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by pixl97
4855 days ago
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My friends daughter was born with a lung disorder that showed up in the first week after leaving the hospital. The local hospital almost killed her in incorrect diagnosing and panic and she was emergency flighted to Childrens. Two of the doctors there quickly came back with a preliminary diagnosis of congenital lobar emphysema after a few internet searches on the symptoms. They had printed what information they could find off of a few websites at the time. Based on that they talked to surgeons that had experience in the field and within a day the surgery had been performed and all was well. What I see is 3 information tiers.
1. You should know this off the top your head to be a professional. Common information, kind of like daily use of your first language.
2. Information that is not common or you shouldn't be expected to remember because of its rare usage. The type of information this thread is about.
3. Information you make, what you state at the end of this thread. |
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