chrisvoncsefalvay/vaers-narrative-generation huggingface dataset:
Age: 43.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: TDAP
Symptoms: Bacterial test negative, Basophil count normal, Basophil percentage, Bilirubin conjugated, Blood albumin normal
Clinical narrative: Respiratory failure - ventilation.  IVIG 30gm daily x5 days.  This is a 43 year-old male who as in his usual state of good health until three days prior to admission when he noted some low back pain and tingling in his legs.  He also noted complaints of sinus congestion and drainage.  He saw Dr. in the office on 6-25, and was given AUGMENTIN for sinusitis.  He mentioned his numbness in his legs and it was decided to see how he did after his infection had cleared and then work that up as necessary.  He also went to a chiropractor who adjusted his back and he had improvement in his low back pain.  However, he had persistent numbness in his legs and in his arms he described as feeling as if they had gone to sleep and were tingling.  He got to the point today where he had difficulty ambulating and even fell in his garage and has a small cut on his right ear from that fall.  He presented to the emergency room and was noted to have significant difficulties with ataxia and was thus admitted for further evaluation and care.  He does not that he has had multiple tick bites since he lives on a farm, but has not noted any significant skin rashes.  He also has not urinated all day, although he has not taken in very much fluid either.  In the emergency room his white count was 11,900, hemoglobin 16.2.  Electrolytes were unremarkable and BUN and creatinine were 14 and 0.85 respectively.  His liver enzymes were unremarkable.  A tick panel was sent off for evaluation. 7/21/08-CDC's CISA staff has reviewed VAERS # 318176 and confirmed that this is GBS level 1. 9/12/08 Received hospital D/C/ summary for 6/27-7/23/2008. FINAL DX: Guillain Barre syndrome; pneumonia; respiratory failure; & elevated liver enzymes. Report states patient initially admitted w/difficulty walking then quickly developed UE extremity weakness & trouble breathing.  Consults by neuro, ID & GI done.  Mechanical ventilation, IVIG, enteral nutrition, antibiotics & was extubated when pneumonia improved.
Age: 43.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: TDAP
Symptoms: Blood alkaline phosphatase normal, Blood amylase normal, Blood bilirubin normal, Blood calcium normal, Blood chloride normal
Clinical narrative: Respiratory failure - ventilation.  IVIG 30gm daily x5 days.  This is a 43 year-old male who as in his usual state of good health until three days prior to admission when he noted some low back pain and tingling in his legs.  He also noted complaints of sinus congestion and drainage.  He saw Dr. in the office on 6-25, and was given AUGMENTIN for sinusitis.  He mentioned his numbness in his legs and it was decided to see how he did after his infection had cleared and then work that up as necessary.  He also went to a chiropractor who adjusted his back and he had improvement in his low back pain.  However, he had persistent numbness in his legs and in his arms he described as feeling as if they had gone to sleep and were tingling.  He got to the point today where he had difficulty ambulating and even fell in his garage and has a small cut on his right ear from that fall.  He presented to the emergency room and was noted to have significant difficulties with ataxia and was thus admitted for further evaluation and care.  He does not that he has had multiple tick bites since he lives on a farm, but has not noted any significant skin rashes.  He also has not urinated all day, although he has not taken in very much fluid either.  In the emergency room his white count was 11,900, hemoglobin 16.2.  Electrolytes were unremarkable and BUN and creatinine were 14 and 0.85 respectively.  His liver enzymes were unremarkable.  A tick panel was sent off for evaluation. 7/21/08-CDC's CISA staff has reviewed VAERS # 318176 and confirmed that this is GBS level 1. 9/12/08 Received hospital D/C/ summary for 6/27-7/23/2008. FINAL DX: Guillain Barre syndrome; pneumonia; respiratory failure; & elevated liver enzymes. Report states patient initially admitted w/difficulty walking then quickly developed UE extremity weakness & trouble breathing.  Consults by neuro, ID & GI done.  Mechanical ventilation, IVIG, enteral nutrition, antibiotics & was extubated when pneumonia improved.
