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Hello, everyone.

Welcome to another Rafael Medina subspecialty episode.

My name is Maddie, and I am one of the hosts of the series alongside my two friends,

Shama and Yusuf.

You all met Shema in the last sub-specialty episode, but we have a new member of the

subspecialty team. Yusuf, would you like to introduce yourself? Hello, hello everyone. I'm Yusuf

Saklawi. I'm a resident in Atlanta, Georgia. I'm a huge nerd and a big fan of the podcast. I'm so

excited to be here.

We embrace all nerds. So happy you are on this team, Yusuf. So to give listeners a bit more information about the series. So the Raphael Medina subspecialty series started with the goal

of expanding access to subspecialty education. We are now expanding the scope of the

series to include primary care and medicine adjacent specialties like dermatology, emergency

medicine, family medicine. If you like to be a case presenter and discussing in a future episode,

we will include a link to an interest form in the episode description.

If you know at attending or a great educator who you think would be good for the podcast, feel free to submit their name and the link as well.

All right. Let's jump into the case.

Hello, everyone. Welcome to an infectious disease subspecialty case discussion.

Today we have two incredible ID clinicians here from UCSF, our case discussant, Dr. Monica

Gandhi and our case presenter, Dr. Jorge Salazar. We are really excited to learn from them both today

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