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Welcome back, clinical problem solvers. Alec Rosai here.

I'm currently starting my second year of the hospice at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston.

And I'm very excited for today's episode.

And I'm here today with Laura.

Hey, everybody.

My name's Laura Geisler and I am a CPS fan girl, proud cat mom, and third year

internal medicine resident at Lankanol Medical Center. I'm here today with my amazing co-resident

Stephanie. Hi, I'm Steph Gallagher. I'm Laura's co-resident Lankanol Medical Center, which is right

outside Philadelphia PA. I'm currently applying to GI this year, and in my free time,

enjoying hanging out with my English Bulldog Boomer. And so, Jack, what have you had this for for

us today? Thank you, Laura and Steph. It is great to be back with everybody here for another

awesome case. For this episode, we are featuring a human diagnosis case. So we encourage you to

download the app and solve the daily global morning report cases.

It's a great way to get another clinical reasoning rep in a short amount of time.

And if you have the app out as you listen to this episode, feel free to follow along with the case as we go through the case together as a team.

Just as a reminder, Laura, Steph, and I are blinded to tonight's case, so we'll try to solve it in real time. If you want, you can pause the

episode, reflect after each Alec pot of information, and think about how you might synthesize

the case before you listen to us, at least attempt to solve the case that

Alec has for us today.

Tonight's case creator is Alec, and the editor for the case is Dr. Anne-Marie Kumfer,

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