Episode 49 – Clinical unknown with Drs. Saman Nematollahi and Jennifer Babik

The Clinical Problem Solvers

Science & Medicine, Medicine, Education, Higher Education

4.7 • 528 Ratings

🗓️ 17 October 2019

⏱️ 45 minutes

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0:00.0	Hey folks, just a quick reminder that this episode is now meant to be used for medical advice, just good old-fashioned education.
0:08.6	All patient information has been modified to protect their identity, and the views expressed in our podcast do not necessarily reflect the opinion of our employers.
0:19.8	Welcome back, clinical problem solvers.
0:22.5	I'm very excited for today's episode.
0:25.1	You'll find out who I am shortly.
0:27.1	Hey, Charmine, how's it going?
0:29.1	It's going well.
0:30.5	I'm not going to say your name because we haven't introduced you yet.
0:33.1	But hold on for one second.
0:34.9	We'll get to that.
0:36.1	We have a great clinical unknown prepared for you.
0:39.5	As a reminder, in this format, we present a blinded, discuss, and short pieces of information
0:44.6	asking them to share their thought processes in real time.
0:48.5	Also, it's my absolute pleasure to introduce one of our wonderful CP Solvers team members,
0:53.5	Jack Penner, who's joining us for this episode as well.
0:56.9	Let's go, Jack!
0:58.0	Hey, everyone.
0:59.0	My name is Jack Penner.
1:01.2	I'm currently in my second year of Internal Medicine residency at UCSF.
1:05.7	I'm lucky enough to be one of the newer members of the CP Solvers team.
1:09.0	I've helped out with Twitter and some of the other pieces of content on the website, and I'm so excited to join you all on
1:14.8	this episode. Tonight, our expert discussant is Dr. Jen Babick, and the case is presented by Dr. Salman
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