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Surgical cases, diagnosis and treatment

Knowledge for Practice, interactive discussion, cases and diagnosis in general surgery, management and differential diagnosis.

#Clinical diagnosis :
+ Full blood count.
+ Urine analysis
+ Biochemical analysis

#Instrumental diagnosis.

- Ultrasound
- X-rays findings
- CT scan
- MRT



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