Welcome back clinical problem solvers to another unknown case discussion.

Reza, can you remind the audience of the format?

The discussant is completely blinded to the final diagnosis.

So audience, please challenge yourself by pausing after each aliquot,

reasoning through the information and then comparing your thought process to our expert.

Of course, don't do this if you're driving. Just drive and don't

think too hard about the case. You're such a caring person, Reza. So we're really excited to introduce

our two guests for today's episodes. Hey, Reza, can you introduce Dr. Kelly Arps, our presenter for

tonight's episode? Dr. Arps graduated from Emory Medical School. She's a third-year resident of the

Osler Internal Medicine residency training program at Johns Hopkins Hospital. She matched at Duke for

Cardiology Fellowship next year. Her academic interests include cardiac critical care,

as well as research in primary and secondary cardiovascular prevention.

In her spare time, Dr. Arps likes to run, read biographies, and cook vegetarian dishes.

Robbie, can you introduce Dr. Gupri Daliwal, our discussant for tonight's episode?

Sure thing. So Dr. Daliwal doesn't really require an introduction. He is truly the inspiration behind our podcast and has been an absolutely outstanding mentor and friend to both Reza and I. Hey, Raz, I think I'm going to start to shed some tears here. Ravi, I'm ahead of you, man. I'm already crying. But I think you got this, man. All right. All right. I'll get

myself together. Okay. So, Dr. Daliwa is a clinician educator and professor of medicine at the University of

California, San Francisco. He's a site director of the internal medicine clerkship at the San Francisco

VA Medical Center, where he teaches medical students and residents in the

emergency department, urgent care clinic, inpatient wards, outpatient clinic, and morning

report. His academic interests are the cognitive processes underlying diagnostic reasoning

and clinical problem solving, as well as the study of diagnostic expertise. In his spare time,

Dr. Daliwal enjoys playing pickup

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