Age: 43.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: TDAP
Symptoms: Blood creatine phosphokinase MB normal, Blood creatine phosphokinase normal, Blood creatinine normal, Blood glucose increased, Blood potassium normal
Clinical narrative: Respiratory failure - ventilation.  IVIG 30gm daily x5 days.  This is a 43 year-old male who as in his usual state of good health until three days prior to admission when he noted some low back pain and tingling in his legs.  He also noted complaints of sinus congestion and drainage.  He saw Dr. in the office on 6-25, and was given AUGMENTIN for sinusitis.  He mentioned his numbness in his legs and it was decided to see how he did after his infection had cleared and then work that up as necessary.  He also went to a chiropractor who adjusted his back and he had improvement in his low back pain.  However, he had persistent numbness in his legs and in his arms he described as feeling as if they had gone to sleep and were tingling.  He got to the point today where he had difficulty ambulating and even fell in his garage and has a small cut on his right ear from that fall.  He presented to the emergency room and was noted to have significant difficulties with ataxia and was thus admitted for further evaluation and care.  He does not that he has had multiple tick bites since he lives on a farm, but has not noted any significant skin rashes.  He also has not urinated all day, although he has not taken in very much fluid either.  In the emergency room his white count was 11,900, hemoglobin 16.2.  Electrolytes were unremarkable and BUN and creatinine were 14 and 0.85 respectively.  His liver enzymes were unremarkable.  A tick panel was sent off for evaluation. 7/21/08-CDC's CISA staff has reviewed VAERS # 318176 and confirmed that this is GBS level 1. 9/12/08 Received hospital D/C/ summary for 6/27-7/23/2008. FINAL DX: Guillain Barre syndrome; pneumonia; respiratory failure; & elevated liver enzymes. Report states patient initially admitted w/difficulty walking then quickly developed UE extremity weakness & trouble breathing.  Consults by neuro, ID & GI done.  Mechanical ventilation, IVIG, enteral nutrition, antibiotics & was extubated when pneumonia improved.
Age: 43.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: TDAP
Symptoms: Blood product transfusion, Blood sodium normal, Blood urea normal, Carbon dioxide normal, Chest X-ray abnormal
Clinical narrative: Respiratory failure - ventilation.  IVIG 30gm daily x5 days.  This is a 43 year-old male who as in his usual state of good health until three days prior to admission when he noted some low back pain and tingling in his legs.  He also noted complaints of sinus congestion and drainage.  He saw Dr. in the office on 6-25, and was given AUGMENTIN for sinusitis.  He mentioned his numbness in his legs and it was decided to see how he did after his infection had cleared and then work that up as necessary.  He also went to a chiropractor who adjusted his back and he had improvement in his low back pain.  However, he had persistent numbness in his legs and in his arms he described as feeling as if they had gone to sleep and were tingling.  He got to the point today where he had difficulty ambulating and even fell in his garage and has a small cut on his right ear from that fall.  He presented to the emergency room and was noted to have significant difficulties with ataxia and was thus admitted for further evaluation and care.  He does not that he has had multiple tick bites since he lives on a farm, but has not noted any significant skin rashes.  He also has not urinated all day, although he has not taken in very much fluid either.  In the emergency room his white count was 11,900, hemoglobin 16.2.  Electrolytes were unremarkable and BUN and creatinine were 14 and 0.85 respectively.  His liver enzymes were unremarkable.  A tick panel was sent off for evaluation. 7/21/08-CDC's CISA staff has reviewed VAERS # 318176 and confirmed that this is GBS level 1. 9/12/08 Received hospital D/C/ summary for 6/27-7/23/2008. FINAL DX: Guillain Barre syndrome; pneumonia; respiratory failure; & elevated liver enzymes. Report states patient initially admitted w/difficulty walking then quickly developed UE extremity weakness & trouble breathing.  Consults by neuro, ID & GI done.  Mechanical ventilation, IVIG, enteral nutrition, antibiotics & was extubated when pneumonia improved.
