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Further reading:

Lists definitive texts on the subject material and links directly to relevant references online.


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Case studies:

Real cases which give the user the opportunity to make their own diagnosis based on presentations and clinical evidence. A definitive diagnosis and explanation is provided for confirmation of the prognosis.


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MCQs:

A self-test module which uses the multiple choice format. Select all the correct answer(s) to each question, then click the "Submit Answer" button. Discover the results and read the authors feedback. This gives the appropriate response together with a brief explanation. If the answer is correct, you can click the Next question button.


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