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Can You Diagnose This Patient? (The Case Study of Jules)

June 8, 2026

Test your diagnostic skills with this video. We’ll review the details of the case of Jules before you determine what you think the diagnosis will be. At the end, we’ll review the diagnosis for Jules.

The Case of Jules

The patient, Julian “Jules” Vane, is a 31-year-old male who presented to an outpatient clinic for a psychological evaluation. The evaluation was initiated following recent legal involvement. Review the case of Jules by watching this video to see if you can figure out the correct diagnosis.

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