Age: 43.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: TDAP
Symptoms: Computerised tomogram normal, Diagnostic procedure, Dysuria, Electromyogram abnormal, Eosinophil count normal
Clinical narrative: Respiratory failure - ventilation.  IVIG 30gm daily x5 days.  This is a 43 year-old male who as in his usual state of good health until three days prior to admission when he noted some low back pain and tingling in his legs.  He also noted complaints of sinus congestion and drainage.  He saw Dr. in the office on 6-25, and was given AUGMENTIN for sinusitis.  He mentioned his numbness in his legs and it was decided to see how he did after his infection had cleared and then work that up as necessary.  He also went to a chiropractor who adjusted his back and he had improvement in his low back pain.  However, he had persistent numbness in his legs and in his arms he described as feeling as if they had gone to sleep and were tingling.  He got to the point today where he had difficulty ambulating and even fell in his garage and has a small cut on his right ear from that fall.  He presented to the emergency room and was noted to have significant difficulties with ataxia and was thus admitted for further evaluation and care.  He does not that he has had multiple tick bites since he lives on a farm, but has not noted any significant skin rashes.  He also has not urinated all day, although he has not taken in very much fluid either.  In the emergency room his white count was 11,900, hemoglobin 16.2.  Electrolytes were unremarkable and BUN and creatinine were 14 and 0.85 respectively.  His liver enzymes were unremarkable.  A tick panel was sent off for evaluation. 7/21/08-CDC's CISA staff has reviewed VAERS # 318176 and confirmed that this is GBS level 1. 9/12/08 Received hospital D/C/ summary for 6/27-7/23/2008. FINAL DX: Guillain Barre syndrome; pneumonia; respiratory failure; & elevated liver enzymes. Report states patient initially admitted w/difficulty walking then quickly developed UE extremity weakness & trouble breathing.  Consults by neuro, ID & GI done.  Mechanical ventilation, IVIG, enteral nutrition, antibiotics & was extubated when pneumonia improved.
Age: 43.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: TDAP
Symptoms: Eosinophil percentage, Fall, Fluid intake reduced, Gait disturbance, Gram stain negative
Clinical narrative: Respiratory failure - ventilation.  IVIG 30gm daily x5 days.  This is a 43 year-old male who as in his usual state of good health until three days prior to admission when he noted some low back pain and tingling in his legs.  He also noted complaints of sinus congestion and drainage.  He saw Dr. in the office on 6-25, and was given AUGMENTIN for sinusitis.  He mentioned his numbness in his legs and it was decided to see how he did after his infection had cleared and then work that up as necessary.  He also went to a chiropractor who adjusted his back and he had improvement in his low back pain.  However, he had persistent numbness in his legs and in his arms he described as feeling as if they had gone to sleep and were tingling.  He got to the point today where he had difficulty ambulating and even fell in his garage and has a small cut on his right ear from that fall.  He presented to the emergency room and was noted to have significant difficulties with ataxia and was thus admitted for further evaluation and care.  He does not that he has had multiple tick bites since he lives on a farm, but has not noted any significant skin rashes.  He also has not urinated all day, although he has not taken in very much fluid either.  In the emergency room his white count was 11,900, hemoglobin 16.2.  Electrolytes were unremarkable and BUN and creatinine were 14 and 0.85 respectively.  His liver enzymes were unremarkable.  A tick panel was sent off for evaluation. 7/21/08-CDC's CISA staff has reviewed VAERS # 318176 and confirmed that this is GBS level 1. 9/12/08 Received hospital D/C/ summary for 6/27-7/23/2008. FINAL DX: Guillain Barre syndrome; pneumonia; respiratory failure; & elevated liver enzymes. Report states patient initially admitted w/difficulty walking then quickly developed UE extremity weakness & trouble breathing.  Consults by neuro, ID & GI done.  Mechanical ventilation, IVIG, enteral nutrition, antibiotics & was extubated when pneumonia improved.
