Differential Diagnosis of Common Complaints

by Robert H. Seller, Andrew B. Symons

Logically organized around the 36 most common presenting complaints - 80% of what you're likely to encounter in daily practice - Differential Diagnosis of Common Complaints, 7th Edition, uses a practical, clinically oriented approach to help you master the differential diagnosis of common symptoms. Using a clear, consistent format, it walks you through the problem-solving process that most physicians use to make a diagnosis. This book is the ideal reference for the beginning student and the busy clinician.

Genres: Medicine

480 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1986

Reviews

[Catherine · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is a completely irrelevant review and I'm sharing that so anyone seeing my star rating will know how useless it is. I had a rare bout of terrible classic insomnia (staring at the clock going oh god I'm not asleep I will be so tired and that keeping me awake) so I went and found this book--which I got for myself in school years ago because it looked helpful and simple-- which it is. I read this entire book instead of sleeping, was not effective as a go the f to sleep book (which maybe says good things about the writing? It's clear and straightforward and concise) and unsurprisingly a book that I got when I was a student was not relevant to my current knowledge.