Surgical sieve

The surgical sieve is a thought process in medicine. It is a typical example of how to organise a structured examination answer for medical students and physicians when they are challenged with a question.[1] It is also a way of constructing answers to questions from patients and their relatives in a logical manner, and structuring articles and reference texts in medicine. Some textbooks put emphasis on using the surgical sieve as a basic structure of diagnosis and management of illnesses.[2][3][4][5][6]

  1. ^ sBMJ
  2. ^ Oral diagnosis - the clinician's guide, W. Birnbaum, S. M. Dunne
  3. ^ The New Aird's Companion in Surgical Studies (3rd edn). K. Burnand, A. Young, J. Lucas.
  4. ^ Surgical Talk: Revision In Surgery, A. Goldberg, G. Stansby
  5. ^ Medicine and Surgery: a concise textbook, G. Kendall, K.Y. Shiu, S. L. Johnston
  6. ^ Thinking Medicine: Structure Your Knowledge for Success in Medical Exams, C. Koppel, A. Naparus
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