Diagnostic Diligence

This article emphasises the importance of diagnostic diligence in forensic pathology/death investigation, and is thus directly relevant to diagnostic procedural standards and practises in emergency care facilities for more obscure or rare types of injury. A generic scenario is drawn upon from the authors academic experiences in order to depict this in

an accurate and validly weight manner. The author claims that the roads less travelled concerning other than average diagnostic procedure in emergency and/or first responder care in situations delineated such as this one are a weak point in the nature of quality that can be statistically measured in emergency care by precedent of the rarity of certain types of injuries. This is explored in mild depth through scenario depiction and pathological evaluation

according to the knowledge of the author. The scenario can be viewed as a type of question, the answer as a type of diagnosis, and the discussion/conclusion demonstrates the article's overarching point or claim in its relevant concerns aboutscarcely encountered trauma and/or injury types.