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notes. It's CME-info.com.org slash core I am. And with that, let's get back to the episode.

Welcome to the Core I.m 5 Pearls podcast, bringing you high-yield, evidence-based

pearls. I'm Dr. Marty Fried, a general internist and addiction doc at the Ohio State University,

Wexner Medical Center. Today, we're back with hyperquaggability, part two, the clot thickens.

That's right. We're back, with even more clot-related nuance and questionable puns.

Hey.

I'm Sam, a he-munk and palliative fellow at the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston Math.

In our last episode, we focused on hypercoagulability testing.

Or rather, lots of reasons not to test, along with a few reasons to maybe test.

But this time, we're going to get our hands dirty.

We're focusing on management today, and we're not alone.

And just like last episode, we're joined by Dr. Rebecca Carp Leaf and Dr. Jean Connors,

who hail from some incredible institutions around Boston.

So hi, everybody.

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