chrisvoncsefalvay/vaers-narrative-generation huggingface dataset:
Age: 48.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Dyspnoea exertional, Echocardiogram, Heart rate increased, Impaired work ability, Laboratory test
Clinical narrative: I developed multiple pulmonary embolisms and three DVTS in right leg post vaccine. about 5 days or so after first vaccine i had cramping in right foot/calf and right calf soreness. Had interval shortness of breath starting around 10 or 11 days post first vaccine. after second vaccine the following day i noticed more shortness of breath with activity. By day 5 post second vaccine i could not catch my breath and pulse ox drops to 82 with any exertion. Went to emergency room on November 8th and was determined to have clots in lungs and right leg and right heart strain. was transferred to bigger hospital and required mechanical embolectomy to remove clots from lungs to reduce heart strain. Discharged from hospital on 11
Age: 48.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Muscle spasms, Oxygen saturation decreased, Pain in extremity, Pulmonary embolism, Pulmonary thrombosis
Clinical narrative: I developed multiple pulmonary embolisms and three DVTS in right leg post vaccine. about 5 days or so after first vaccine i had cramping in right foot/calf and right calf soreness. Had interval shortness of breath starting around 10 or 11 days post first vaccine. after second vaccine the following day i noticed more shortness of breath with activity. By day 5 post second vaccine i could not catch my breath and pulse ox drops to 82 with any exertion. Went to emergency room on November 8th and was determined to have clots in lungs and right leg and right heart strain. was transferred to bigger hospital and required mechanical embolectomy to remove clots from lungs to reduce heart strain. Discharged from hospital on 11
Age: 48.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Thromboembolectomy, Ultrasound Doppler abnormal
Clinical narrative: I developed multiple pulmonary embolisms and three DVTS in right leg post vaccine. about 5 days or so after first vaccine i had cramping in right foot/calf and right calf soreness. Had interval shortness of breath starting around 10 or 11 days post first vaccine. after second vaccine the following day i noticed more shortness of breath with activity. By day 5 post second vaccine i could not catch my breath and pulse ox drops to 82 with any exertion. Went to emergency room on November 8th and was determined to have clots in lungs and right leg and right heart strain. was transferred to bigger hospital and required mechanical embolectomy to remove clots from lungs to reduce heart strain. Discharged from hospital on 11
Age: 57.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Extra dose administered, Incorrect dose administered, No adverse event, Product administration error
Clinical narrative: Patient received 5 doses of the Janssen vaccine instead of one dose. This was an administration error. Follow-up conducted with the patient. She did not have any side effects.
Age: 21.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Expired product administered
Clinical narrative: Given Expired Vaccine
Age: 44.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Product storage error
Clinical narrative: Stored beyond use date.  Moderna analysis revealed full strength persisted.
Age: 8.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Vomiting projectile
Clinical narrative: projectile vomiting occurred only one time 11 hours post vaccine administration. no other signs or symptoms.
Age: 27.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Blood glucose decreased, Hyperhidrosis, Nausea, Syncope, Vomiting
Clinical narrative: we gave a Janssen Covid imz (1st dose) to the pt. Pharmacy Immunizing tech gave the IMZ.  After receiving the IMZ, the pt was seated in the pharmacy area waiting the 15 minutes as instructed.  Tech noticed the pt was on the floor and he went out to assist the pt. As tech was helping the pt I went to assist and asked the pt if he needed us to call an ambulance and he said no. We gave him some water and he said he felt like he had low blood sugar so we gave him some candy to eat. After eating the candy and drinking a couple glasses of water he said he felt like nauseated. I brought out a trash can to give to the pt and he threw up a little.  I did notice he had some sweat on his forehead and the pt was wearing a winter hat and a jacket so the fainting could have been because he was overheated or a combination of low blood sugar and being over heated.  Store management did come around and asked if teh pt needed an ambulance. The pt stayed in the pharmacy area for about 15 minutes and he regained composure. He had called someone to ask for a ride. I went out again to make sure he was allright and he said his ride was here to pick him up and he left.
Age: 49.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: COVID-19, SARS-CoV-2 test positive
Clinical narrative: contracted COVID post-vaccination
Age: 94.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: COVID-19, Death, Inappropriate schedule of product administration, Respiratory failure
Clinical narrative: Dose 1 given 1/29/2021 Moderna lot # 010M20A  Patient died of Covid 19, respiratory failure
Age: 21.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Expired product administered
Clinical narrative: Stored beyond use date.  Moderna analysis revealed full strength persisted.
Age: 63.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Incorrect dose administered, No adverse event
Clinical narrative: Patient received 5 doses of the Janssen vaccine instead of one dose. This was an administration error. Follow up with the patient was conducted, patient did not have any side effects or any long term side effects.
Age: 85.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Expired product administered
Clinical narrative: Stored beyond use date.  Moderna analysis revealed full strength persisted.
Age: 15.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Underdose
Clinical narrative: Patient >12 years old and should have received the 12+, purple capped, Pfizer vaccine at 30 mcg, but instead, received the 5-11yo, orange capped, Pfizer 10mcg dose.
