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Welcome back clinical problem solvers. We're really excited to have you with us for another

space learning series episode. My name is Anna Fretz. I'm one of the team members on the SLS team,

and I'm here today with Simone and Smitha, and we have an awesome case coming to you. We are recording this

episode amidst the COVID resurgence in San Francisco. And so you will probably hear some

sniffles and coughs throughout the episode, but we're going to persevere and get through it.

Anyway, I'm going to pass it over to Simone for a brief intro before we get started with

the case.

Hello, friends.

My name is Simone.

I am a second year family medicine resident at UCSF and San Francisco General.

I am so excited to record today.

And I'm also shook by the fact that my co-hosts have COVID

and are insisting that we record this episode today. They are heroes. Passing it over to Smitha.

Thanks so much, Simone. Hi, everyone. My name is Smitha. I am a third year resident in the internal

medicine program at UCSF.

And I similarly have said Braspy Voice.

So we will get through this together, but really excited to be here with you all.

As a reminder, the space learning series is a series that's designed to revisit some high

yield schemas applied onto a clinical case for patients that we have cared for,

and we hope that walking you through the diagnostic reasoning process that we use when caring

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