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Grey's Anatomy

Grey's AnatomyABC

Season 13, Episode 1

6 medical diagnoses portrayed

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Also known as: Eye socket fracture

muscle entrapmenthyphema

DeLuca sustains a severe orbital floor fracture with muscle entrapment after being beaten by Alex Karev. The trapped eye muscle requires urgent surgical intervention to prevent permanent vision loss and preserve his surgical career.

Grey's Anatomy — S13E01Patient: Andrew DeLuca
Hyphemamajor

Also known as: Blood in the eye

elevated intraocular pressurepotential vision lossrebleed risk

DeLuca has a grade four (eight-ball) hyphema where the anterior chamber of his eye is completely filled with blood. This requires immediate surgical drainage to prevent permanent vision loss and threatens his ability to continue as a surgeon.

Grey's Anatomy — S13E01Patient: Andrew DeLuca
Nasal fracturesupporting

Also known as: Broken nose

posterior bleedingairway compromise

DeLuca sustains a nasal fracture with posterior bleeding that requires immediate reduction and airway management due to aspiration risk.

Grey's Anatomy — S13E01Patient: Andrew DeLuca

Also known as: Broken collarbone

DeLuca sustains a clavicle fracture with obvious deformity as part of his assault injuries, requiring imaging and management.

Grey's Anatomy — S13E01Patient: Andrew DeLuca
Zygoma fracturesupporting

Also known as: Fractured cheekbone

DeLuca sustains a possible zygomatic fracture as part of blunt trauma to the face from the assault.

Grey's Anatomy — S13E01Patient: Andrew DeLuca

Also known as: Alcohol poisoning

Jo Wilson becomes severely intoxicated at Owen and Amelia's wedding, leading to the misunderstanding that precipitates Alex's assault on DeLuca. Her intoxication is a critical plot element that drives the episode's central conflict.

Grey's Anatomy — S13E01Patient: Jo Wilson