How to Become a Superstar Diagnostician Within the Span of One Lifetime or Less

To become a great diagnostician, you need to excel in five six different diagnostic modalities: (1) history-taking, (2) physical examination, (3) laboratory medicine, (4) medical imaging (including point-of-care ultrasonography), (5) electrocardiography, … Continue Reading →

Examination of the lymph nodes by Dr. Saul Rosenberg

This demonstration of the examination of the lymph nodes by Dr. Saul A. Rosenberg, Professor of Medicine (Emeritus) at Stanford University School of Medicine and a lymphoma specialist, is outstanding. Hat tip: … Continue Reading →

Physical Examination of the Spine and Extremities by Stanley Hoppenfeld

There are very few medical books in existence about which one can be tempted to declare, “I doubt whether in my lifetime there will ever be another book about this … Continue Reading →

Hip & Groin Examination by Dr. Mark Hutchinson

While most patients cannot discern what’s happening between your ears when you put a stethoscope against their chests, they can easily tell when you are bungling your way through a … Continue Reading →

The 3-Minute Neurological Examination Done in Two Minutes Flat!

The 3 Minute Neurological Examination is an excellent screening neuro exam which is executed with nearly impeccable skill in two minutes flat. The explanation section, which follows the demonstration, is excellent too! Tests/commands performed … Continue Reading →