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//-->SymptomsofUnknownOriginAMedicalOdysseyClifton K. Meador, M.D.Symptoms of Unknown OriginA Medical OdysseySymptomsof UnknownOriginA Medical OdysseyClifton K. Meador,M.D.Vanderbilt University PressNashville 2005© 2005 Vanderbilt University PressAll rights reserved First Edition 2005This book is printed on acid-free paper.Manufactured in the United States of AmericaThe prologue, “First Patient, 1952,” was originally published in part inMed School:A Collection of Stories, 1951 to 1955(Nashville: Hillsboro Press, 2003). The patientin Chapter 1 was reported in abbreviated form in “The Person with the Disease,”Journal of the American Medical Association268 (1992):35. A modified reportof Miss Cootsie, Chapter 3, appeared in “A Lament for Invalids,”Journal of theAmerican Medical Association265 (1991):1374–75. A version of the story of VanceVanders in Chapter 4 appeared in abbreviated form in “Hex Death: Voodoo Magicor Persuasion?”Southern Medical Journal85 (1992):244–47.Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication DataMeador, Clifton K., 1931–Symptoms of unknown origin : a medical odyssey / Clifton K. Meador.—1st ed. p. ; cm.Includes bibliographical references and index.ISBN 0-8265-1473-1 (cloth : alk. paper)ISBN 0-8265-1474-X (pbk. : alk. paper)1. Clinical medicine—Case studies. 2. Diagnostic errors. 3. Medicalmisconceptions. 4. Medicine—Philosophy. [DNLM: 1. Clinical Medicine—Anecdotes. 2. Diagnostic Errors—Anecdotes. 3. Philosophy, Medical—Anecdotes. 4. Physician-Patient Relations—Anecdotes. ] I. Title.RC66.M43 2005 616—dc222004028858
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