Difference between revisions of "D/Dx"
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Latest revision as of 18:44, 6 March 2017
D/Dx is shorthand for differential diagnosis. If not, then the only thing else we can think of is to simplify the fraction, in which case D/Dx reduces to 1/x. As for what 1/x means, we have no clue either. Consult Renal, they might know.
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