
43 episodes

DDx Figure 1
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- Health & Fitness
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4.8 • 119 Ratings
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A podcast about how doctors think. Presented by Figure 1, the knowledge-sharing and collaboration app for physicians and healthcare professionals. Learn more at Figure1.com/ddx
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Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome and a Trip Across State Lines
When an ultrasound discovers something unexpected — hypoplastic left heart syndrome, a major fetal cardiac anomaly — a patient is put on a cross-state journey that she never planned for.
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Pregnancy Reduction in a Twin Pregnancy
A patient discovers she is having a twin pregnancy … but one twin will not survive. A decision must be made: have a pregnancy reduction or move forward knowing her life and the remaining twin are at risk.
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The Complicated Decision-Making of a Molar Pregnancy and an Intrauterine Pregnancy
Faced with an abnormal placenta and numerous challenges, including a molar pregnancy, a patient endeavors to carry her pregnancy … until at 19 weeks, everything changes.
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Abortion as Healthcare (a Miniseries)
Meet three obstetricians who perform an essential medical procedure: abortion. Learn about their patients and how abortion affects both physical and mental health. From a molar pregnancy to fetal chromosomal abnormalities, these stories illustrate the life-saving impact of abortion, and its necessity within healthcare.
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Non-Specific Symptoms Lead to Complicated Diagnosis
A busy parent experiences pain and weakness … but it’s normal for parents to be tired, right? In this episode of DDx, explore a case where non-specific symptoms lead to a very complicated diagnosis.
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A Lump on the Skull and the Misdiagnosis of a Rare Bone Disease
A lump on the skull of a young child, initially misdiagnosed with damaging effects, is later identified as a tragic rare bone disease. This episode of DDx highlights how crucial early diagnosis is for rare diseases.
Customer Reviews
Great Stories
As a non-medical person, I enjoy the stories.
So informative
The cases described in each episode are so interesting and really highlight the importance of considering possibilities beyond the obvious diagnosis.
Fascinating
Really interesting and well done (from a non-medical person).