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Good morning, good afternoon, good evening, clinical problem solvers.

It's Tuesday, it's neurology morning report.

So nice to see everyone.

Yes, I'm Ravi.

I'm calling from India.

I'm a 30-American student.

Fantastic.

Welcome, Ravi.

Glad to have you. Hi, everyone. My name is Gabrielle. I'm very excited American student. Fantastic. Welcome, Ravi. Glad to have you.

Hi, everyone. My name is Gabrielle. I'm very excited to be here. I'm still have a little neurophobia, but very happy to have this opportunity to learn with you guys.

Great. And Maria, I think everyone is part of your fan club already here, but feel free to

introduce yourself and then take us

into the chief concern. And Rafa, thanks for scribing and teaching points and the rest.

My name is Maria. I'm from Guamara. Now I love neurology. So let's start with the case. The C.C.

is actually an episodic transient loss of consciousness.

Episodic transient loss of consciousness.

Fantastic.

Gabrielle, tell us what comes to mind here when you hear that chief concern.

What I first think about episodic, transcious loss, consciousness, that could mean syncope. I will try to verify

if this true syncope or if the patient actually was conscious. But what the patient is referring

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