Episode 203: RLR 67– Dr. Lisa Sanders presents a case to RLR

The Clinical Problem Solvers

Science & Medicine, Medicine, Education, Higher Education

4.7 • 528 Ratings

🗓️ 22 October 2021

⏱️ 67 minutes

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0:00.0	Welcome back, clinical problem solvers.
0:03.7	I'm sorry to deprive you of Rez's voice.
0:06.2	He's actually too busy to join this recording because he's combing his hair.
0:10.0	If you didn't get that, please check out his Twitter at dxrx.edu.
0:13.6	But anyway, we have a very, very special episode for you.
0:17.2	And I know we say that almost all the time.
0:20.5	Dr. Lisa Sanders, the one and only Lisa Sanders from the New York Times diagnosis column
0:26.4	and the creator of the Netflix series diagnosis presented, along with her resident, Dr. Laura Glick, presented one of the most fascinating cases we have heard.
0:37.9	We recorded this on Patreon, but couldn't help releasing it here on the CP Solvers platform.
0:43.2	Enjoy it.
0:43.8	It's a doozy of a case.
0:44.8	It is totally worth the hour.
0:47.0	And if you like it, subscribe to our Patreon.
0:49.5	We have at least five episodes of similar nature coming out on Patreon every month.
0:54.5	This episode actually has some bonus schemas that you can find on Patreon.
0:58.5	And Dr. Sanders is joining us again for another episode on Patreon.
1:02.3	So if you like it, you'll see way more there.
1:04.6	Already enjoy the episode.
1:06.5	Is it Ressa loves Robbie or Robbie loves Raza?
1:10.2	It's the best palindrome you won't be so impressed.
1:13.6	Oh, it's the mathematician and the magician laying out the art of deduction.
1:20.4	It's RELR.
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