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(Chest. 1937;3:14-17.)
© 1937 American College of Chest Physicians

The Differential Diagnosis of Pulmonary Tuberculosis

ELLIOTT MENDENHALL M.D.1

1 Dallas, Texas

We have attempted to call attention to the more common pulmonary and constitutional diseases that are confused with tuberculosis. It is extremely important to remember that a careful history and a careful complete examination will in most instances make the diagnosis. Do not hesitate, however, in appropriate cases to keep the patient under observation until an accurate diagnosis can be made.






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