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Welcome back, Clinical Problem Solvers. This is Travis Smith. I'm very excited for today's episode. We have a great clinical unknown prepared for you today. As a reminder, in this format,

we present a blinded, discussant short pieces of information, asking them to share their

thought processes in real time.

I'm joined today by case presenter, Dr. Jennifer Mundell, and Dr. Elliot Tapper will be our

expert discussant for today's case. Dr. Mundell, tell us a little bit about yourself.

Yeah, hi, I'm Dr. Jennifer Mundell. I'm one of the associate program directors for internal medicine

here at Ascension St. Vincent in Indianapolis, Indiana. And I'm super excited to share this case today.

Awesome. Well, we're happy to have you present this case and is a very interesting one. And I'm

very excited to finally get a chance to meet and see in person.

Unfortunately, you guys can't see him, but he is Dr. Elliott Tapper.

And if you don't follow him on Twitter, you must.

He is awesome.

I think everyone learns from him every day.

And he's definitely someone you put on your notification when he tweets something that you learned from dr tapper how are you well i'm doing great better after that

introduction uh just so everyone knows i'm a hepatologist and i practice at the university of

michigan and the ann arbor VA uh where i care for liver patients all day, every day.

Are you a go blue Michigan fan?

What's your allegiance?

I've been converted.

And then now that we won against Ohio State, I'm joining the bad way.

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