Age: 43.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: TDAP
Symptoms: Haematocrit normal, Haemoglobin normal, Hypoaesthesia, International normalised ratio decreased, Laceration
Clinical narrative: Respiratory failure - ventilation.  IVIG 30gm daily x5 days.  This is a 43 year-old male who as in his usual state of good health until three days prior to admission when he noted some low back pain and tingling in his legs.  He also noted complaints of sinus congestion and drainage.  He saw Dr. in the office on 6-25, and was given AUGMENTIN for sinusitis.  He mentioned his numbness in his legs and it was decided to see how he did after his infection had cleared and then work that up as necessary.  He also went to a chiropractor who adjusted his back and he had improvement in his low back pain.  However, he had persistent numbness in his legs and in his arms he described as feeling as if they had gone to sleep and were tingling.  He got to the point today where he had difficulty ambulating and even fell in his garage and has a small cut on his right ear from that fall.  He presented to the emergency room and was noted to have significant difficulties with ataxia and was thus admitted for further evaluation and care.  He does not that he has had multiple tick bites since he lives on a farm, but has not noted any significant skin rashes.  He also has not urinated all day, although he has not taken in very much fluid either.  In the emergency room his white count was 11,900, hemoglobin 16.2.  Electrolytes were unremarkable and BUN and creatinine were 14 and 0.85 respectively.  His liver enzymes were unremarkable.  A tick panel was sent off for evaluation. 7/21/08-CDC's CISA staff has reviewed VAERS # 318176 and confirmed that this is GBS level 1. 9/12/08 Received hospital D/C/ summary for 6/27-7/23/2008. FINAL DX: Guillain Barre syndrome; pneumonia; respiratory failure; & elevated liver enzymes. Report states patient initially admitted w/difficulty walking then quickly developed UE extremity weakness & trouble breathing.  Consults by neuro, ID & GI done.  Mechanical ventilation, IVIG, enteral nutrition, antibiotics & was extubated when pneumonia improved.
Age: 43.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: TDAP
Symptoms: Lipase normal, Lymphocyte count normal, Lymphocyte percentage decreased, Mean cell haemoglobin concentration normal, Mean cell haemoglobin normal
Clinical narrative: Respiratory failure - ventilation.  IVIG 30gm daily x5 days.  This is a 43 year-old male who as in his usual state of good health until three days prior to admission when he noted some low back pain and tingling in his legs.  He also noted complaints of sinus congestion and drainage.  He saw Dr. in the office on 6-25, and was given AUGMENTIN for sinusitis.  He mentioned his numbness in his legs and it was decided to see how he did after his infection had cleared and then work that up as necessary.  He also went to a chiropractor who adjusted his back and he had improvement in his low back pain.  However, he had persistent numbness in his legs and in his arms he described as feeling as if they had gone to sleep and were tingling.  He got to the point today where he had difficulty ambulating and even fell in his garage and has a small cut on his right ear from that fall.  He presented to the emergency room and was noted to have significant difficulties with ataxia and was thus admitted for further evaluation and care.  He does not that he has had multiple tick bites since he lives on a farm, but has not noted any significant skin rashes.  He also has not urinated all day, although he has not taken in very much fluid either.  In the emergency room his white count was 11,900, hemoglobin 16.2.  Electrolytes were unremarkable and BUN and creatinine were 14 and 0.85 respectively.  His liver enzymes were unremarkable.  A tick panel was sent off for evaluation. 7/21/08-CDC's CISA staff has reviewed VAERS # 318176 and confirmed that this is GBS level 1. 9/12/08 Received hospital D/C/ summary for 6/27-7/23/2008. FINAL DX: Guillain Barre syndrome; pneumonia; respiratory failure; & elevated liver enzymes. Report states patient initially admitted w/difficulty walking then quickly developed UE extremity weakness & trouble breathing.  Consults by neuro, ID & GI done.  Mechanical ventilation, IVIG, enteral nutrition, antibiotics & was extubated when pneumonia improved.
