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Pattern (medicine)

A pattern in medicine refers to a recognizable combination of symptoms, signs, or findings that often occur together, suggesting a particular disease or condition. These patterns can be used by healthcare professionals to make a diagnosis or predict the course of a disease.

Types of Patterns in Medicine[edit]

There are several types of patterns in medicine, including:

  • Laboratory patterns: These are patterns of laboratory findings that suggest a specific disease or condition. For example, a patient with diabetes mellitus may have a pattern of high blood sugar levels and increased urine output.

Importance of Patterns in Medicine[edit]

Recognizing patterns in medicine is crucial for healthcare professionals. It allows them to make a diagnosis, predict the course of a disease, and plan treatment. In addition, patterns can help in the identification of new diseases or conditions.

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