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+'''Abstract''': This chapter, part of a series on medical diagnostics, focuses on the challenging diagnosis and treatment of "Hemimasticatory Spasm" in Mary Poppins. After enduring ten years of uncertainty and numerous tests across various disciplines, including dentistry and neurology, her case highlights the need for refined diagnostic approaches that integrate mathematical models and advanced neurophysiological understanding.
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-This chapter, part of a series on medical diagnostics, focuses on the challenging diagnosis and treatment of "Hemimasticatory Spasm" in Mary Poppins. After enduring ten years of uncertainty and numerous tests across various disciplines, including dentistry and neurology, her case highlights the need for refined diagnostic approaches that integrate mathematical models and advanced neurophysiological understanding.
 The narrative emphasizes the limitations of conventional diagnostic frameworks, often hindered by deterministic thinking that fails to capture the nuances of human physiology. The chapter advocates for integrating quantum probability and fuzzy logic into medical diagnostics, proposing a shift toward a more probabilistic interpretation of patient symptoms and test results. This approach reflects the complex nature of many medical conditions and promotes more accurate and individualized patient care.

1° Clinical case: Hemimasticatory spasm (view source)