Age: 71.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Acute kidney injury, Anal incontinence, Angiogram, Angiogram pulmonary normal, Atrial fibrillation
Clinical narrative: On 9/8/21 patient presented to ER, and was admitted to the hospital. For the last couple days she felt  slight uneasy feeling or a pressure in the chest.  When she came to the ER,  she was found to have problem with AFib with rapid ventricular rate at times  going up to 150-200.  She had no specific symptoms related to that of  palpitations, syncope or near syncope.  Case was discussed with cardiologist.   She is started on Cardizem drip.    She has a previous history of peptic ulcer disease.  Not too long ago she also  had significant nosebleed.  She had a recent hip surgery done due to infected  hip and has a spacer and ongoing antibiotics.  The patient's potassium was  also low.    She also has been having problem with this watery diarrhea, not foul smelling  for last 4 or 5 days.  Frequent BM.  Every time she eats she has to go and  sometimes it starts before she can even control it.  When she came to the ER,  her potassium was low also.  Due to that, she is being admitted for further  management. On 9/18/21, was positive for COVID. She was incidentally found ot have RLL nodule on admission concerning for low grade adenocarcinoma . Fine needle aspiration 09/10/21 was complicated by  pleural bleed which caused hemorrhagic shock s/p multiple units of PRBC and platelets , septic shock was also suspected , required pressor support ,  s/p chest tube that was removed 09/17/21 , s/p IR angiography selective right intercostal artery T 6 - T11 but no active bleeding or aneurysm noted  . The pathology from the aspiration was negative for malignancy .    Diagnosed with COVID 19 pneumonia positive 09/18/21 , though vaccinated with Pfizer 06/16/21 . This is likely due to immunocompromised status . Completed Remdesivir ,     Required mechanical ventilation due to COVID 19 pneumonia  , initially extubated 09/11/21, but subsequently re intubated 09/19/21. She is s/p trach and PEG 10/06/21. Respiratory culture 10/30/21 did grow serratia marcecens. Respiratory culture prior to this was positive for candida albicans 10/07/21.Patient was managed with Ertapenem.     Foley catheter associated UTI - Klebsiella oxytoca. Urine culture positive 10/29/21.    GI bleed also reported , but remained unstable for invasive GI interventions.    She had AKI requiring CCRT .     Also CT head  10/10/21 noted intracranial bleed , neurosurgery evaluated , conservative treatment for now.    IVC filter was placed 09/24/21 for non occlusive DVT right common femoral vein  Non occlusive thrombus right proximal superficial femoral vein. Discharged on 11/10/21
Age: 71.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Biopsy lung, Bladder catheterisation, Blood potassium decreased, COVID-19, COVID-19 pneumonia
Clinical narrative: On 9/8/21 patient presented to ER, and was admitted to the hospital. For the last couple days she felt  slight uneasy feeling or a pressure in the chest.  When she came to the ER,  she was found to have problem with AFib with rapid ventricular rate at times  going up to 150-200.  She had no specific symptoms related to that of  palpitations, syncope or near syncope.  Case was discussed with cardiologist.   She is started on Cardizem drip.    She has a previous history of peptic ulcer disease.  Not too long ago she also  had significant nosebleed.  She had a recent hip surgery done due to infected  hip and has a spacer and ongoing antibiotics.  The patient's potassium was  also low.    She also has been having problem with this watery diarrhea, not foul smelling  for last 4 or 5 days.  Frequent BM.  Every time she eats she has to go and  sometimes it starts before she can even control it.  When she came to the ER,  her potassium was low also.  Due to that, she is being admitted for further  management. On 9/18/21, was positive for COVID. She was incidentally found ot have RLL nodule on admission concerning for low grade adenocarcinoma . Fine needle aspiration 09/10/21 was complicated by  pleural bleed which caused hemorrhagic shock s/p multiple units of PRBC and platelets , septic shock was also suspected , required pressor support ,  s/p chest tube that was removed 09/17/21 , s/p IR angiography selective right intercostal artery T 6 - T11 but no active bleeding or aneurysm noted  . The pathology from the aspiration was negative for malignancy .    Diagnosed with COVID 19 pneumonia positive 09/18/21 , though vaccinated with Pfizer 06/16/21 . This is likely due to immunocompromised status . Completed Remdesivir ,     Required mechanical ventilation due to COVID 19 pneumonia  , initially extubated 09/11/21, but subsequently re intubated 09/19/21. She is s/p trach and PEG 10/06/21. Respiratory culture 10/30/21 did grow serratia marcecens. Respiratory culture prior to this was positive for candida albicans 10/07/21.Patient was managed with Ertapenem.     Foley catheter associated UTI - Klebsiella oxytoca. Urine culture positive 10/29/21.    GI bleed also reported , but remained unstable for invasive GI interventions.    She had AKI requiring CCRT .     Also CT head  10/10/21 noted intracranial bleed , neurosurgery evaluated , conservative treatment for now.    IVC filter was placed 09/24/21 for non occlusive DVT right common femoral vein  Non occlusive thrombus right proximal superficial femoral vein. Discharged on 11/10/21
Age: 71.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Candida test positive, Chest X-ray abnormal, Chest discomfort, Chest tube insertion, Computerised tomogram head abnormal
