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Okay, fantastic. Who's going to be presenting a case to us this morning? I'm going to present.

Yeah, be fantastic. This is an all-star neurology triad right here, Kirtham, Maria, and Gabriela.

And Sukhriti, Rapha, you're going to help us with scribing teaching points, all that good

stuff.

Okay, great.

What's the chief concern, Gabby?

Yeah, he's very excited to be here.

So the chief complaint is impairment of speech.

Impairment of speech.

Maria, do you want to, I know you love language and languages.

Do you want to start thinking through this?

This is going to be so much fun because we got to hear tons of languages from the

get-go with Aaron and now impairment of speech.

Huh.

This is interesting because it doesn't really pull me anywhere, like right from the start

because I know that when I

started, like, in med school, you know, it was like broken area and that was it. And then now speech

actually has like several components. So first, you know, perceiving it and understanding it. And then that

has to be intact in order to like then start having a thought and then verbalizing

it and then that is like higher functioning areas of the brain but then you also have all of the

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