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this But Why EMS podcast covers the sneaky chameleon known as Pseudo PEA.
Hear the But Why EMS Podcast team discuss with:
Dr. Ian Ferguson
&
Dr. Keith Marill
What Pseudo-PEA is, how to diagnose it, and more!
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Thank you for listening!
Hawnwan Philip Moy MD
Gina Pellerito EMT-P
John Reagan EMT-P
Noah Bernhardson MD
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