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Grey's Anatomy

Grey's AnatomyABC

Season 2, Episode 18

4 medical diagnoses portrayed

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Also known as: Lung cancer

Pleural invasion

54-year-old patient with stage 3B non-small-cell lung cancer with possible pleural invasion and COPD history, admitted for radical en-bloc resection with 25% survival odds. Patient creates videotaped messages to people in his life while facing surgery.

Grey's Anatomy — S02E18Patient: Chuck Eaton

Also known as: COPD

Patient has history of COPD in addition to his lung cancer, complicating his surgical candidacy and prognosis.

Grey's Anatomy — S02E18Patient: Chuck Eaton

Also known as: Lionitis

Bony tumor encroachment on brainHeadachesNausea

15-year-old with advanced craniodiaphyseal dysplasia causing severe facial deformity and bony tumors encroaching on his brain. Undergoes combined neurosurgery and plastic surgery but dies during the procedure from uncontrollable bleeding.

Grey's Anatomy — S02E18Patient: Jake Burton

Also known as: Persistent orgasm

Motor vehicle collisionSocial impairment

College student experiencing spontaneous orgasms 7-8 times daily for several months, causing significant life disruption including inability to drive or attend social functions. Admitted after causing car accident during episode.

Grey's Anatomy — S02E18Patient: Pamela Calva