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The Reference Database aims to catalogue the entirety of medical knowledge into bite-sized and highly-organized datasets. All individual databases are inter-linked with each other under relevant properties, resulting in a dynamic interconnected web of medical information.

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CORE / Human Diseases

This section categorizes diseases and medical conditions. It includes subsections for specific Systems, general Conditions, Disease Processes, and relevant medical Departments.

Disease Processes

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CORE / Clinical Medicine

Focused on the practice of medicine, this section covers the patient interface. It includes:

Clinical Examination

Clinical Findings

Clinical Tools & Aids

Diagnostic Investigations

Clinical Equipments

Treatment protocols

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CORE / Intervention

This section details medical and surgical interventions:

Management protocols

Steps of Procedure

Medical Implants and Devices

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Diagnostics

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DIAGNOSTICS / Radiology

A comprehensive section dedicated to medical imaging. It covers:

Imaging Findings

Imaging Modalities

Imaging protocols

Radiology physics

Reporting and Data Systems (RADS)

ACR Reporting and Data Systems (RADS)

Technical aspects

Imaging approach

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DIAGNOSTICS / Lab Medicine

Pathology

Tumor Terminology Decoding Chart

WHO Tumor Classification (5th edition)

Pathological process

Pathological findings

HLA associations

Inheritance patterns

Microbiology

Biochemistry

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