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hi everyone good afternoon uh my name is mandeep singh and im a professor in the department of cardiovascular disease and i come to you live from rochester minnesota and today in the quarterly webinar series of acute coronary syndrome well talk about mechanical complications in patients with acute coronary syndrome uh in in in patients with acute myocardial infarction um it it it is my distinct pleasure and honor actually to introduce to you jeff geske whos been recently promoted to a position of full professor uh congratulations and uh he needs no introduction he has co-anchored our cv board review course for as long as i remember and i actually helped me pass those with flying colors [Laughter] and he teaches medical students very very passionately he is leading the research in hokum patients uh does echoes i i dont know what else he does but he does a lot of things and uh hes a above all i think hes a great educator i think thats his his suffix i would say if i have to say d
