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- Figure 1 Categorization Scheme
MS = multiple sclerosis; NMJ = neuromuscular junction; PNS = peripheral nervous system; SAH = subarachnoid hemorrhage; SDH = subdural hematoma.
- Figure 2 Diagnostic Accuracy
Resident accuracy depicted as targets, with degrees of accuracy shown as being increasingly off-target. Accurate diagnoses are shown in green; partially accurate in yellow; and wrong diagnoses shown in orange and red. The wrong diagnoses are subdivided into errors at different stages along the diagnostic pathway, with errors in distinguishing neurologic from non-neurologic disease comprising the outermost ring. (A) Accuracy target for the full CTL cohort (n = 1,301). (B) Ischemic stroke cases (n = 237). (C) Headache cases (n = 88). PNS = peripheral nervous system.
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