Atypical medical case series: differential diagnosis

The ideal doctor is the one who, based on the patient's clinical condition and based on evidence, opens several drawers of differential diagnoses, not limiting himself to a single diagnostic hypothesis during his investigation. Medicine requires humanistic and empathetic professionals, capable of promoting an improvement in the quality of life of their patients through listening, health promotion and prevention, diagnostic, curative and palliative techniques.

Autorentext
Diogo Barros Gutterres, Medicine student at the University of Vassouras; former Collective Health monitor; Oncology monitor; former President of the Human Anatomy League

Klappentext

The ideal doctor is the one who, based on the patient's clinical condition and based on evidence, opens several drawers of differential diagnoses, not limiting himself to a single diagnostic hypothesis during his investigation. Medicine requires humanistic and empathetic professionals, capable of promoting an improvement in the quality of life of their patients through listening, health promotion and prevention, diagnostic, curative and palliative techniques.