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Welcome back, clinical Problem Solvers.

My name is Dan Minter, and I wanted to thank you for joining us today on another episode of The Consult Question,

a series aimed at highlighting the clinical reasoning performed by subspecialists.

I'm here with my co-host for this series, Doug Pet, and introducing Emma Levine and Sukriti Benthia,

joining us on the consult question team. The crowd goes wild.

Ah, the crowd goes wild. Hey, Dan, great to see you. It's been too long. Emma and Sukriti,

it's so wonderful to have you both on board. I think your first episode, really happy to have you in the TCQ family.

Welcome, welcome, welcome. Thank you both so much. I'm truly so honored to be a part of the team.

I apologize if there's any background noise. I'm currently on call, so the team is working away.

But really excited to be here and to be with our amazing guests it wouldn't be a cp solvers recording if one of us wasn't at the VA or like actually you know

working on service at some point while we're recording the episode so thanks for making time emma

oh of course i wouldn't i wouldn't miss it especially since Jen is here. We'll get to that in a secrete.

Do you want to introduce yourself to the audience for those who may not have heard you on the other sort of platforms?

Hi everyone, I'm Socriti. I'm so excited to join Emma and Dan with Jennifer and Lilah Didi.

All right. Well, on the consult question, an unknown case will be presented to a subspecialist

discussion in the form of a consult.

The discussants will be entirely blinded to the case and will be reasoning through the case

extemporaneously.

In future episodes, we're hoping to feature more great cases that can highlight the

amazing depth and breadth

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