Clinical narrative: On 9/8/21 patient presented to ER, and was admitted to the hospital. For the last couple days she felt  slight uneasy feeling or a pressure in the chest.  When she came to the ER,  she was found to have problem with AFib with rapid ventricular rate at times  going up to 150-200.  She had no specific symptoms related to that of  palpitations, syncope or near syncope.  Case was discussed with cardiologist.   She is started on Cardizem drip.    She has a previous history of peptic ulcer disease.  Not too long ago she also  had significant nosebleed.  She had a recent hip surgery done due to infected  hip and has a spacer and ongoing antibiotics.  The patient's potassium was  also low.    She also has been having problem with this watery diarrhea, not foul smelling  for last 4 or 5 days.  Frequent BM.  Every time she eats she has to go and  sometimes it starts before she can even control it.  When she came to the ER,  her potassium was low also.  Due to that, she is being admitted for further  management. On 9/18/21, was positive for COVID. She was incidentally found ot have RLL nodule on admission concerning for low grade adenocarcinoma . Fine needle aspiration 09/10/21 was complicated by  pleural bleed which caused hemorrhagic shock s/p multiple units of PRBC and platelets , septic shock was also suspected , required pressor support ,  s/p chest tube that was removed 09/17/21 , s/p IR angiography selective right intercostal artery T 6 - T11 but no active bleeding or aneurysm noted  . The pathology from the aspiration was negative for malignancy .    Diagnosed with COVID 19 pneumonia positive 09/18/21 , though vaccinated with Pfizer 06/16/21 . This is likely due to immunocompromised status . Completed Remdesivir ,     Required mechanical ventilation due to COVID 19 pneumonia  , initially extubated 09/11/21, but subsequently re intubated 09/19/21. She is s/p trach and PEG 10/06/21. Respiratory culture 10/30/21 did grow serratia marcecens. Respiratory culture prior to this was positive for candida albicans 10/07/21.Patient was managed with Ertapenem.     Foley catheter associated UTI - Klebsiella oxytoca. Urine culture positive 10/29/21.    GI bleed also reported , but remained unstable for invasive GI interventions.    She had AKI requiring CCRT .     Also CT head  10/10/21 noted intracranial bleed , neurosurgery evaluated , conservative treatment for now.    IVC filter was placed 09/24/21 for non occlusive DVT right common femoral vein  Non occlusive thrombus right proximal superficial femoral vein. Discharged on 11/10/21
Age: 71.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Computerised tomogram thorax abnormal, Culture positive, Culture urine positive, Deep vein thrombosis, Device related infection
Clinical narrative: On 9/8/21 patient presented to ER, and was admitted to the hospital. For the last couple days she felt  slight uneasy feeling or a pressure in the chest.  When she came to the ER,  she was found to have problem with AFib with rapid ventricular rate at times  going up to 150-200.  She had no specific symptoms related to that of  palpitations, syncope or near syncope.  Case was discussed with cardiologist.   She is started on Cardizem drip.    She has a previous history of peptic ulcer disease.  Not too long ago she also  had significant nosebleed.  She had a recent hip surgery done due to infected  hip and has a spacer and ongoing antibiotics.  The patient's potassium was  also low.    She also has been having problem with this watery diarrhea, not foul smelling  for last 4 or 5 days.  Frequent BM.  Every time she eats she has to go and  sometimes it starts before she can even control it.  When she came to the ER,  her potassium was low also.  Due to that, she is being admitted for further  management. On 9/18/21, was positive for COVID. She was incidentally found ot have RLL nodule on admission concerning for low grade adenocarcinoma . Fine needle aspiration 09/10/21 was complicated by  pleural bleed which caused hemorrhagic shock s/p multiple units of PRBC and platelets , septic shock was also suspected , required pressor support ,  s/p chest tube that was removed 09/17/21 , s/p IR angiography selective right intercostal artery T 6 - T11 but no active bleeding or aneurysm noted  . The pathology from the aspiration was negative for malignancy .    Diagnosed with COVID 19 pneumonia positive 09/18/21 , though vaccinated with Pfizer 06/16/21 . This is likely due to immunocompromised status . Completed Remdesivir ,     Required mechanical ventilation due to COVID 19 pneumonia  , initially extubated 09/11/21, but subsequently re intubated 09/19/21. She is s/p trach and PEG 10/06/21. Respiratory culture 10/30/21 did grow serratia marcecens. Respiratory culture prior to this was positive for candida albicans 10/07/21.Patient was managed with Ertapenem.     Foley catheter associated UTI - Klebsiella oxytoca. Urine culture positive 10/29/21.    GI bleed also reported , but remained unstable for invasive GI interventions.    She had AKI requiring CCRT .     Also CT head  10/10/21 noted intracranial bleed , neurosurgery evaluated , conservative treatment for now.    IVC filter was placed 09/24/21 for non occlusive DVT right common femoral vein  Non occlusive thrombus right proximal superficial femoral vein. Discharged on 11/10/21
Age: 71.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Diarrhoea, Endotracheal intubation, Feeling abnormal, Frequent bowel movements, Gastrointestinal haemorrhage
Clinical narrative: On 9/8/21 patient presented to ER, and was admitted to the hospital. For the last couple days she felt  slight uneasy feeling or a pressure in the chest.  When she came to the ER,  she was found to have problem with AFib with rapid ventricular rate at times  going up to 150-200.  She had no specific symptoms related to that of  palpitations, syncope or near syncope.  Case was discussed with cardiologist.   She is started on Cardizem drip.    She has a previous history of peptic ulcer disease.  Not too long ago she also  had significant nosebleed.  She had a recent hip surgery done due to infected  hip and has a spacer and ongoing antibiotics.  The patient's potassium was  also low.    She also has been having problem with this watery diarrhea, not foul smelling  for last 4 or 5 days.  Frequent BM.  Every time she eats she has to go and  sometimes it starts before she can even control it.  When she came to the ER,  her potassium was low also.  Due to that, she is being admitted for further  management. On 9/18/21, was positive for COVID. She was incidentally found ot have RLL nodule on admission concerning for low grade adenocarcinoma . Fine needle aspiration 09/10/21 was complicated by  pleural bleed which caused hemorrhagic shock s/p multiple units of PRBC and platelets , septic shock was also suspected , required pressor support ,  s/p chest tube that was removed 09/17/21 , s/p IR angiography selective right intercostal artery T 6 - T11 but no active bleeding or aneurysm noted  . The pathology from the aspiration was negative for malignancy .    