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now let's dive into the case enjoy the show all right welcome back clinical problem solvers

excited to be here my name is austin razi and i'm one of clinical problem solvers. Excited to be here.

My name is Austin Raze and I'm one of the CP Solvers Academy members.

Together with three other stellar academy members today, we're going to give our first installment of the space learning series. And so we're excited to have been given the opportunity

to do this and really excited to share a case with you all today.

So we're going to go around and introduce ourselves.

I'll start with me. Again, my name is Austin Rizai.

I'm a general internist. I'm a PGY 8 at this point. And so I'm in attending, I'll be moving to a different

institution here soon about work as mainly a primary care doctor and outpatient medicine

is really my focus in passion in life. One thing that I like to do outside of medicine is to exercise,

sometimes, mainly for health reasons, but I really enjoy running and the Peloton. So that

consumes my time along with my almost two-year-old. But really excited to get to

know you all and to share the space with everyone here. So we'll pass it to Omeima to talk about

herself next. Thank you so much, Austin. Hi, clinical problem solvers. My name is Oma. I'm an

international medical graduate from Morocco. I'm a PGGI zero about to turn PGI one next week in internal

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