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Hello, everyone.

Welcome back to C.P. Solver's Neurology of B.M, Vy, My name is Bayonne and I'm a senior medical student from Sierra.

Today, we have a fascinating case presented by Dr. A. Thant, a medical graduate from Myanmar, with a deep passion for neurology, and discussed by Dr. Aaron Berkowitz and Vali, who's a medical graduate from Peru.

I hope you enjoy this episode. So the chief complaint is a 51 years old, right-handed lady,

presenting with a behavior change for a man. What are you thinking, Bali? Well, yeah, for sure,

not a presentation that I've had like

an schema for before. So I think with behavioral changes, the first thing that comes to mind

are like the emergencies, like for example, herpes virus and cephalitis. But for sure,

with this time course, we are less likely to be in that bucket of disease.

But then when we hit behavior, when it comes to localization, I often think about the frontal

love and then also its connections with the limbic system. So maybe something going on in that

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