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Welcome back, friends. My name is Leah Bishop. I'm the audio editor of this episode.

And I'm excited to introduce this episode from a series dedicated to ending neurophobia, where we discuss neurology cases guided by the amazing neurologist Aaron Berkowitz.

This case today is presented by our dear friend Hans Kaus from Germany, and will be discussed by Andrew Sanchez, a PGY3 in internal medicine at jail,

and Maria Alemann, future neurologist from Guatemala.

We hope you enjoy this episode.

Then I'll start with the chief complaint, and that is a 21-year-old female,

and she presents with throbbing headaches and loss of sensation

with weakness in the left leg.

Andrew?

All right, I'm up.

Yeah, disclaimer for the VMR episode.

I'm going to introduce a new principal, Aaron.

You know how there's a localization times time course?

I'm going to say for neuropobia, the more you're away from med school, if you're not in neurology, the stronger your neurophobia is.

So I'm just going to put that out there as I'm graduating my medicine residency here.

But thankfully, this is a problem that I see in the primary care clinic pretty frequently, which is headaches.

So let's just frame it as headaches.

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