Youssef

Thanks, Maddy.

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Now, let's dive into the case.

Yeah.

Hi everyone.

I'm good.

I was just telling Noah that I'm getting physical therapy done for ACL surgery that I had.

And I love physical therapy.

It's like a workout.

It's a positive relationship.

You check the weights, you get stronger, you get better.

And I now can confidently prescribe it to my patients and know that it's like a positive experience.

So it's my PT journey.

Yeah, bring PTOT to VMR.

Yeah, I would love to talk about that, Mark.

And before I get there, I was hoping to talk about syncope as well, because we teach the schema of syncope as in reflex, orthostatic and cardiac.

And this is for all comers of syncope is a good framework.

But one thing that we leave out of this framework is that any cause of shock is

in its early form, can also cause syncope.