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All right, welcome back, clinical problem solvers.

We are coming back at you for another schema episode.

Team, how's everyone doing today?

Yes, we are.

Hey, all.

We are coming back again with the new schema team, including the brilliant Maddie. Maddie, how's it going? It's going well. Hey, everyone. I'm doing well. I'm in New York,

been there some sub-eyes, doing my apps. Life is good. How about you guys? So exciting.

I'm just going to talk at the same time as Jack does. This is perfect. We were talking before

this day and how it's, as always, it's sweat-a-weather here in San Francisco, which is, I think, a 365

day-per-year phenomenon, maybe 361 day per year

phenomenon.

I am super jealous.

I hear you.

And Jack, if you just want to drive about 45 minutes down south, I promise it's sunny, It's in the 80s. It's great. Yes, getting away from

Carl, Carl the fog out here. Right on. Yeah. What do we have in store today, y'all? This is going to be

awesome. As you all know, this is one of our schema episodes, so we are going to be a little more deliberate about a framework and an approach to a problem.

I have an interesting case for you guys, so I'm going to start presenting.

And just to give a little bit of a context, this covers about

one AD visit and two hospitalization that happens over the 10-day course. So there's 75-year-old

man who presented to the emergency department with right leg swelling and pain behind his right knee

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