Age: 43.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: TDAP
Symptoms: Mean cell volume normal, Mean platelet volume normal, Mechanical ventilation, Monocyte count normal, Monocyte percentage
Clinical narrative: Respiratory failure - ventilation.  IVIG 30gm daily x5 days.  This is a 43 year-old male who as in his usual state of good health until three days prior to admission when he noted some low back pain and tingling in his legs.  He also noted complaints of sinus congestion and drainage.  He saw Dr. in the office on 6-25, and was given AUGMENTIN for sinusitis.  He mentioned his numbness in his legs and it was decided to see how he did after his infection had cleared and then work that up as necessary.  He also went to a chiropractor who adjusted his back and he had improvement in his low back pain.  However, he had persistent numbness in his legs and in his arms he described as feeling as if they had gone to sleep and were tingling.  He got to the point today where he had difficulty ambulating and even fell in his garage and has a small cut on his right ear from that fall.  He presented to the emergency room and was noted to have significant difficulties with ataxia and was thus admitted for further evaluation and care.  He does not that he has had multiple tick bites since he lives on a farm, but has not noted any significant skin rashes.  He also has not urinated all day, although he has not taken in very much fluid either.  In the emergency room his white count was 11,900, hemoglobin 16.2.  Electrolytes were unremarkable and BUN and creatinine were 14 and 0.85 respectively.  His liver enzymes were unremarkable.  A tick panel was sent off for evaluation. 7/21/08-CDC's CISA staff has reviewed VAERS # 318176 and confirmed that this is GBS level 1. 9/12/08 Received hospital D/C/ summary for 6/27-7/23/2008. FINAL DX: Guillain Barre syndrome; pneumonia; respiratory failure; & elevated liver enzymes. Report states patient initially admitted w/difficulty walking then quickly developed UE extremity weakness & trouble breathing.  Consults by neuro, ID & GI done.  Mechanical ventilation, IVIG, enteral nutrition, antibiotics & was extubated when pneumonia improved.
Age: 43.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: TDAP
Symptoms: Myoglobin blood, Nerve conduction studies abnormal, Neutrophil count increased, Neutrophil percentage increased, Nuclear magnetic resonance imaging abnormal
Clinical narrative: Respiratory failure - ventilation.  IVIG 30gm daily x5 days.  This is a 43 year-old male who as in his usual state of good health until three days prior to admission when he noted some low back pain and tingling in his legs.  He also noted complaints of sinus congestion and drainage.  He saw Dr. in the office on 6-25, and was given AUGMENTIN for sinusitis.  He mentioned his numbness in his legs and it was decided to see how he did after his infection had cleared and then work that up as necessary.  He also went to a chiropractor who adjusted his back and he had improvement in his low back pain.  However, he had persistent numbness in his legs and in his arms he described as feeling as if they had gone to sleep and were tingling.  He got to the point today where he had difficulty ambulating and even fell in his garage and has a small cut on his right ear from that fall.  He presented to the emergency room and was noted to have significant difficulties with ataxia and was thus admitted for further evaluation and care.  He does not that he has had multiple tick bites since he lives on a farm, but has not noted any significant skin rashes.  He also has not urinated all day, although he has not taken in very much fluid either.  In the emergency room his white count was 11,900, hemoglobin 16.2.  Electrolytes were unremarkable and BUN and creatinine were 14 and 0.85 respectively.  His liver enzymes were unremarkable.  A tick panel was sent off for evaluation. 7/21/08-CDC's CISA staff has reviewed VAERS # 318176 and confirmed that this is GBS level 1. 9/12/08 Received hospital D/C/ summary for 6/27-7/23/2008. FINAL DX: Guillain Barre syndrome; pneumonia; respiratory failure; & elevated liver enzymes. Report states patient initially admitted w/difficulty walking then quickly developed UE extremity weakness & trouble breathing.  Consults by neuro, ID & GI done.  Mechanical ventilation, IVIG, enteral nutrition, antibiotics & was extubated when pneumonia improved.
