1. To understand and identify the presenting symptoms, relevant medical history, and clinical indicators of the case. 2. To enhance diagnostic thinking, skills and demonstrate ability to develop appropriate differential diagnoses for the specific case. 3. To learn appropriate utilization of tests and investigations required to further clarify the diagnosis, while considering the cost-effectiveness and patient comfort. 4. To determine and explain the most appropriate treatment plans, including discussions on pros and cons of each plan, potential side effects, and long-term management. 5. To improve communication skills particularly in explaining complex medical information to patients and their families, ensuring understanding and shared decision-making.