Diagnostic Approaches to Presenting Syndromes

abnormalities abscess acute adrenal aldosteronism Amer anemia aneurysm aorta aortic regurgitation aortic stenosis aortic valve arterial associated atrial atrophy bacterial endocarditis bacterial pneumonia biopsy blood pressure bone calcium carcinoma cardiac cause cell cent of patients cerebral chest chronic clinical common congenital congestive heart failure coronary cough cusp decreased develop diarrhea diastolic diastolic murmur dilation disorders drugs elevated etiology evidence fever frequently heart disease hemorrhage hypertension hyperthyroidism hypokalemia increased infarction infiltrates involvement lesions liver lobe lower motor neuron lung manifestations Marfan syndrome mitral regurgitation muscle muscular myasthenia gravis myopathy nerve neuropathy normal occasionally occur onset pain peripheral physical examination platelet pleural pneumococcal pneumonia polycythemia polycythemia vera polymyositis present primary myocardial disease pulmonary infection purpura rare reflexes renal respiratory result rheumatic secondary sensory serum severe signs spinal sputum symptoms syncope syndrome systolic tests therapy tion tissue tract tuberculosis tumor upper motor neuron urinary usually valvular vascular venous ventricular weakness