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Hello, everyone. Welcome to our third ID love episode. This is Yas. And I'm very happy to be here because we have a very special case presenter. But before we start, Yusuf, I'm passing the mic to you, my friend.

Yeah, hi, everyone. I'm Yusuf again. Very excited to have another infectious disease episode.

And we have Varun back with us again today. So very excited to co-discuss with him. I'm a little bit nervous, but I'm glad he has my back. So I know I have any questions. I'm just going to leave all the unknowns to Varun, no pressure. Oh, I was going to say the exact same thing, Yusuf.

So I'm going to throw it right back at you.

I'm nervous and I'm just glad you have my back. That's going to be great. Marcella is here with us today. Marcella is actually one of the OG CP solvers members from Brazil. And she recruited all our CP solvers members from Brazil and is now doing her residency in the US.

Marcella, do you want to say hello, say a word?

Hey, hi everyone. Oh, I'm so, so happy to be here, so excited.

I love Sipsovers, but I especially love the ID episodes.

So I'm so excited to be here and present a case. And like you said,

said, I'm from Brazil. And right now I am P.JQ in the Washu program. I'm really happy to be here

presenting a case. Yeah, very excited. Yeah, this is why I mentioned this episode was very special.

Marcia, please give us the first adequate friend.

Yeah, let's do it.

So this is a patient that I saw my first time as a senior, so I was very excited.

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