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Season 7, Episode 11

9 medical diagnoses portrayed

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Hip contusionsupporting

Also known as: Hip bruise

Bishop Stewart falls and presents with hip pain. X-ray reveals degenerative changes but no fracture. He is treated with Solu-Medrol for arthritis-related inflammation and prescribed a cane.

ER — S07E11Patient: Bishop Stewart

Also known as: Cocaine overdose

Hypertensive crisisGastric outlet obstruction

Young woman who swallowed condoms filled with cocaine as a drug mule. One package leaked, causing severe hypertension and requiring emergency treatment with phentolamine and esmolol drips to prevent seizures and cardiovascular collapse.

ER — S07E11Patient: Anne

Frequent flier patient who presents with self-inflicted injury to genitals using suture scissors. Weaver criticizes lack of psychiatric consult, though the injury was superficial and not life-threatening.

ER — S07E11Patient: Roger Pilarsky

Also known as: Blood and air in chest cavity

Hemorrhagic shockCardiac arrest

Seven-year-old girl struck by pickup truck in crosswalk. Presents with chest injury requiring chest tube placement. She bleeds over a liter from chest, develops cardiac arrest despite resuscitation efforts, and dies from her injuries.

ER — S07E11Patient: Amy Hembree

Also known as: Liver injury

Hemorrhagic shockCoagulopathy

Mother struck by pickup truck with daughter, sustaining stage-three stellate liver fracture. Requires emergency surgery with Pringle maneuver and argon beam coagulation to control massive bleeding. Romano takes over surgery from Corday.

ER — S07E11Patient: Julie Hembree

Also known as: Torn aorta

Hemorrhagic shockCardiac arrest

Fatal injury in the seven-year-old trauma victim. Kovac concludes the child likely tore her aorta from the impact, leading to uncontrollable bleeding and death despite resuscitation efforts.

ER — S07E11Patient: Amy Hembree

Also known as: Kidney injury from bus accident

Drunk driver who caused the fatal accident. Presents with periumbilical tenderness after crash. Receives CT scan but crashes during the procedure, requires intubation, receives last rites, and dies on the table.

ER — S07E11Patient: Kevin Poole
Brain tumorsupporting

Also known as: Brain cancer

Mark is undergoing daily radiation therapy for six weeks for his brain tumor. He is at the hospital for his radiation treatment and waiting for immune therapy/tumor vaccine to be ready.

ER — S07E11Patient: Mark Greene
Recurring storyline

Also known as: Heroin addiction

Carter confesses to Weaver that he took Vicodin from a patient's prescription bottle and then made himself vomit. This represents a relapse concern in his ongoing recovery from addiction.

ER — S07E11Patient: John Carter
Recurring storyline