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Welcome back clinical problem solvers.

I'm Carlos Rubiano, currently one of the inpatient medicine chiefs for the University of North Carolina,

Internal Medicine Residency Program.

I'm very excited for today's episode.

I'm here today with Shog.

Hi, I'm Shab Agrawal.

I'm a second year internal medicine resident at Emory. And joining us today is Raha. Hey, I'm Raha Sadjadhi. I am a second year Emory internal

medicine resident originally from the California Bay Area. Charmine, what do we have in store today?

Other than me being super excited, Rahal, show up, Carlos.

It's going to be fun.

Thank you so much for joining us.

Tonight, we're featuring a human diagnosis case.

And as always, we encourage all of you guys to download the app and solve their daily

GMR cases is a really, really good way of getting a rep

in a short amount of time.

Rahal Shope and I are blinded to tonight's case.

We will do our best to solve it in real time.

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responses.

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