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Again, thank you for the case. One critique is the same I have noted in other comments – please provide a key to your abbreviations. I am a seasoned physician with over 20 years of experience, and still don’t recognize many of your acronyms.
Hi Eric,
Thanks for your feedback, we’re currently in the middle of developing one and it’ll be out soon!
Hey Eric,
Here you go: https://drruscio.com/abbreviations/
Please let us know if anything’s missing that you’d like to see defined on there.
Hope this helps!
Could you clarify the abbreviations INT and CO in the case study. Those are not included on the abbreviation link. Thank you!
“Intermittent” and “constant”. The numbers in front of them denote the severity. I’ll update the abbreviation page to include these.