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Dec 2024
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Ep 124: A 64-Year-Old with Worsening Dys...

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This episode discusses a 64-year-old man who develops acute respiratory symptoms while climbing Mt. Kilamanjaro. The discussion focuses on the likely diagnosis, pathophysiology and treatment. Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine, 22nd Edition 
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