Diagnosed with COVID 19 pneumonia positive 09/18/21 , though vaccinated with Pfizer 06/16/21 . This is likely due to immunocompromised status . Completed Remdesivir ,     Required mechanical ventilation due to COVID 19 pneumonia  , initially extubated 09/11/21, but subsequently re intubated 09/19/21. She is s/p trach and PEG 10/06/21. Respiratory culture 10/30/21 did grow serratia marcecens. Respiratory culture prior to this was positive for candida albicans 10/07/21.Patient was managed with Ertapenem.     Foley catheter associated UTI - Klebsiella oxytoca. Urine culture positive 10/29/21.    GI bleed also reported , but remained unstable for invasive GI interventions.    She had AKI requiring CCRT .     Also CT head  10/10/21 noted intracranial bleed , neurosurgery evaluated , conservative treatment for now.    IVC filter was placed 09/24/21 for non occlusive DVT right common femoral vein  Non occlusive thrombus right proximal superficial femoral vein. Discharged on 11/10/21
Age: 71.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Gastrostomy, Haemofiltration, Haemorrhage intracranial, Haemothorax, Immunodeficiency
Clinical narrative: On 9/8/21 patient presented to ER, and was admitted to the hospital. For the last couple days she felt  slight uneasy feeling or a pressure in the chest.  When she came to the ER,  she was found to have problem with AFib with rapid ventricular rate at times  going up to 150-200.  She had no specific symptoms related to that of  palpitations, syncope or near syncope.  Case was discussed with cardiologist.   She is started on Cardizem drip.    She has a previous history of peptic ulcer disease.  Not too long ago she also  had significant nosebleed.  She had a recent hip surgery done due to infected  hip and has a spacer and ongoing antibiotics.  The patient's potassium was  also low.    She also has been having problem with this watery diarrhea, not foul smelling  for last 4 or 5 days.  Frequent BM.  Every time she eats she has to go and  sometimes it starts before she can even control it.  When she came to the ER,  her potassium was low also.  Due to that, she is being admitted for further  management. On 9/18/21, was positive for COVID. She was incidentally found ot have RLL nodule on admission concerning for low grade adenocarcinoma . Fine needle aspiration 09/10/21 was complicated by  pleural bleed which caused hemorrhagic shock s/p multiple units of PRBC and platelets , septic shock was also suspected , required pressor support ,  s/p chest tube that was removed 09/17/21 , s/p IR angiography selective right intercostal artery T 6 - T11 but no active bleeding or aneurysm noted  . The pathology from the aspiration was negative for malignancy .    Diagnosed with COVID 19 pneumonia positive 09/18/21 , though vaccinated with Pfizer 06/16/21 . This is likely due to immunocompromised status . Completed Remdesivir ,     Required mechanical ventilation due to COVID 19 pneumonia  , initially extubated 09/11/21, but subsequently re intubated 09/19/21. She is s/p trach and PEG 10/06/21. Respiratory culture 10/30/21 did grow serratia marcecens. Respiratory culture prior to this was positive for candida albicans 10/07/21.Patient was managed with Ertapenem.     Foley catheter associated UTI - Klebsiella oxytoca. Urine culture positive 10/29/21.    GI bleed also reported , but remained unstable for invasive GI interventions.    She had AKI requiring CCRT .     Also CT head  10/10/21 noted intracranial bleed , neurosurgery evaluated , conservative treatment for now.    IVC filter was placed 09/24/21 for non occlusive DVT right common femoral vein  Non occlusive thrombus right proximal superficial femoral vein. Discharged on 11/10/21
Age: 71.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Klebsiella infection, Lung opacity, Mechanical ventilation, Packed red blood cell transfusion, Pathology test
Clinical narrative: On 9/8/21 patient presented to ER, and was admitted to the hospital. For the last couple days she felt  slight uneasy feeling or a pressure in the chest.  When she came to the ER,  she was found to have problem with AFib with rapid ventricular rate at times  going up to 150-200.  She had no specific symptoms related to that of  palpitations, syncope or near syncope.  Case was discussed with cardiologist.   She is started on Cardizem drip.    She has a previous history of peptic ulcer disease.  Not too long ago she also  had significant nosebleed.  She had a recent hip surgery done due to infected  hip and has a spacer and ongoing antibiotics.  The patient's potassium was  also low.    She also has been having problem with this watery diarrhea, not foul smelling  for last 4 or 5 days.  Frequent BM.  Every time she eats she has to go and  sometimes it starts before she can even control it.  When she came to the ER,  her potassium was low also.  Due to that, she is being admitted for further  management. On 9/18/21, was positive for COVID. She was incidentally found ot have RLL nodule on admission concerning for low grade adenocarcinoma . Fine needle aspiration 09/10/21 was complicated by  pleural bleed which caused hemorrhagic shock s/p multiple units of PRBC and platelets , septic shock was also suspected , required pressor support ,  s/p chest tube that was removed 09/17/21 , s/p IR angiography selective right intercostal artery T 6 - T11 but no active bleeding or aneurysm noted  . The pathology from the aspiration was negative for malignancy .    Diagnosed with COVID 19 pneumonia positive 09/18/21 , though vaccinated with Pfizer 06/16/21 . This is likely due to immunocompromised status . Completed Remdesivir ,     Required mechanical ventilation due to COVID 19 pneumonia  , initially extubated 09/11/21, but subsequently re intubated 09/19/21. She is s/p trach and PEG 10/06/21. Respiratory culture 10/30/21 did grow serratia marcecens. Respiratory culture prior to this was positive for candida albicans 10/07/21.Patient was managed with Ertapenem.     Foley catheter associated UTI - Klebsiella oxytoca. Urine culture positive 10/29/21.    GI bleed also reported , but remained unstable for invasive GI interventions.    She had AKI requiring CCRT .     Also CT head  10/10/21 noted intracranial bleed , neurosurgery evaluated , conservative treatment for now.    IVC filter was placed 09/24/21 for non occlusive DVT right common femoral vein  Non occlusive thrombus right proximal superficial femoral vein. Discharged on 11/10/21
