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Hi everyone, welcome back to our neurology pockets. This is A, I'm one of the neurology research team member at Washington University in St. Louis.

Today, we have an amazing neurology case discussion with Dr. Aaron Baguiz, Vali, and Sebastian.

Vali is a Medicaid graduate from Peru and applying a neurology residency this year.

Sebastian is a neurology resident from UCLA.

We have an amazing case presenter, Dr. Yusuf Patel, and he is a neurology resident from Cape Town,

South Africa. I hope you enjoyed this episode, and if you would like to present a neurology case,

please reach out to us, and we are more than happy to

have you. Yeah, so just to go through the chief complaint, it's Diplopia, associated with fever.

Diplopia and fever, fantastic. Malaria, do you have an approach to, let's stick with the

diplopia for now, the neurology,

and then we'll fold the fever back in later.

Yeah, I think it's a classic chief concern at this point for us, which is amazing to get

the space repetition.

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