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Feb 2020
14m 16s

Chest Pain, Part 2

Walker Redd, Emily Gutowski, Navin Kumar, Joyce Zhou, Blake Smith
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In Part 2, Emily Gutowski continues her interview with Dr. Zaid Almarzooq, cardiology fellow at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, about evaluating a patient with chest pain. They discuss diagnostic testing and management, include a helpful mnemonic, and conclude the episode with a few clinical pearls.



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