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Welcome back clinical problem solvers. I'm Christian Charma, one of the editors of Human DX. I'm a second year

internal medicine resident at Mass General Hospital. I'm very excited for today's episode. I am here

with Cyrus. Thanks, Christian. This is Cyrus, one of third-year internal medicine residents at Baylor College of Medicine.

And I'm being joined by the other half of the schema squad, Root-Rana.

Hi, everyone. This is Roachit. I'm a third-year internal medicine resident at Baylor College of Medicine as well.

I'm happy to be back here on clinical problem solvers this time as a discussant.

Charmine, what do we have in support today?

I am so excited for this episode, especially I love Love Love Schema Squad.

I'm only upset that we didn't think of it first.

So Cyrus Richard, I'm so excited for this.

So tonight we're featuring a human diagnosis case. We encourage

you to download the app and solve the daily GMR cases. It's such a great way to get wrapped in a short

amount of time. As Cyrus, Richard, and I are brought it to tonight's case. We will try to solve this

case in real time. We really encourage you all to, if you can, pause and reflect with each aliqua of

information before you listen to us having fun and reason through it.

The case creator is the one and only, Christian, and the editors of the case are Dr. Alita Gertz

and Dr. Miranda Hoffman.

Christian, take us away.

All right, so 73-year-old man with coronary artery disease, hypertension, and hyperlipidemia

presents to clinic with gradual leg weakness and difficulty swallowing for the past several

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