Date | Events |
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May 2021 (Hospitalization #1) |
Presented with persistent MSSA bacteraemia in the setting of worsening cavitary lesions secondary to septic pulmonary emboli. Completed two weeks of intravenous nafcillin therapy before leaving against medical advice. |
May 2021 (Hospitalization #1) |
Transoesophageal echocardiogram (TEE) showed a 3.5 × 1.5 cm vegetation with mild pulmonic regurgitation. Patient left hospital before further evaluation and no outpatient follow-up. |
June 2021 (Hospitalization #2) |
Presented with methamphetamine overdose. |
June 2021 (Hospitalization #2) |
TEE suggests an uncharacterized coronary artery/atrial fistula, but the patient left the hospital before further evaluation. |
February 2023 (Hospitalization #3) |
Presented with a fistula between the right coronary artery (RCA) and SVC secondary to chronic untreated, infective endocarditis confirmed via EKG-gated CTA. Treated with intravenous antibiotics and considered for surgical repair. The patient left the hospital prior to further management. |