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All right, to future neurologists, two current neurologists.

It's going to be a neurolo-love fest.

Vanessa, would you like to give us the chief concern?

Okay, here we go.

So this is a patient who is a 64-year-old female with no significant medical history, and she had a complaint of shallow breathing for a few minutes to duration.

Shallow breathing.

Just to confirm its neurology morning report, right?

Yes.

Okay.

No heart failure or C-O-P-D.

Well, luckily, Shridara is double-boarded, so he'll be able to save us.

Okay, Maria, shortness of breath in the neurology clinic. So we're going to presume that other

medical specialists have looked at this patient and said, not us. Let's see if neurology can figure

it out. What would you think about here? Yeah, well, if this is interesting because immediately like thinking fast, nothing brings

neurology, right?

So first heart, first lungs, because I know there's other organs out there.

So those two things first.

But then I think like putting that into the bend diagram of neurology, I would definitely start thinking about more neuromuscular disorders.

So thinking that shallow breathing may be just like fatigue and then thinking of all like the neuromuscular disorders that could cause that sort of fatigue.

But also maybe something more centrally located. So maybe somebody's like

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