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Signs and Symptoms are atoms of clinical intelligibility and are the entry port of medical care. They may be construed by two apparently opposing arguments, either as descriptive-extensional or as instrumental-intensional. The first approach is a relation between some linguistic claim and a disease. The second approach is a predicate that is constitutive of and belongs to the disease.

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Diagnosis Clinical Epistemology

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    2025年

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  • Lucien Karhausen

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Signs and Symptoms are atoms of clinical intelligibility and are the entry port of medical care. They may be construed by two apparently opposing arguments, either as descriptive-extensional or as instrumental-intensional. The first approach is a relation between some linguistic claim and a disease. The second approach is a predicate that is constitutive of and belongs to the disease.