Age: 43.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: TDAP
Symptoms: Nuclear magnetic resonance imaging brain normal, Paraesthesia, Platelet count increased, Protein total increased, Prothrombin time prolonged
Clinical narrative: Respiratory failure - ventilation.  IVIG 30gm daily x5 days.  This is a 43 year-old male who as in his usual state of good health until three days prior to admission when he noted some low back pain and tingling in his legs.  He also noted complaints of sinus congestion and drainage.  He saw Dr. in the office on 6-25, and was given AUGMENTIN for sinusitis.  He mentioned his numbness in his legs and it was decided to see how he did after his infection had cleared and then work that up as necessary.  He also went to a chiropractor who adjusted his back and he had improvement in his low back pain.  However, he had persistent numbness in his legs and in his arms he described as feeling as if they had gone to sleep and were tingling.  He got to the point today where he had difficulty ambulating and even fell in his garage and has a small cut on his right ear from that fall.  He presented to the emergency room and was noted to have significant difficulties with ataxia and was thus admitted for further evaluation and care.  He does not that he has had multiple tick bites since he lives on a farm, but has not noted any significant skin rashes.  He also has not urinated all day, although he has not taken in very much fluid either.  In the emergency room his white count was 11,900, hemoglobin 16.2.  Electrolytes were unremarkable and BUN and creatinine were 14 and 0.85 respectively.  His liver enzymes were unremarkable.  A tick panel was sent off for evaluation. 7/21/08-CDC's CISA staff has reviewed VAERS # 318176 and confirmed that this is GBS level 1. 9/12/08 Received hospital D/C/ summary for 6/27-7/23/2008. FINAL DX: Guillain Barre syndrome; pneumonia; respiratory failure; & elevated liver enzymes. Report states patient initially admitted w/difficulty walking then quickly developed UE extremity weakness & trouble breathing.  Consults by neuro, ID & GI done.  Mechanical ventilation, IVIG, enteral nutrition, antibiotics & was extubated when pneumonia improved.
Age: 43.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: TDAP
Symptoms: Red blood cell count normal, Red cell distribution width normal, Respiratory failure, Scan brain, Sinus congestion
Clinical narrative: Respiratory failure - ventilation.  IVIG 30gm daily x5 days.  This is a 43 year-old male who as in his usual state of good health until three days prior to admission when he noted some low back pain and tingling in his legs.  He also noted complaints of sinus congestion and drainage.  He saw Dr. in the office on 6-25, and was given AUGMENTIN for sinusitis.  He mentioned his numbness in his legs and it was decided to see how he did after his infection had cleared and then work that up as necessary.  He also went to a chiropractor who adjusted his back and he had improvement in his low back pain.  However, he had persistent numbness in his legs and in his arms he described as feeling as if they had gone to sleep and were tingling.  He got to the point today where he had difficulty ambulating and even fell in his garage and has a small cut on his right ear from that fall.  He presented to the emergency room and was noted to have significant difficulties with ataxia and was thus admitted for further evaluation and care.  He does not that he has had multiple tick bites since he lives on a farm, but has not noted any significant skin rashes.  He also has not urinated all day, although he has not taken in very much fluid either.  In the emergency room his white count was 11,900, hemoglobin 16.2.  Electrolytes were unremarkable and BUN and creatinine were 14 and 0.85 respectively.  His liver enzymes were unremarkable.  A tick panel was sent off for evaluation. 7/21/08-CDC's CISA staff has reviewed VAERS # 318176 and confirmed that this is GBS level 1. 9/12/08 Received hospital D/C/ summary for 6/27-7/23/2008. FINAL DX: Guillain Barre syndrome; pneumonia; respiratory failure; & elevated liver enzymes. Report states patient initially admitted w/difficulty walking then quickly developed UE extremity weakness & trouble breathing.  Consults by neuro, ID & GI done.  Mechanical ventilation, IVIG, enteral nutrition, antibiotics & was extubated when pneumonia improved.
