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Welcome back to the Curbsiders.

I'm Dr. Matthew Wato here with my good friend, Dr. Paul Nelson Williams.

Tonight this is a Tales from the Curbside episode where we go through in a more rapid

fire fashion, some of our favorite pearls from recent episodes on high blood pressure,

our coidosis, and seizures.

Paul, before we get into the topic, can you tell the audience what is it that we generally

do on this show?

Generally, we just sort of mess around for an hour and a half, but we are the Injurple

Medicine podcast.

Generally, we use expert interviews to review clinical pearls and practice changing knowledge.

As you alluded to, the Tales from the Curbside series is where we warmly reflect back on

a couple of episodes that happen recently and talk about our favorite pearls.

So we speak on behalf of the experts who have transmitted knowledge to us and you to listen

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