Age: 71.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Platelet transfusion, Pulmonary haemorrhage, Pulmonary mass, SARS-CoV-2 test positive, Septic shock
Clinical narrative: On 9/8/21 patient presented to ER, and was admitted to the hospital. For the last couple days she felt  slight uneasy feeling or a pressure in the chest.  When she came to the ER,  she was found to have problem with AFib with rapid ventricular rate at times  going up to 150-200.  She had no specific symptoms related to that of  palpitations, syncope or near syncope.  Case was discussed with cardiologist.   She is started on Cardizem drip.    She has a previous history of peptic ulcer disease.  Not too long ago she also  had significant nosebleed.  She had a recent hip surgery done due to infected  hip and has a spacer and ongoing antibiotics.  The patient's potassium was  also low.    She also has been having problem with this watery diarrhea, not foul smelling  for last 4 or 5 days.  Frequent BM.  Every time she eats she has to go and  sometimes it starts before she can even control it.  When she came to the ER,  her potassium was low also.  Due to that, she is being admitted for further  management. On 9/18/21, was positive for COVID. She was incidentally found ot have RLL nodule on admission concerning for low grade adenocarcinoma . Fine needle aspiration 09/10/21 was complicated by  pleural bleed which caused hemorrhagic shock s/p multiple units of PRBC and platelets , septic shock was also suspected , required pressor support ,  s/p chest tube that was removed 09/17/21 , s/p IR angiography selective right intercostal artery T 6 - T11 but no active bleeding or aneurysm noted  . The pathology from the aspiration was negative for malignancy .    Diagnosed with COVID 19 pneumonia positive 09/18/21 , though vaccinated with Pfizer 06/16/21 . This is likely due to immunocompromised status . Completed Remdesivir ,     Required mechanical ventilation due to COVID 19 pneumonia  , initially extubated 09/11/21, but subsequently re intubated 09/19/21. She is s/p trach and PEG 10/06/21. Respiratory culture 10/30/21 did grow serratia marcecens. Respiratory culture prior to this was positive for candida albicans 10/07/21.Patient was managed with Ertapenem.     Foley catheter associated UTI - Klebsiella oxytoca. Urine culture positive 10/29/21.    GI bleed also reported , but remained unstable for invasive GI interventions.    She had AKI requiring CCRT .     Also CT head  10/10/21 noted intracranial bleed , neurosurgery evaluated , conservative treatment for now.    IVC filter was placed 09/24/21 for non occlusive DVT right common femoral vein  Non occlusive thrombus right proximal superficial femoral vein. Discharged on 11/10/21
Age: 71.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Serratia test positive, Shock haemorrhagic, Tracheostomy, Urinary tract infection, Vena cava filter insertion
Clinical narrative: On 9/8/21 patient presented to ER, and was admitted to the hospital. For the last couple days she felt  slight uneasy feeling or a pressure in the chest.  When she came to the ER,  she was found to have problem with AFib with rapid ventricular rate at times  going up to 150-200.  She had no specific symptoms related to that of  palpitations, syncope or near syncope.  Case was discussed with cardiologist.   She is started on Cardizem drip.    She has a previous history of peptic ulcer disease.  Not too long ago she also  had significant nosebleed.  She had a recent hip surgery done due to infected  hip and has a spacer and ongoing antibiotics.  The patient's potassium was  also low.    She also has been having problem with this watery diarrhea, not foul smelling  for last 4 or 5 days.  Frequent BM.  Every time she eats she has to go and  sometimes it starts before she can even control it.  When she came to the ER,  her potassium was low also.  Due to that, she is being admitted for further  management. On 9/18/21, was positive for COVID. She was incidentally found ot have RLL nodule on admission concerning for low grade adenocarcinoma . Fine needle aspiration 09/10/21 was complicated by  pleural bleed which caused hemorrhagic shock s/p multiple units of PRBC and platelets , septic shock was also suspected , required pressor support ,  s/p chest tube that was removed 09/17/21 , s/p IR angiography selective right intercostal artery T 6 - T11 but no active bleeding or aneurysm noted  . The pathology from the aspiration was negative for malignancy .    Diagnosed with COVID 19 pneumonia positive 09/18/21 , though vaccinated with Pfizer 06/16/21 . This is likely due to immunocompromised status . Completed Remdesivir ,     Required mechanical ventilation due to COVID 19 pneumonia  , initially extubated 09/11/21, but subsequently re intubated 09/19/21. She is s/p trach and PEG 10/06/21. Respiratory culture 10/30/21 did grow serratia marcecens. Respiratory culture prior to this was positive for candida albicans 10/07/21.Patient was managed with Ertapenem.     Foley catheter associated UTI - Klebsiella oxytoca. Urine culture positive 10/29/21.    GI bleed also reported , but remained unstable for invasive GI interventions.    She had AKI requiring CCRT .     Also CT head  10/10/21 noted intracranial bleed , neurosurgery evaluated , conservative treatment for now.    IVC filter was placed 09/24/21 for non occlusive DVT right common femoral vein  Non occlusive thrombus right proximal superficial femoral vein. Discharged on 11/10/21
Age: 44.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Incorrect dose administered, No adverse event
Clinical narrative: Patient received 5 doses of the Janssen vaccine instead of one dose. This was an administration error. Follow up with the patient was conducted, patient did not have any side effects or any long term side effects.
