The great imitator

The Great Imitator is a phrase used for medical conditions that present nonspecific symptoms and may be confused with a number of other diseases. Diseases sometimes referred to with this name include:

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References

↑ Fibromyalgia as the great imitator, retrieved December 16th, 2006
↑ Excerpt from NINDS Neurological Sequelae Of Lupus Information Page
↑ NYT article on Lyme disease, retrieved December 16th, 2006
↑ Multiple Sclerosis as the great imitator, retrieved December 16th, 2006
↑ Cutaneous sarcoidosis: the “great imitator”: etiopathogenesis, morphology, differential diagnosis, and clinical management., retrieved March 26th 2007
↑ STD Facts from the CDC

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[1] Fibromyalgia as the great imitator, retrieved December 16th, 2006

[2] Excerpt from NINDS Neurological Sequelae Of Lupus Information Page

[3] NYT article on Lyme disease, retrieved December 16th, 2006

[4] Multiple Sclerosis as the great imitator, retrieved December 16th, 2006

[5] Cutaneous sarcoidosis: the “great imitator”: etiopathogenesis, morphology, differential diagnosis, and clinical management., retrieved March 26th 2007

[6] STD Facts from the CDC

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The great imitator

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