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Grey's Anatomy

Grey's AnatomyABC

Season 20, Episode 6

7 medical diagnoses portrayed

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Also known as: Lung cancer

Metastases to liverMetastases to spineMetastases to pelvisMetastases to adrenal glandsChronic coughBack painWeight loss

Prison inmate presents with chronic cough suspected to be TB, but imaging reveals stage 4 lung adenocarcinoma with widespread metastases. He declines treatment and is discharged back to prison with palliative care recommendations and a compassionate release application.

Grey's Anatomy — S20E06Patient: Mr. Jiménez

Also known as: Stump pain

Phantom limb painProsthesis malfunctionMobility impairment

15-year-old cyclist with above-the-knee amputation experiences severe pain from prosthesis socket. Undergoes osseointegration surgery with titanium rod implantation to improve fit and reduce pain, allowing her to return to competitive cycling.

Grey's Anatomy — S20E06Patient: Misty Valentine

Also known as: GI bleed

Gastrointestinal hemorrhageHypotensionHypoxiaAnemia

ICU patient recovering from gunshot wound develops acute hematemesis from a stress ulcer. Successfully treated with endoscopic epinephrine injection and clip placement. Episode focuses on his psychological struggle with prolonged hospitalization and loss of control.

Also known as: Stomach ulcer

Upper GI bleeding

Underlying cause of Dorian's upper GI bleed, identified as stress-related focal mucosal damage from prolonged ICU stay and critical illness.

Anemiasupporting

Also known as: Low blood count

ICU patient develops low hemoglobin levels, initially suspected to be dilutional but later revealed to be from active GI bleeding. Patient refuses repeated blood draws, creating tension around his care.

Pneumothoraxsupporting

Also known as: Collapsed lung

Pediatric patient with chest tube for pneumothorax showing minimal output and no air leaks, ready for discharge the next day in time for her birthday.

Grey's Anatomy — S20E06Patient: June Sally

Also known as: NEC

Death

Three-month-old NICU patient dies from advanced necrotizing enterocolitis. The death emotionally impacts Dr. Shepherd and is mentioned as part of her difficult day.