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Welcome back, clinical problem solvers. I'm here with three very special guests tonight,

Kavia, Maria, and Gwen. Kavia, can you please kick us off?

I'm Kavia Paneer Selvum. I'm a PhD in Miller College of Medicine. After residency, I hope to pursue a

fellowship in gastroenterology. When I'm not at work, I like to spend time with my family, paint, and discover new movies.

I'm very excited for today's episode. I'm here with Maria and Gwen.

Thanks, Kavia. My name's Maria. I'm a chief medical resident at the University of Utah.

After this year, I plan to be an academic hospitalist, super excited to stay on at the university.

If I'm or when I'm not at work, you can typically find me throwing myself off a rock face,

usually rock climbing, skiing, or traveling around in my camper van.

My name is Gwen, so happy to be here with my chief, Maria.

I'm a native Utah and now first year at our internal medicine residency

and excited for tonight's episode.

Me too. I'm pumped, Gwen.

This is Arslan, and tonight we are featuring a human diagnosis case. We encourage everyone listening

to download the app and solve the daily GMR cases. It's a great way to get a rep in in a short

amount of time. So Mario Gwynn and I are blinded to tonight's case. We will try to solve this

in real time. We encourage everyone out there

listening to pause and reflect after each aliquot of information before you listen to our

response. This will help you get the most out of the case. The case creator tonight is Kavia

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