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There is a separate article for [[gross spot diagnoses]]. | There is a separate article for [[gross spot diagnoses]]. | ||
If you are looking for questions for review/practice, take a look at the ''[[quizzes]]'' page for quick ones, and ''[[cases]]'' page for longer ones. | |||
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Latest revision as of 16:11, 15 March 2016
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An exam favourite spot diagnosis (granular cell tumour).
Spot diagnoses are (microscopic) diagnoses one can make on the spot. They are ideal for bell-ringer type exams.
There is a separate article for gross spot diagnoses.
If you are looking for questions for review/practice, take a look at the quizzes page for quick ones, and cases page for longer ones.