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To the Editor: The new editor of the Case Records of the Massachusetts General Hospital, Nancy Lee Harris, rightly notes in her editorial (May 29 issue)¹ that at the turn of the 21st century, there is much less need than in previous decades for exercises in differential diagnosis. She is on target about patients in the hospital, but many elderly clinicians may contend that listening to patients remains the best way to learn about what troubles them and to decide which of the many abnormalities displayed on their images need to be corrected and which can be left alone. It . . . [Full Text of this Article]

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