Hello, residents. My name is Zach Olson and thank you for downloading this month's deep dive.

In the last case, Mike actually had two patients with sexually transmitted infection, one of which had pelvic inflammatory disease, PID, and that's what I wanted to dive into a bit during this episode.

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Now, back to our episode.

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Pelvic inflammatory disease.

You might not know this, but this is a very pertinent topic right now because in 2021, this

year, the CDC just released a new set of

guidelines on pelvic inflammatory disease and you will find that many attendings are not even

aware of these guidelines yet so this is an opportunity where you can really make yourself be up to

date and you can really shine i want to be honest with you too. I learned

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