The example you give is a good example Mark S. If you only have 1 indication for 1 syndrome, then you only have 1 result. That does not mean that the result is binding. That means that you then continue to search with that result in mind. In the tiddler that describes the syndrome, you can then provide more specific information in order to ultimately make a diagnosis with certainty. You never base your diagnosis on 1 indication. But ultimately on underlying patterns and signs. It may not do the work for you, but it can help you quickly navigate your way through a lot of information.
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