Welcome back clinical problem solvers. My name's Doug Pet. I'm a third-year neurology resident at UCSF and a new member of the CP solvers team.

Dan, Lindsay and I are here to request a quick favor from our dedicated listeners.

Hi, everyone. Lindsay Shipley here. We're trying to ramp up our production of clinical unknown episodes where we present cases to recognize master clinicians.

With that goal in mind, we would also love to feature

cases from our listeners across the world. That's where you come in. If you have a case you think

might be a good fit for the podcast, please send us an email at theclinical problem solvers at

gmail.com. While we can't guarantee that every case will make it through our review process,

our goal is to highlight listeners from all corners of the globe and get your cases on air.

With that, happy listening.

Thanks again.

Hey, folks, just a quick reminder that this podcast is not meant to be used for medical advice, just good old-fashioned education, and all-patient information has been modified to protect our

identity.

Welcome back clinical problem solvers. I'm Aaron Sable. I'm currently a third-year internal

medicine resident at Mercy Health in Muskegon.

I'm very excited for today's episode, and I'm here with some residents from the East Coast.

I'll let them introduce themselves.

Hi, my name is Sonia Davay, and I'm here from the Brighamon Women's Hospital, and I'm an intern in internal medicine.

And I'm Nikki. I'm a third year resident in Massachusetts General Hospital.

Woohoo! Team, I'm so excited. So, our dear audience, tonight you're featuring a human diagnosis case.

As always, we encourage you to download the app and solve

their daily JMR cases. It's such a great way to get reps in a short amount of time. And we're all

and Nikki, Sonia, and I are blinded to the case that Aaron's put together. And we'll try to solve it in

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