Hello, clinical problem solvers. This is Moses, and I'm here with Steph, Dan, and Jack,

here to introduce a very special episode. Given the need for physical distancing in the era of COVID-19,

many teaching conferences have been canceled. And if you're anything like us, you miss the chance to discuss interesting cases.

To help meet this need, we've been hosting virtual case discussions via the Zoom Video

Conference platform. We have been so lucky that so many of you have joined us by presenting cases,

voicing your thought processes, and sharing clinical pearls in the chat and on

Twitter. For those of you who haven't had a chance to join in yet, this episode is an example of

the discussion that we have in these morning reports. If you're interested in attending,

please email us at morning report at clinical problem solving.com to be added to the list serve

and receive the schedule meeting link and password each

day. We'd love to have you join us live. As always, this episode is not meant to be used for

medical advice, just good old fashioned education. All patient information has been modified to

protect their identity. The views expressed in this podcast do not necessarily reflect the

opinion of our employers.

Wishing you all safety and health.

Hey, everyone.

This is Kishal.

I'm a third-year internal medicine resident at LSU Lafayette.

And I like clinical reasoning.

That's why I follow CP solvers, and I'm here for all the learning.

Fantastic.

That's so kind of you, Khrushal.

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