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Grey's Anatomy

Grey's AnatomyABC

Season 19, Episode 8

7 medical diagnoses portrayed

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Also known as: ACL tear

Pulmonary embolismCardiac arrestDeath

A 22-year-old NFL draft pick undergoes bridge-enhanced ACL repair surgery. Despite successful surgery, he develops a large saddle pulmonary embolism post-operatively, leading to cardiac arrest and death.

Grey's Anatomy — S19E08Patient: Jermaine Talbott (the Tank)

Also known as: Blood clot in lung

Cardiac arrestDeath

Post-operative complication presenting as a large saddle PE at the pulmonary artery bifurcation, causing rapid vital sign deterioration, right heart strain, and ultimately death despite emergent embolectomy attempt.

Grey's Anatomy — S19E08Patient: Jermaine Talbott (the Tank)
Fecal impactionsupporting

Also known as: Severe constipation

A 23-year-old male presents with 5 days of no bowel movement following a competitive eating challenge. Treated with digital rectal exam and enema, successfully relieved.

Also known as: Spotting during pregnancy

An 11-week pregnant woman with history of severe postpartum depression presents with vaginal spotting. Fetus is viable, but patient opts for elective termination due to concerns about recurrent postpartum depression.

Grey's Anatomy — S19E08Patient: Sierra Deleon

Also known as: Baby blues (severe form)

Patient's history of severe postpartum depression following her previous two births drives her decision to terminate current pregnancy, fearing recurrence of the debilitating condition.

Grey's Anatomy — S19E08Patient: Sierra Deleon

Also known as: MCL injury

Part of Jermaine's past medical history of multiple knee injuries requiring repair, mentioned in his case presentation.

Grey's Anatomy — S19E08Patient: Jermaine Talbott (the Tank)
Meniscal tearsupporting

Also known as: Torn knee cartilage

Part of Jermaine's surgical history, having previously undergone meniscal cadaver transplant, mentioned in his case presentation.

Grey's Anatomy — S19E08Patient: Jermaine Talbott (the Tank)