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Format
🎵 1. The Lyrics
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(Lyrics centered)
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✒️ 2. The Poem
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(Poem centered)
3. 📜 History, Etymology & Descriptors
| Title (with Wiki link) | Comments |
| History | • (Bulleted info)
• (Bulleted info) |
| Etymology | • (Bulleted info)
• (Bulleted info) |
| Descriptors | • (Bulleted info)
• (Bulleted info) |
4. 🏛️ Cultural Context
| Title (with Wiki link) | Comments |
| Art | • (Bulleted info) |
| Literature | • (Bulleted info) |
| Architecture | • (Bulleted info) |
5. 👥 Notable People
| Category | Names & Comments |
| Contributors | • (Bulleted info) |
| Patients | • (Bulleted info) |
Content
1. 🎵 The Lyrics
A song with a clear title, structured to be highly informative.
- Verses: Will contain the core data (patient history, clinical findings, imaging details, anatomy).
- Chorus: A memorable “hook” that centers on the main diagnosis and its high-yield, repeated features.
- Bridge: Deeper-level information (pathophysiology, differential diagnosis, complications, etc.).
2. ✒️ The Poem
An evocative, metaphorical, and concise artistic summary that captures the “essence” of the topic.
3. 📜 History, Etymology & Descriptors
A table summarizing the background of the medical concept.
- History: Key figures or dates related to its discovery.
- Etymology: The origin of the word (e.g., Greek/Latin roots).
- Key Descriptors: The critical medical or imaging terms used to define and describe the finding (e.g., “GGO,” “cavitation,” “beaded septum”).
4. 🏛️ Cultural Context
A table linking the topic to broader cultural themes as requested (Art, Music, Literature, Architecture, etc.), including Wikipedia links where available.
5. 👥 Notable People
A bulleted list divided into two key categories:
- Contributors: Key scientists, physicians, or researchers who helped define the condition.
- Patients: Famous or notable individuals who suffered from the illness.
Page 4 — Flexible page (TEXT only)
Poem (required if Mode B):
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Place after the tables.
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Bold title (own line) + 4–8 lines of concise free verse; clinical but humane; no citations.
Centered footer (same as Page 2):