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Welcome back, clinical problem solvers.

My name is Alex Haiduch.

I'm a PGI2 in internal medicine at Penn State Hershey.

When I'm not doing normal resident duties, I'm most interested in cardiovascular research,

specifically in the realm of remote monitoring for heart failure. Hi, I'm most interested in cardiovascular research, specifically in the realm of remote monitoring

for heart failure.

Hi, I'm Himali.

I'm a third-year internal medicine resident at Montesphere in the Bronx.

Really excited to be here today with Alex and Robbie and Max.

And actually, I know Max since med school.

So I'm really excited to be on this case with him.

That's awesome. And that's a good segue to me because I'm Max since med school. So I'm really excited to be on this case with him. That's awesome.

And that's a good segue to me because I'm Max.

And I too am a third year resident at Montefurur.

I abandoned my dreams as a cardiologist to go into hospitalist medicine.

And when I'm not in the hospitalist, you can find me on the golf course.

Amazing. Hi, folks. I'm Robbie. It's a delight to be here with this awesome crew. And also a

delight to be spending some time with you all listeners are going through a case. I do want to

acknowledge probably when you listen to this, the COVID pandemic, and all of you

are probably running around doing many things and thinking much less about clinical problem

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