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Fishing and history taking

From the net to the line

Miriam Lacasse and Dara Maker
Canadian Family Physician June 2008, 54 (6) 891-892;
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  • Published on: (13 July 2008)
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    Good analogies, but...

    I think a combination, or at least an ability to be able to use both the net and the line equally well are important, especially when dealing with the rarer conditions that whilst rare, do occasionally present themselves and sometimes can only be lured with a net rather than a line!

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