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How to present a clinical case example

Start with a single-line title: diagnosis + key teaching point. First slide: age/sex, chief complaint, and one-sentence summary. Use SOAP/SOAPIE flow for slides:

  • History: relevant past medical, meds, timeline of symptoms (use a simple timeline graphic).
  • Exam: key positive and negative findings (concise bullet list).
  • Investigations: show only pertinent labs/imaging (annotate abnormalities, include reference ranges).
  • Differential: list top 3 with one-line reasoning for each.
  • Final diagnosis and how you reached it (decision points).
  • Management: acute steps, definitive therapy, and rationale.
  • Outcome and follow-up. Finish with 3 clear learning points and 1-2 unanswered questions for discussion. Practical tips: remove identifiers and obtain written patient consent; limit to 8–12 slides for a 8–10 minute talk; use big fonts, annotated images, and one key reference per slide. Emphasize clinical reasoning, not every detail.

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