Online Orthopedic Diagnostic Test

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Possible Diagnoses

Important Note: This test is intended for preliminary information only and does not provide a definitive diagnosis.

For an accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment, we strongly recommend consulting an orthopedic specialist.

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What is the purpose of the Orthopedic Diagnostic Test?

Filling out the online test based on clinical complaints gives the patient an idea about possible preliminary diagnoses. A preliminary diagnosis is a possible option and does not replace a definitive diagnosis. Patients try to reach a diagnosis by clicking according to their specific clinical complaints. This allows the system to eliminate other diseases that do not match the clinical complaint, thus attempting to reach the closest preliminary diagnosis. After completing the online diagnostic test, the blog post detailing the preliminary diagnosis should be carefully reviewed. If the resulting blog post is inconsistent with the patient's clinical complaints, the test should be completed again. Once a specific preliminary diagnosis is reached, a video consultation or physical examination appointment is scheduled. Clinical complaints are discussed with the doctor to clarify the diagnosis and treatment. How to Use the Preliminary Diagnosis Test? Preliminary diagnoses vary depending on the type of pain, its localization, onset time, and the patient's age. The questions asked to patients aim to differentiate these findings and bring them closer to a possible diagnosis. After selecting the presented options, clicking back allows for the most accurate answers to the questions. After the patient answers the final question, they arrive at a preliminary diagnosis or diagnostic options simultaneously.

How Reliable Are the Test Results?

The results do not provide a definitive diagnosis and are not intended for treatment. After reaching a preliminary diagnosis, patients can obtain more detailed information by reading the blog posts on our website. In this way, they can establish a connection between their own clinical picture and diseases. A doctor's examination is necessary for more accurate and reliable diagnoses. It is recommended to consult the nearest orthopedic doctor and have the necessary tests performed to reach the most accurate diagnosis.

Does Online Diagnosis Replace a Doctor's Diagnosis?

The results of the orthopedic diagnostic test do not replace a doctor's diagnosis. Physical examination tests and, if necessary, radiology tests are recommended.

For patients who cannot come for a physical examination, a video online consultation is recommended.

Does Online Preliminary Diagnosis Provide Treatment?

Online diagnostic tests do not provide treatment. A definitive diagnosis is absolutely necessary for treatment. However, they can provide an idea about treatment options. The most reliable method for determining treatment options is a physical doctor's examination.

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Last Updated Date: 07-11-2025 20:12