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Pyrexia of Unknown Origin
Pyrexia of unknown origin (PUO) is a condition that has long put physicians' diagnostic skills to the test. Patients with this illness will, by definition, be more challenging to identify because they resisted categorization during initial studies. Additionally, researching PUO necessitates familiarity with a wide range of illnesses from various clinical specialities as well as specialized investigative techniques. The etiology and epidemiology of the illnesses that cause PUO vary as society and medicine both continue to evolve. These factors make it crucial for doctors to address PUO logically and for the causes and treatment of PUO to be regularly examined.
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Dr Vineet Kwatra
Senior Consultant Department of Paediatrics and Neonatology Medanta Hospital
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Pyrexia of unknown origin (PUO) is a condition that has long put physicians' diagnostic skills to the test. Patients with this illness will, by definition, be more challenging to identify because they resisted categorization during initial studies. Additionally, researching PUO necessitates familiarity with a wide range of illnesses from various clinical specialities as well as specialized investigative techniques. The etiology and epidemiology of the illnesses that cause PUO vary as society and medicine both continue to evolve. These factors make it crucial for doctors to address PUO logically and for the causes and treatment of PUO to be regularly examined.
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Pyrexia of unknown origin (PUO) is a condition that has long put physicians' diagnostic skills to the test. Patients with this illness will, by definition, be more challenging to identify because they resisted categorization during initial studies. Additionally, researching PUO necessitates familiarity with a wide range of illnesses from various clinical specialities as well as specialized investigative techniques. The etiology and epidemiology of the illnesses that cause PUO vary as society and medicine both continue to evolve. These factors make it crucial for doctors to address PUO logically and for the causes and treatment of PUO to be regularly examined.
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Pyrexia of unknown origin (PUO) is a condition that has long put physicians' diagnostic skills to the test. Patients with this illness will, by definition, be more challenging to identify because they resisted categorization during initial studies. Additionally, researching PUO necessitates familiarity with a wide range of illnesses from various clinical specialities as well as specialized investigative techniques. The etiology and epidemiology of the illnesses that cause PUO vary as society and medicine both continue to evolve. These factors make it crucial for doctors to address PUO logically and for the causes and treatment of PUO to be regularly examined.