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[Presentation of a case of eosinophilia: practice management in primary care]
1Centro de Salud Isabel II, Parla, Madrid, España. nurimi2@yahoo.es
Abstract:
Eosinophilia is a common analytical disturbance in clinical practice and has a variety of aetiologies. Family physicians must be able to determine whether it is a benign finding or a serious disease. It is important to take a thorough clinical history and perform a physical examination for the correct differential diagnosis, as well as using the appropriate treatment guidelines specific to each cause. This is a case report of a man who presented with severe diarrhea and a laboratory finding of eosinophilia and his diagnosis and outcome.
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