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Can you tell me in the every day life of a rheumatologist, how would one treat patients, use technology for treatment etc?
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See details: The question is much too broad to answer in the space provided. I spend my day diagnosing and treating rheumatic disorders. A good history and physical exam are the best diagnostic tools.
Answered 7/23/2014
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