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One Inference, Four Failure Modes: Formal Models of Why Pain Location Fails
Patient-reported pain location is diagnostically decisive for some presentations and nearly uninformative for others. A companion paper argues this is not one gradient of diagnostic utility but three distinct failures of localization. This paper gives those failures their mathematics and shows they
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