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by Takashi Sugioka; Yoshinori Noguchi; Yoshihiro Oì„Nishi;
This Japanese-language book examines diagnostic methods and asks whether routinely performed tests are genuinely useful. It offers a focused resource for readers interested in medical examinations, diagnostic evaluation, and the role of testing in clinical practice.
About This Book
This book addresses the evaluation of diagnostic methods in medicine.
Its title questions whether tests that are routinely performed are always useful.
The subject is relevant to clinical assessment, diagnostic reasoning, and the practical role of medical examinations.
Written by Takashi Sugioka, Yoshinori Noguchi, and Yoshihiro Oì„Nishi, the work is presented in Japanese.
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