Age: 80.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Expired product administered
Clinical narrative: Stored beyond use date.  Moderna analysis revealed full strength persisted.
Age: 57.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: COVID-19, SARS-CoV-2 test positive
Clinical narrative: BREAKTHROUGH COVID INFECTION. PATIENT TESTED POSITIVE ON 10/12/2021. PATIENT FULLY VACCINATED ON 03/16/2021. PATIENT RECEIVED MONOCLONAL ANTIBODY ON 10/13/21.
Age: 65.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Abnormal loss of weight, CSF glucose normal, CSF protein increased, CSF red blood cell count positive, CSF white blood cell count negative
Clinical narrative: The patient had symptoms following her initial injection of the Moderna vaccine which resulted in her missing two days of work.  She experienced worsening fatigue after her second Moderna vaccination.  On 5/29/2021 she woke up with right-sided weakness and presented to her local hospital  for evaluation.  Evaluation for stroke was unremarkable.  In the beginning of 7/2021, she began to fall frequently stating that her legs would give out.  She endorsed worsening leg weakness, numbness, and an electric pain present from the knees down to her feet and within the rib cage and breast, on the right side in particular. In 9/2021, she began using her mother's motorized lift chair and wheelchair to move around. She was initially evaluated by a local neurologist who suspected polyneuropathy due to uncontrolled DM2 (A1c 14.8%), however reportedly had an EMG which  was concerning for CIDP.  She also endorsed new constipation and reduced urination since the onset of these symptoms. She also complained of fatigue, significant changes in vision, and unintentional weight loss ~40 lbs since 1/2021.  Her EMG from 10/21 showed prolonged distal latencies and markedly decreased amplitudes in the bilateral tibial and peroneal motor nerve conductions; the right sural potential was absent; she had evidence for active and chronic denervation in bilateral L2, L3-4, L5 and S1 muscles.  CSF on 10/29 showed protein 237, glucose 56, WBC 2, RBC 1.  Cervical spine MRI showed minimal degenerative changes.  Thoracic MRI was unremarkable.  Lumbar MRI was unremarkable.
Age: 65.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Condition aggravated, Constipation, Diabetes mellitus inadequate control, Dysuria, Electric shock sensation
Clinical narrative: The patient had symptoms following her initial injection of the Moderna vaccine which resulted in her missing two days of work.  She experienced worsening fatigue after her second Moderna vaccination.  On 5/29/2021 she woke up with right-sided weakness and presented to her local hospital  for evaluation.  Evaluation for stroke was unremarkable.  In the beginning of 7/2021, she began to fall frequently stating that her legs would give out.  She endorsed worsening leg weakness, numbness, and an electric pain present from the knees down to her feet and within the rib cage and breast, on the right side in particular. In 9/2021, she began using her mother's motorized lift chair and wheelchair to move around. She was initially evaluated by a local neurologist who suspected polyneuropathy due to uncontrolled DM2 (A1c 14.8%), however reportedly had an EMG which  was concerning for CIDP.  She also endorsed new constipation and reduced urination since the onset of these symptoms. She also complained of fatigue, significant changes in vision, and unintentional weight loss ~40 lbs since 1/2021.  Her EMG from 10/21 showed prolonged distal latencies and markedly decreased amplitudes in the bilateral tibial and peroneal motor nerve conductions; the right sural potential was absent; she had evidence for active and chronic denervation in bilateral L2, L3-4, L5 and S1 muscles.  CSF on 10/29 showed protein 237, glucose 56, WBC 2, RBC 1.  Cervical spine MRI showed minimal degenerative changes.  Thoracic MRI was unremarkable.  Lumbar MRI was unremarkable.
Age: 65.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Electromyogram abnormal, Fall, Fatigue, Glycosylated haemoglobin increased, Hemiparesis
Clinical narrative: The patient had symptoms following her initial injection of the Moderna vaccine which resulted in her missing two days of work.  She experienced worsening fatigue after her second Moderna vaccination.  On 5/29/2021 she woke up with right-sided weakness and presented to her local hospital  for evaluation.  Evaluation for stroke was unremarkable.  In the beginning of 7/2021, she began to fall frequently stating that her legs would give out.  She endorsed worsening leg weakness, numbness, and an electric pain present from the knees down to her feet and within the rib cage and breast, on the right side in particular. In 9/2021, she began using her mother's motorized lift chair and wheelchair to move around. She was initially evaluated by a local neurologist who suspected polyneuropathy due to uncontrolled DM2 (A1c 14.8%), however reportedly had an EMG which  was concerning for CIDP.  She also endorsed new constipation and reduced urination since the onset of these symptoms. She also complained of fatigue, significant changes in vision, and unintentional weight loss ~40 lbs since 1/2021.  Her EMG from 10/21 showed prolonged distal latencies and markedly decreased amplitudes in the bilateral tibial and peroneal motor nerve conductions; the right sural potential was absent; she had evidence for active and chronic denervation in bilateral L2, L3-4, L5 and S1 muscles.  CSF on 10/29 showed protein 237, glucose 56, WBC 2, RBC 1.  Cervical spine MRI showed minimal degenerative changes.  Thoracic MRI was unremarkable.  Lumbar MRI was unremarkable.
