100)
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Fatigue
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Generalised Lymphadenopathy
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Hand Arthropathy
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Hand tremors (Coarse)
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Hand tremors (Fine)
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Headache
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Hemoptysis
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Hyperkalemia
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Hypertension
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Hypokalemia
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Intermittent claudication
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Jaundice (General)
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Jaundice (Hepatocellular)
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Jaundice Obstructive
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Kidney stones
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Knee pain
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Microscopic hematuria
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Monoarthritis
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Neck Stiffness
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Obesity
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Painful Ear
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Painless Hematuria
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Palpitations
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Polyarthritis
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Postural hypotension
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Proptosis
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Prostate Enlargement
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Proteinuria (Asymptomatic)
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Ptosis
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Pulse (Irregular)
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Pulse volume (High)
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Purpura
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Raised JVP
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Recurrent abdominal pain (Child)
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Recurrent Diarrhea NO Blood No Fever
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Recurrent Diarrhea with blood (?! Mucus)
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Red pharynx
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Red eye
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Scrotal swelling
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Severe Lower chest/Upper abdomen pain
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Shock
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Solitary Thyroid Nodule
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Sore throat
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Spider Naevi
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Stridor
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Stroke
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Sudden Dyspnea
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Syncope
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Tachycardia
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Transient Neurological Deficit
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Unilateral Leg Swelling
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Urinary frequency (?! Dysuria)
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Vaginal Discharge
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Vertigo
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Vomiting
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Vomiting Plus Abdominal pain & Fever
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Vomiting Plus Headache
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Weight loss
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Weight gain
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X-Ray: Enlarged Hilar Lymph Nodes
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X-Ray: Increased Linear Lung Markings
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X-Ray: Lung Opacity (Hazy)
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X-Ray: Lung Opacity (Well-Defined)
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X-Ray: Miliary Lung Infiltration
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X-Ray: Round Lung Opacity (More than 5mm)
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Illustrated Differential Diagnosis E-Book (PDF File)