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Kurt C. Stange
The Annals of Family Medicine July 2007, 5 (4) 290-291; DOI: https://doi.org/10.1370/afm.732

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  • Published on: (1 August 2007)
    Page navigation anchor for Unexplained symptoms or incomplete history and physical examination
    Unexplained symptoms or incomplete history and physical examination

    Patients with unexplained symptoms should be checked for Thoracic Outlet Syndrome(www.tos-syndrome.com),peroneal nerve entrapment,helicobacter pylori and ochynophagia.Many of these patients will then have a diagnosis,in those patients diagnosis is therapy.Non coronary chest pain patients have a poor quality of life an place an economic burden in the health system,but few physicians know that chest pain is a frequent sympt...

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