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Welcome back to The Curbsiders.

This, of course, is an episode where we're going to quickly recap lots of things.

We're going to talk about hand pain, wrist pain, foot and ankle pain, and of course my apathy and myocytis.

How are those things related? Well, it should be self-explanatory.

I'm Dr. Matthew Wattow here with my great friend, Dr. Paul Nelson Williams.

Paul, how are you doing tonight?

Matt, I am as good as can be expected. Thank you for asking me how are you doing.

I'm doing well. You were just telling me how you are falling apart.

So on air, we'll say we're both doing great.

No, I mean, it's that there are no finally caught up with me.

It was a good three year run, but now I am recovering nicely, but not fully recovered.

So if I don't stem like my usual bright eyed bushy tailed self, we can blame that.

Well, Paul, remind people, what is it that we do on this podcast?

Happy to usually we are the, well, we're always the intro medicine podcast, Matt, but typically we use expert interviews

to include you clinical pearls in practice, changing knowledge.

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