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Now, let's dive into the case.

Enjoy the show.

Okay, welcome clinical problem solvers.

Thanks for joining us in the holiday week. I know you guys

supposed to be either busy with working or spending time with family. So thanks to everyone who's

joining with us. Today we have a really special guest, Greg, who is going to be presenting a case to us.

So I'm going to let Greg, you know, for those of you don't know him, introduce himself.

Hi, y'all. My name is Greg Kirshin. I am a current second year Maternal Feele

Medicine Fellow in Philadelphia. My clinical interests include diagnostic reasoning,

pregnancy, physiology, pharmacology, and pregnancy. This is not going to be a pregnancy-related

case, but I thought it was a very interesting case. so very excited to be presenting it to Jeffrey. Yeah, amazing. And then I believe

we have Siva who's scribing. See, did you want to introduce yourself? How are you doing? Hi,

I'm doing good. I'm Siva. I'm originally from India, currently based in Buffalo.

Excited for the case today.

Awesome. And I think Julia is doing teaching points. How are you doing Julia?

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