The JAMA Rational Clinical Examination recommends two clinical signs:
NOTE: The Schamroth’s sign (Obliteration of diamond-shaped window between the dorsum of terminal phalanges) is typically taught during bedside rounds but the precision and accuracy of this sign have not been formally tested.
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