Age: 43.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: TDAP
Symptoms: Sinusitis, Troponin, White blood cell count increased
Clinical narrative: Respiratory failure - ventilation.  IVIG 30gm daily x5 days.  This is a 43 year-old male who as in his usual state of good health until three days prior to admission when he noted some low back pain and tingling in his legs.  He also noted complaints of sinus congestion and drainage.  He saw Dr. in the office on 6-25, and was given AUGMENTIN for sinusitis.  He mentioned his numbness in his legs and it was decided to see how he did after his infection had cleared and then work that up as necessary.  He also went to a chiropractor who adjusted his back and he had improvement in his low back pain.  However, he had persistent numbness in his legs and in his arms he described as feeling as if they had gone to sleep and were tingling.  He got to the point today where he had difficulty ambulating and even fell in his garage and has a small cut on his right ear from that fall.  He presented to the emergency room and was noted to have significant difficulties with ataxia and was thus admitted for further evaluation and care.  He does not that he has had multiple tick bites since he lives on a farm, but has not noted any significant skin rashes.  He also has not urinated all day, although he has not taken in very much fluid either.  In the emergency room his white count was 11,900, hemoglobin 16.2.  Electrolytes were unremarkable and BUN and creatinine were 14 and 0.85 respectively.  His liver enzymes were unremarkable.  A tick panel was sent off for evaluation. 7/21/08-CDC's CISA staff has reviewed VAERS # 318176 and confirmed that this is GBS level 1. 9/12/08 Received hospital D/C/ summary for 6/27-7/23/2008. FINAL DX: Guillain Barre syndrome; pneumonia; respiratory failure; & elevated liver enzymes. Report states patient initially admitted w/difficulty walking then quickly developed UE extremity weakness & trouble breathing.  Consults by neuro, ID & GI done.  Mechanical ventilation, IVIG, enteral nutrition, antibiotics & was extubated when pneumonia improved.
Age: 3.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: HEPA, IPV
Symptoms: Urticaria
Clinical narrative: Hives on right leg.
Age: 61.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: HEP, HIBV, IPV, PPV, TD
Symptoms: No adverse event
Clinical narrative: Client came in 7-1-08 to get her vaccination.  1 year post stem cell transplant for lymphoma.  She was administered poliovirus vaccine IM activated - IPOL 0.5cc - after administration noted Lot 20326 E07APR08.  No reaction noted to date.
Age: 57.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: HEPAB, HEPAB
Symptoms: Anorexia, Body temperature increased, Chills, Diarrhoea, Dyspnoea
Clinical narrative: 6-17-08 - developed chills - cramps - loss appetite.  6-18-08 - cramps, diarrhea, loss appetite, temperature 102 and shortness of breath.  6-19-08 - cramps, diarrhea, temperature decreased to 101 - 100.  6-20-08 - cramps and diarrhea 6 to 7 times - temperature 98.2.  No shortness of breath.
Age: 57.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: HEPAB, HEPAB
Symptoms: Muscle spasms
Clinical narrative: 6-17-08 - developed chills - cramps - loss appetite.  6-18-08 - cramps, diarrhea, loss appetite, temperature 102 and shortness of breath.  6-19-08 - cramps, diarrhea, temperature decreased to 101 - 100.  6-20-08 - cramps and diarrhea 6 to 7 times - temperature 98.2.  No shortness of breath.
Age: 57.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: HEPAB, HEPAB
Symptoms: Abdominal pain upper, Anorexia, Body temperature increased, Chills, Diarrhoea
Clinical narrative: 6-17-08 - developed chills - cramps - loss appetite.  6-18-08 - cramps, diarrhea, loss appetite, temperature 102 and shortness of breath.  6-19-08 - cramps, diarrhea, temperature decreased to 101 - 100.  6-20-08 - cramps and diarrhea 6 to 7 times - temperature 98.2.  No shortness of breath.
Age: 57.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: HEPAB, HEPAB
Symptoms: Pyrexia
Clinical narrative: 6-17-08 - developed chills - cramps - loss appetite.  6-18-08 - cramps, diarrhea, loss appetite, temperature 102 and shortness of breath.  6-19-08 - cramps, diarrhea, temperature decreased to 101 - 100.  6-20-08 - cramps and diarrhea 6 to 7 times - temperature 98.2.  No shortness of breath.
Age: 70.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: PPV
Symptoms: Headache, Pyrexia
Clinical narrative: Fever at 5pm after injection.  Patient at 9am, pain up to 103 - came to ER with severe H/A.
Age: 51.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: TDAP, TDAP
Symptoms: Arthralgia, Injected limb mobility decreased, Movement disorder, Pain in extremity
Clinical narrative: Pain, stiffness, swelling limiting arm/shoulder motion developing in days after administration.  Remained severe requiring physician exam on more than one occasion. Last exam 7/3/08.  Patient has tender induration in lateral distal middle deltoid of R arm.  There is focal nodularity of 1cm in distal mid deltoid with less distinct but confluentlinear firmness of anterior portion of distal right middle deltoid.  Patient had received opioids later followed by prednisone and muscle relaxants by other physicians while patient was travellling away from administering clinic.  MRI of deltoid and physical therapy planned.
