Drei Patienten – eine Diagnose – drei unterschiedliche Therapien

Zusammenfassung

Praxistest: Meistens verlieren eloquente Hypothesen und in Laborstudien definierte Regeln ihren Zauber, wenn sie in die schnöde Alltagspraxis gelangen. Genau das Gegenteil ist bei der Zentralisation der Fall. Gerade im klinischen Tagesgeschäft beweist sie ihren Wert für die Praxis.

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