Age: 65.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Hypoaesthesia, Impaired work ability, Intervertebral disc degeneration, Magnetic resonance imaging spinal abnormal, Magnetic resonance imaging thoracic normal
Clinical narrative: The patient had symptoms following her initial injection of the Moderna vaccine which resulted in her missing two days of work.  She experienced worsening fatigue after her second Moderna vaccination.  On 5/29/2021 she woke up with right-sided weakness and presented to her local hospital  for evaluation.  Evaluation for stroke was unremarkable.  In the beginning of 7/2021, she began to fall frequently stating that her legs would give out.  She endorsed worsening leg weakness, numbness, and an electric pain present from the knees down to her feet and within the rib cage and breast, on the right side in particular. In 9/2021, she began using her mother's motorized lift chair and wheelchair to move around. She was initially evaluated by a local neurologist who suspected polyneuropathy due to uncontrolled DM2 (A1c 14.8%), however reportedly had an EMG which  was concerning for CIDP.  She also endorsed new constipation and reduced urination since the onset of these symptoms. She also complained of fatigue, significant changes in vision, and unintentional weight loss ~40 lbs since 1/2021.  Her EMG from 10/21 showed prolonged distal latencies and markedly decreased amplitudes in the bilateral tibial and peroneal motor nerve conductions; the right sural potential was absent; she had evidence for active and chronic denervation in bilateral L2, L3-4, L5 and S1 muscles.  CSF on 10/29 showed protein 237, glucose 56, WBC 2, RBC 1.  Cervical spine MRI showed minimal degenerative changes.  Thoracic MRI was unremarkable.  Lumbar MRI was unremarkable.
Age: 65.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Mobility decreased, Muscular weakness, Neuropathic muscular atrophy, Polyneuropathy, Visual impairment
Clinical narrative: The patient had symptoms following her initial injection of the Moderna vaccine which resulted in her missing two days of work.  She experienced worsening fatigue after her second Moderna vaccination.  On 5/29/2021 she woke up with right-sided weakness and presented to her local hospital  for evaluation.  Evaluation for stroke was unremarkable.  In the beginning of 7/2021, she began to fall frequently stating that her legs would give out.  She endorsed worsening leg weakness, numbness, and an electric pain present from the knees down to her feet and within the rib cage and breast, on the right side in particular. In 9/2021, she began using her mother's motorized lift chair and wheelchair to move around. She was initially evaluated by a local neurologist who suspected polyneuropathy due to uncontrolled DM2 (A1c 14.8%), however reportedly had an EMG which  was concerning for CIDP.  She also endorsed new constipation and reduced urination since the onset of these symptoms. She also complained of fatigue, significant changes in vision, and unintentional weight loss ~40 lbs since 1/2021.  Her EMG from 10/21 showed prolonged distal latencies and markedly decreased amplitudes in the bilateral tibial and peroneal motor nerve conductions; the right sural potential was absent; she had evidence for active and chronic denervation in bilateral L2, L3-4, L5 and S1 muscles.  CSF on 10/29 showed protein 237, glucose 56, WBC 2, RBC 1.  Cervical spine MRI showed minimal degenerative changes.  Thoracic MRI was unremarkable.  Lumbar MRI was unremarkable.
Age: 65.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Wheelchair user
Clinical narrative: The patient had symptoms following her initial injection of the Moderna vaccine which resulted in her missing two days of work.  She experienced worsening fatigue after her second Moderna vaccination.  On 5/29/2021 she woke up with right-sided weakness and presented to her local hospital  for evaluation.  Evaluation for stroke was unremarkable.  In the beginning of 7/2021, she began to fall frequently stating that her legs would give out.  She endorsed worsening leg weakness, numbness, and an electric pain present from the knees down to her feet and within the rib cage and breast, on the right side in particular. In 9/2021, she began using her mother's motorized lift chair and wheelchair to move around. She was initially evaluated by a local neurologist who suspected polyneuropathy due to uncontrolled DM2 (A1c 14.8%), however reportedly had an EMG which  was concerning for CIDP.  She also endorsed new constipation and reduced urination since the onset of these symptoms. She also complained of fatigue, significant changes in vision, and unintentional weight loss ~40 lbs since 1/2021.  Her EMG from 10/21 showed prolonged distal latencies and markedly decreased amplitudes in the bilateral tibial and peroneal motor nerve conductions; the right sural potential was absent; she had evidence for active and chronic denervation in bilateral L2, L3-4, L5 and S1 muscles.  CSF on 10/29 showed protein 237, glucose 56, WBC 2, RBC 1.  Cervical spine MRI showed minimal degenerative changes.  Thoracic MRI was unremarkable.  Lumbar MRI was unremarkable.
Age: 80.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Asthenia, Full blood count, Musculoskeletal stiffness, Pyrexia, Urine analysis
Clinical narrative: fever, weakness, stiffness
Age: 52.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19, FLU4
Symptoms: Expired product administered
Clinical narrative: Patient received pfizer covid vaccine that was past its BUD.  BUD was 11/12/21 @ 1738. Patient received vaccine on 11/13/21 @ 1706.
