Yusuf

Thanks, Maddy.

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Now, let's dive into the case.

All good, all good.

I was just reading about the new Hantavirus that may have transmitted from human to human.

And now that we've lived through the pandemic, I'm like, oh no, I've seen this movie before.

Not again.

Oh gosh, oh gosh.

Yeah, on like a cruise ship in the Canary Islands and I'm like reading all about it.

I was like, oh my God, hopefully it doesn't spread.

Mark, any insider infectious disease news?

I've been thinking about this case for a while, and I'm really excited to present it to you all.

So I'm going to go ahead and get started.

This is a 75-year-old man who has a history of dementia from prior CVA.

And he had a ground-level fall where he fell down the stairs.

So he was admitted to the hospital, found to have a right thigh hematoma for which IR was consulted.

And IR did an embolization of that hematoma.

During that admission, he had decrease in hemoglobin that was like further drop in his hemoglobin.

So he had to undergo another procedure, which was also an embolization.