Submitted by Kim Honcharenko on
Four Cases in Disguise
Presenters: Aaron Ackerman, MD and Lindsay Juriga, MD, UMN Chief Residents
Objectives:
- Recognize the anchoring and framing traps that make a common presentation feel like a familiar diagnosis and identify the early clues that don't fit the pattern
- Distinguish the true diagnosis from its mimic by identifying the discriminating history exam or test findings
- Reflect on clinical decision-making and management strategies

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