Also known as: GSW to abdomen
Central patient case involving a gang shooting victim who is kidnapped along with Abby by his brother and cousin. He has a through-and-through gunshot wound with significant internal bleeding requiring surgery, but they refuse to take him to the hospital. He ultimately dies from his injuries.
Also known as: Heart stopped
CJ goes into cardiac arrest after becoming apneic from his gunshot wounds. Abby attempts CPR with help from his brother but is unsuccessful.
Also known as: GSW
Young gang shooting victim initially appears stable with a superficial scalp wound, but later develops diffuse hemorrhagic contusions with edema, collapsed ventricles, and a blown pupil requiring emergency ventriculostomy.
Also known as: Gunshot to the leg
13-year-old girl shot while waiting for the bus, with multiple gunshot wounds including bladder injury requiring emergency surgery and urology consultation.
Also known as: GSW to arm
Gang shooting victim with entrance and exit wounds to arm, treated by Ray and Pratt during the mass casualty incident.
Also known as: Testicular cancer
Pre-operative transgender patient presenting with fatigue and dyspnea, diagnosed with testicular cancer after positive Beta-HCG in urine. Significant for exploring patient discomfort with provider and gender issues.
Also known as: Fluid around the lungs
Found on exam of transgender patient later diagnosed with testicular cancer, likely related to metastatic disease.
Also known as: Skin cancer that has spread
Patient with spreading melanoma who asks Neela about prognosis, used to illustrate her difficulty with empathy and emotional connection to patients.