Differential diagnosis is a process that examines the patient's signs and symptoms and leads the clinician to reach a diagnosis.  This website was designed by second year Physical Therapy Students at AT Still University in Mesa, AZ to guide clinicians through a differential diagnosis thought process in regards to knee pain. 

Click on the Differential Diagnosis Map link below or the subject tabs (connective tissue, musculoskeletal, neurological, skeletal, systematic, and vascular) in order to navigate through the website.

Authors: 
Katrina Boll, SPT 
Emilene Clark, SPT
BJ Nelson, SPT
Erin Shaw, SPT
Mike Strickland, SPT
Tonya Thomas, SPT