Syndrome Diagnosis: How It's Determined
There is no single definitive test for a syndrome. Diagnosis is clinical, based on:
- Characteristic symptoms
- Medical history
Depending on the suspected syndrome, doctors may order:
- Imaging studies
- Genetic testing
- Other specialized tests
to support or confirm the diagnosis.
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