Master Differential Diagnosis: Internal Medicine
Dr. Angelo Argento was born in Montreal, Canada. He attended McGill University for his undergraduate degrees in physiology and chemical engineering.  He received his doctor of medicine degree from St. George's University School of Medicine, graduating with honors.  He completed his residency in Internal Medicine at Memorial Health University Medical Center in Savannah, Georgia, where he scored the highest grade, among his graduating classmates, on the American College of Physicians National In-Training examination.  During residency, Dr. Argento published a rare case report on the antiphospholipid syndrome in the medical journal, CHEST. After graduating from residency in 1999, Dr. Argento became board certified in internal medicine, through the American Board of Internal Medicine; he was recertified in 2009. As a practicing internist, Dr. Argento has documented and published several rare, interesting clinical entities, for example: In 2011, a case report on a rare movement disorder, known as hemichorea-hemiballism associated with nonketotic hyperglycemia, in Practical Neurology. In 2012, he also published a rare case report on hypercalcemia as a presenting clinical manifestation of adenocarcinoma of the colon in World Journal of Oncology.