Age: 14.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Granuloma annulare
Clinical narrative: Granula Annulare
Age: 52.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Condition aggravated, Tinnitus
Clinical narrative: tinnitus
Age: 45.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Extra dose administered, No adverse event
Clinical narrative: Patient received five doses of the Janssen vaccine instead of one dose. This was an administration error. Follow up was conducted with the patient and the patient had no sided effects or long term effects.
Age: 73.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Expired product administered
Clinical narrative: Stored beyond use date.  Moderna analysis revealed full strength persisted.
Age: 69.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Cough, Dizziness, Dyspnoea, Fatigue, Headache
Clinical narrative: fatigue, fever ( around 99.5) , rapid heart beats, shortness of breath, almost fainting episodes, restlessness, headache, coughing.
Age: 69.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Heart rate increased, Pyrexia, Restlessness
Clinical narrative: fatigue, fever ( around 99.5) , rapid heart beats, shortness of breath, almost fainting episodes, restlessness, headache, coughing.
Age: 64.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Expired product administered
Clinical narrative: Stored beyond use date.  Moderna analysis revealed full strength persisted.
Age: 46.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Headache, Nasopharyngitis, Oropharyngeal pain, SARS-CoV-2 test negative, Sinusitis
Clinical narrative: It started with a head congestion, headache, and a sore throat. After two days of that, I went to the doctor on 11/12/2021, at Express Care, they said I had a sinus infection. They prescribed me with amoxicillin to take 1 every 12 hours. I was also prescribed a steroid.
Age: 61.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: UNK
Symptoms: Eye swelling, Pharyngeal swelling, Urticaria
Clinical narrative: Patient report that 2 hours after the vaccines she got hives on her legs... the next day she got hives on her faces arms and stomach... called her doctor who told to take Benadryl every 4 hours... 2 days later her throat and eyes were swollen...
Age: 60.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Expired product administered
Clinical narrative: Stored beyond use date.  Moderna analysis revealed full strength persisted.
Age: 14.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Granuloma annulare
Clinical narrative: Granuloma Annulare
Age: 28.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Blood pressure increased, Heart rate increased, Hypotension, Palpitations
Clinical narrative: increased HR , palpitations and unstable bp goes from being elevated to dropping  low
Age: 12.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Rash, Rash erythematous, Rash papular, Skin erosion, Skin exfoliation
Clinical narrative: a rash began to appear on the armpit and upper arm that received the vaccine. The rash was bright red, swollen, and had bumpy spots as well as flat patches. A finer red rash spread across her collar bone. The rash then spread to the left arm. It also appeared on the inside of her arms and thighs.  The pediatrician said it was ok to get the second dose (the rash was present). After that 2nd dose the rash spread and worsened. I will fill out a second VAERS form to document what happened after the second dose. She is still suffering with a bad rash on her body that is terribly painful, raw, and her skin is shedding.
Age: 87.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Asthenia, Atelectasis, Blood culture positive, COVID-19, Cardiomegaly
Clinical narrative: Patient came to ER and admitted on 10/8/21. This 88 year male with a history of obesity, retired farmer, who has been discharge after treatment of UTI, dehydration weakness.  He was at nursing home.  Started having hematuria from what he describes and he was found to be hypotensive and concern about infection.  He was sent to the local nursing home and was transferred here for treatment of sepsis.  He was initially in ICU.  Improved with fluid boluses.  Blood cultures later on showed positive for Pseudomonas.  He was treated with antibiotic for 14 days. He was ready to be discharged on that aspect but then he became afebrile.  COVID 19 test was positive.  He has already been vaccinated.  He was transferred to COVID isolation. He did not require any oxygen.  He was observed and clinically improved. Discharged on 11/4/21
Age: 87.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Chest X-ray abnormal, Condition aggravated, Dehydration, Haematuria, Hypotension
Clinical narrative: Patient came to ER and admitted on 10/8/21. This 88 year male with a history of obesity, retired farmer, who has been discharge after treatment of UTI, dehydration weakness.  He was at nursing home.  Started having hematuria from what he describes and he was found to be hypotensive and concern about infection.  He was sent to the local nursing home and was transferred here for treatment of sepsis.  He was initially in ICU.  Improved with fluid boluses.  Blood cultures later on showed positive for Pseudomonas.  He was treated with antibiotic for 14 days. He was ready to be discharged on that aspect but then he became afebrile.  COVID 19 test was positive.  He has already been vaccinated.  He was transferred to COVID isolation. He did not require any oxygen.  He was observed and clinically improved. Discharged on 11/4/21
Age: 87.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Intensive care, Lung consolidation, Pseudomonas infection, Pseudomonas test positive, SARS-CoV-2 test positive
Clinical narrative: Patient came to ER and admitted on 10/8/21. This 88 year male with a history of obesity, retired farmer, who has been discharge after treatment of UTI, dehydration weakness.  He was at nursing home.  Started having hematuria from what he describes and he was found to be hypotensive and concern about infection.  He was sent to the local nursing home and was transferred here for treatment of sepsis.  He was initially in ICU.  Improved with fluid boluses.  Blood cultures later on showed positive for Pseudomonas.  He was treated with antibiotic for 14 days. He was ready to be discharged on that aspect but then he became afebrile.  COVID 19 test was positive.  He has already been vaccinated.  He was transferred to COVID isolation. He did not require any oxygen.  He was observed and clinically improved. Discharged on 11/4/21