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Table 7.

CARE Case studies tr> tr> Adverse events Reported

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1.	Title	1
2.	Key Words	1
3.	Abstract
a.	Introduction	1
b.	Patient’s main concerns and important clinical findings.	1
c.	The main diagnoses, intervention and outcomes.	1
d.	Conclusion – what are the “take away” lessons?	1
4	Introduction	1
5	Patient information
a.	De-identified demographic and other patient information.	1
b.	Main concerns of the symptoms of the patient.	1
c.	Medical, family and psychosocial history including genetic information.	1
d.	Relevant past interventions and their outcomes.	0
6.	Clinical findings	0
7.	Timeline	0
8.	Diagnostic Assessment
a.	Diagnostic methods (PE, laboratory testing, imaging, surveys)	0
b.	Diagnostic challenges	N/A
c.	Diagnostic reasoning including differential diagnosis	N/A
d.	Prognostic characteristics when applicable	N/A
9.	Therapeutic Intervention
a.	Types of intervention (pharmacologic, surgical, preventive)	0
b.	Administration of intervention (dosage, strength, duration)	0
c.	Changes in the intervention with explanations	N/A
10.	Follow up and Outcomes
a.	Clinician and patient-assessed outcomes when appropriate.	0
b.	Important follow-up diagnostic and other test results.	1
c.	Intervention adherence and tolerability (how was this assessed).	N/A
d.	Adverse and unanticipated events.	1
11	Discussion
a.	Strengths and limitations in your approach to the case.	0
b.	Discussion of the relevant medical literature.	1
c.	The rationale for your conclusion.	1
d.	Primary “take-away” lessons from this case report.	1
12	Patient perspective	0
13.	Informed consent	1
	Total	16