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Welcome back clinical problem solvers.

I'm Jed Daldanaf, a third-year cardiovascular medicine fellow at the University of Utah Hospitals.

I'm very excited for today's episode.

Me too, Chad.

This is Reza.

These cases are all about showcasing your thinking in real time. And they're excellent cases to just get that extra rep and practice in. Today's case creator is Dr. Jad

Aldenov. And the editor is my good friend, Dr. Onan Jaganoth from UCSD.

We have some special guests with us today and it's one of my best friends in clinical

reasoning who I've known for the past four years and we had the great privilege of learning

SVT from him and hopefully I won't butcher his last name.

I should have, this is just a pro tip for everyone listening.

You should always ask, how do you pronounce the person's last name before the actual

recording?

I didn't do that.

So Dr. Zavvin Sargisian, feel free to correct me.

That was amazing, Greza.

I'm going to use that pronunciation in the future.

And it's my pleasure both to be here and to introduce Jackie Burnbaum.

Jackie's a third-year resident at Baylor.

And this last week, these last two weeks actually, my team transferred, I think, three patients

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