Hey, folks, just a quick reminder that this podcast is not meant to be used for medical advice,

just good old-fashioned education.

Hi, folks. Welcome to the clinical problem solvers. My name is Robbie Jeeha, and I'm here with my co-host,

Razaminesh.

Yo, Robbie, so excited that we have Stephanie Sherman, a close friend and colleague with us today.

Steph went to college at Harvard. She completed medical school at the University of Michigan.

She then returned to Boston to complete internal medicine residency

at MGH. She now is at Baylor as Associate Program Director, where she's a clinician and

educator and works as a hospitalist. Steph recently discussed the case on the Core I.M.

Podcast, Hoofbeats, and she does a phenomenal

job. So I encourage you to go and listen to their recent episode. Steph, we're so excited to have

you with us today. How are you? I'm great. Thanks, Reza. I'm incredibly excited to be on the show.

I've really enjoyed the podcasts and diagnostic schema videos

you guys have made so far, and I'm pumped to talk through a case today. How is Houston treating

you these day stuff? It's great. This time of year is beautiful, cool, but sunny, but I promise my

bragging rights will go away in a few months when the swelter kicks up again.

Well, hopefully no one works up to sweat with our case today.

So, team, as you all know, we're doing a schema episode.

And as always, we're super excited to share Steph's syncope schema.

You can find this on our website, download it, and consider listening

in parallel and walking through the schema as we narrate it in this episode.

Res, kick us away. Mr. L is a 58-year-old man with non-ashemic cardiomyopathy, cardiac cirrhosis,

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