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Welcome back, Clinical Problem Solvers.

We have a special episode for you today, but before that, a quick announcement.

The Clinical Problem Solvers has launched a new virtual morning report series.

It's called Learn Live. It is exactly what it sounds. You come,

hang out with us in real time, and we go through a case all together using a virtual

platform like Zoom. If you want to know more about this, click the link below in the episode.

Reza, tell us more about the episode.

I'm so excited for today's episode.

We've already recorded it.

It's an unknown episode in the Discussant, dissects the case like a detective.

I don't know if you dissect the case or crack a case, but regardless, she does a phenomenal

job. Remember, in these

episodes, the Discussin is completely blinded to the case Aliquots and tries to solve it in

real time. We encourage you to pause the episode if you're not driving, share your own thinking,

and then compare it to the discussant's response.

I have the great privilege in presenting the case presenter who is Dr. Eli Garbaud,

a current chief resident at the University of Rochester Medical Center,

where she completed her internship and residency and internal medicine.

Following her chief year, she plans to continue her career at the University of Rochester

as an academic hospitalist. Please follow her at Ellie underscore Garbad MD, G-A-R-B-A-D.

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