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| Purpose...To provide CCJM readers -- general internists and
cardiologists -- with brief, case-based discussion of important, timely,
or difficult clinical questions, emphasizing diagnosis, testing, and
treatment issues.
Style...The style of the article should be similar to that of a CME presentation, using a minimum of jargon and highlighting key points and new developments that the internist can quickly incorporate into his or her practice. Format...A case-based discussion usually beginning with the case presentation including applicable signs, symptoms, and laboratory and imaging findings. This is usually followed by a discussion of the differential diagnosis, testing options, treatment options, and a final discussion. Of course, the format can be adapted somewhat to fit the specific case. The articles are usually 4 pages long (8 to 10 typed, double-spaced pages). Content...As much as possible, the case and discussion should reflect the diagnosis and treatment problems commonly encountered by internists. We are not seeking the weird or unusual, but rather common conditions or symptoms that provide diagnostic and therapeutic challenges to internists. For more information: Feel free to contact either the Journal deputy editor, Dr. Brian Mandell, or the executive editor, Phillip E. Canuto, at: Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine |
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