Template:Infobox medical specialty/sandbox

Sports medicine
	Blood flow diagram of the human heart.; Blue components indicate de-oxygenated blood pathways and red components indicate oxygenated pathways.
System	Musculoskeletal
Focus	Sports; especially athletics
Significant diseases	Trauma; Muscle strain; Sports injuries;
Significant tests	Musculoskeletal tests
Specialist	Sports physician

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This infobox creates a list of items that can be used to describe a medical specialty.

Parameters

The infobox handles the following parameters:

title
image
caption ... will add a text directly underneath the image.
system ... may or may not be included. This refers to the system that a specialty focuses on, for example the heart by cardiologists.
focus ... may or may not be included. This refers to the focus of a specialty if it is not a system, for example children by paediatricians.
subdivisions ... may be included. This refers to sub-specialities, such as radiation oncology for oncologists.
diseases ... will display as Significant diseases and can be used to briefly state the major diseases that are managed by the specialty.
tests ... will display with the heading Significant tests and can be used to briefly state major tests employed by this specialty.
specialist ... is used to display the name of the specialist who operates in this speciality.
glossary ... is used to display the glossary.

Examples

{{Infobox medical specialty
| title = Sports medicine
| synonym =
| image = [[File:Heart diagram blood flow en.svg|225px|Diagram indicating bloodflow through the human heart]]
| caption = {{longitem|Blood flow diagram of the human heart.<br/>Blue components indicate de-oxygenated blood pathways and red components indicate oxygenated pathways.}}
| system = [[Musculoskeletal system|Musculoskeletal]]
| focus = {{longitem|[[Sport]]s<br/>{{nobold|especially [[Athletics (sport)|athletics]]}}}}
| subdivisions = 
| diseases = {{ublist|class=nowrap |[[Trauma (medicine)|Trauma]] |[[Muscle strain]] |[[Sports injury|Sports injuries]]}}
| tests = [[Musculoskeletal]] tests 
| specialist = Sports physician
}}

Immunology
A bacterium (MRSA, yellow) being ingested by an immune cell (Neutrophil, purple).
System	Immune
Focus	{{{focus}}}
Subdivisions	Cellular Clinical Genetic (Immunogenetics) Humoral Molecular
Significant diseases	Autoimmune disease Hypersensitivity Immune disorder Immunodeficiency
Significant tests	Agglutination Immunoassay Immunoprecipitation Serology
Specialist	Immunologist

{{Infobox medical specialty
| title = Immunology
| synonym =
| image = [[File:MRSA, Ingestion by Neutrophil.jpg|180px]]
| caption = {{longitem|style=line-height:1.25em|A bacterium ([[MRSA]], yellow) being ingested by an immune cell ([[Neutrophil]], purple).}}
| system  = [[Immune system|Immune]]
| subdivisions = {{hlist|class=nowrap |[[Cellular immunology|Cellular]] |[[Clinical immunology|Clinical]]}} {{nowrap|[[Immunogenetics|Genetic {{smaller|(Immunogenetics)}}]]}} {{hlist|class=nowrap |[[Humoral immunology|Humoral]] |[[Molecular immunology|Molecular]]}}
| diseases = {{ublist|class=nowrap |[[Autoimmune disease]] |[[Hypersensitivity]] |[[Immune disorder]] |[[Immunodeficiency]]}}
| tests = {{ublist|class=nowrap |[[Agglutination]] |[[Immunoassay]] |[[Immunoprecipitation]] |[[Serology]]}}
| specialist = [[Immunologist]]
}}

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