Enter clinical features as an individual concept or comma separated, click enter or the ‘plus’ sign to add terms.

Enter terms in free text or select from predictive text that appears as you start typing.

Use terms as they would appear in medical resources, convert numerical values, avoid abbreviations, avoid normal / negative features & avoid repetition.

Examples of how to enter clinical features:

• diffuse severe pain left side
• accidental injury
• left side bruising
• tachycardic
• elevated creatinine
• low wbc

Once you have entered all your symptoms, click on 'Get Checklist' and wait for a result.

If you are concerned about Infectious diseases or your patient has travelled to another region, then change the region accordingly.

Ranking Criteria: The list of diseases displayed are ranked by how well the criteria entered (age range, sex, geographical region and clinical features together with their associated synonyms) match our database of disease presentations.

Likelihood Indicator: This is the ranking of the diseases shown by the vertical orange bar. The darkest colour being the more likely and the faintest being the less likely within all the diagnoses suggested. This match is the degree of relevance in percent calculated by sophisticated pattern recognition software adjusted by age, sex, pregnancy and geographical region prevalence scores.

*Please note that the ranking of the list is based purely on the criteria entered and is not the same as the clinical probability of a specific condition for a specific patient.

Drugs: This provides a list of generic drugs where side effects could be the cause of the symptoms.

Feedback: Is this a good suggestion for your query? If so, select the 'thumbs up' icon. If not, select the 'thumbs down' icon. To elaborate on your reasons or for any other feedback use the feedback box provided.

To review results by specialty, select the specialty you are interested in. This will show all the diagnoses for the specialty selected from the original results.

How to scan a QR code and save the icon to your home screen for future use: On iPhone and iPad:

1. Launch the Camera app on your device.
2. Point it at the QR code you want to scan.
3. Look for the notification banner at the top of the screen.
4. Tap on it to open Isabel
5. Tap on the share button (small square button with an arrow in it - middle bottom of the screen)
6. Scroll right, left or up depending on the version of iOS you have to find the “Add to home screen”.

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