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Authors
Marc Dewey, MD

Heisenberg Professor of Radiology at Charité

Marc Dewey, MD

Marc Dewey, MD

Heisenberg Professor of Radiology at Charité

Heisenberg Professor of Radiology at Charité
Jonathan Dodd, MD

Professor at University College Dublin School of Medicine and Medical Science

Jonathan Dodd, MD

Jonathan Dodd, MD

Professor at University College Dublin School of Medicine and Medical Science

Professor at University College Dublin School of Medicine and Medical Science
Viktoria Wieske, MD

Resident in Radiology at Charite University Hospital

Viktoria Wieske, MD

Viktoria Wieske, MD

Resident in Radiology at Charite University Hospital

Resident in Radiology at Charite University Hospital

Faculty
Phyllis August, MD, MPH

Nephrologist at New York Presbyterian Weill Cornell and New York Presbyterian Queens

Phyllis August, MD, MPH

Phyllis August, MD, MPH

Nephrologist at New York Presbyterian Weill Cornell and New York Presbyterian Queens

Nephrologist at New York Presbyterian Weill Cornell and New York Presbyterian Queens
Alexander Volodarskiy, MD

Cardiologist at New York Presbyterian Queens

Alexander Volodarskiy, MD

Alexander Volodarskiy, MD

Cardiologist at New York Presbyterian Queens

Cardiologist at New York Presbyterian Queens
Yuvraj Parmar, MD

Cardiologist at New York Presbyterian Queens

Yuvraj Parmar, MD

Yuvraj Parmar, MD

Cardiologist at New York Presbyterian Queens

Cardiologist at New York Presbyterian Queens
Lourdes Sanso, MD

Residency Program Director at New York Presbyterian Queens

Lourdes Sanso, MD

Lourdes Sanso, MD

Residency Program Director at New York Presbyterian Queens

Residency Program Director at New York Presbyterian Queens

Chief Residents
Phyu Naing, MD

Internal Medicine

Phyu Naing, MD

Phyu Naing, MD

Internal Medicine

Internal Medicine
Man Si Mabel Lou, DO

Chief Resident in Internal Medicine at New York Presbyterian/Queens

Man Si Mabel Lou, DO

Man Si Mabel Lou, DO

Chief Resident in Internal Medicine at New York Presbyterian/Queens

Chief Resident in Internal Medicine at New York Presbyterian/Queens

Residents
Myat Tun, MD

Resident in Internal Medicine at New York Presbyterian/Queens

Myat Tun, MD

Myat Tun, MD

Resident in Internal Medicine at New York Presbyterian/Queens

Resident in Internal Medicine at New York Presbyterian/Queens
RENATO SAVIAN, .

Resident in Internal Medicine at New York Presbyterian/Queens

RENATO SAVIAN, .

RENATO SAVIAN, .

Resident in Internal Medicine at New York Presbyterian/Queens

Resident in Internal Medicine at New York Presbyterian/Queens
Sing Yeung, DO

Resident in Internal Medicine at New York Prebysterian Queens

Sing Yeung, DO

Sing Yeung, DO

Resident in Internal Medicine at New York Prebysterian Queens

Resident in Internal Medicine at New York Prebysterian Queens
Ryan Mirchin, DO

Resident in Internal Medicine at New York Presbyterian/Queens

Ryan Mirchin, DO

Ryan Mirchin, DO

Resident in Internal Medicine at New York Presbyterian/Queens

Resident in Internal Medicine at New York Presbyterian/Queens
Priyamvada Pillai, MD

Resident in Internal Medicine at New York Presbyterian/Queens

Priyamvada Pillai, MD

Priyamvada Pillai, MD

Resident in Internal Medicine at New York Presbyterian/Queens

Resident in Internal Medicine at New York Presbyterian/Queens
Ngoda Manongi, MD

Resident in Internal Medicine at New York Presbyterian/Queens

Ngoda Manongi, MD

Ngoda Manongi, MD

Resident in Internal Medicine at New York Presbyterian/Queens

Resident in Internal Medicine at New York Presbyterian/Queens

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