Are Case Vignettes Therapeutically Useful?

June 5, 2012

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Some clinicians find case studies invaluable in their diagnostic arsenal. Do you? Let us know in our poll.

Do you find case studies useful? Some clinicians find them invaluable, as suggested in a classic column written by Jerry Lewis, MD, titled Looking Back.

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