Age: 51.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: TDAP, TDAP
Symptoms: Induration, Injected limb mobility decreased, Musculoskeletal pain, Musculoskeletal stiffness, Nodule
Clinical narrative: Pain, stiffness, swelling limiting arm/shoulder motion developing in days after administration.  Remained severe requiring physician exam on more than one occasion. Last exam 7/3/08.  Patient has tender induration in lateral distal middle deltoid of R arm.  There is focal nodularity of 1cm in distal mid deltoid with less distinct but confluentlinear firmness of anterior portion of distal right middle deltoid.  Patient had received opioids later followed by prednisone and muscle relaxants by other physicians while patient was travellling away from administering clinic.  MRI of deltoid and physical therapy planned.
Age: 51.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: TDAP, TDAP
Symptoms: Oedema peripheral, Pain in extremity, Tenderness
Clinical narrative: Pain, stiffness, swelling limiting arm/shoulder motion developing in days after administration.  Remained severe requiring physician exam on more than one occasion. Last exam 7/3/08.  Patient has tender induration in lateral distal middle deltoid of R arm.  There is focal nodularity of 1cm in distal mid deltoid with less distinct but confluentlinear firmness of anterior portion of distal right middle deltoid.  Patient had received opioids later followed by prednisone and muscle relaxants by other physicians while patient was travellling away from administering clinic.  MRI of deltoid and physical therapy planned.
Age: 19.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: HEP, HPV4, TDAP, HEP, HPV4, TDAP
Symptoms: Arthralgia, Dyspnoea, Epstein-Barr virus test negative, Laboratory test, Pain in extremity
Clinical narrative: On 12-28-07 pt came home from work c/o severe bilateral knee pain. Increasing in severity with stair climbing. Some improvement with rest, ice and Ibuprofen. In Feb she began to c/o hand and wrist pain, bil. Hands were swollen. Minimal improvement with ice and Ibuprofen. Evaluated by physician at school. Blood work done. c/o of constant physician at school Blood work done. c/o of constant  joint pain and states "I feel 85 yrs. old".
Age: 19.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: HEP, HPV4, TDAP, HEP, HPV4, TDAP
Symptoms: Rheumatoid arthritis, Thyroid function test
Clinical narrative: On 12-28-07 pt came home from work c/o severe bilateral knee pain. Increasing in severity with stair climbing. Some improvement with rest, ice and Ibuprofen. In Feb she began to c/o hand and wrist pain, bil. Hands were swollen. Minimal improvement with ice and Ibuprofen. Evaluated by physician at school. Blood work done. c/o of constant physician at school Blood work done. c/o of constant  joint pain and states "I feel 85 yrs. old".
Age: 19.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: HEP, HPV4, TDAP, HEP, HPV4, TDAP
Symptoms: Arthralgia, Oedema peripheral, Pain in extremity, Rheumatoid factor increased
Clinical narrative: On 12-28-07 pt came home from work c/o severe bilateral knee pain. Increasing in severity with stair climbing. Some improvement with rest, ice and Ibuprofen. In Feb she began to c/o hand and wrist pain, bil. Hands were swollen. Minimal improvement with ice and Ibuprofen. Evaluated by physician at school. Blood work done. c/o of constant physician at school Blood work done. c/o of constant  joint pain and states "I feel 85 yrs. old".
Age: 8.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: HEPA, VARCEL
Symptoms: Injection site cellulitis, Injection site erythema, Injection site oedema, Injection site pain, Injection site pruritus
Clinical narrative: Pt presented to Hospital pediatric clinic 24 hours after receiving 2nd varicella vaccine with abrupt onset of edema, erythema, pain, tenderness, and itching over site of injection.  Erythema measured approx 5x6 cm.  Treatment initiated with Atarax and amoxicillin (for possible cellulitis).
Age: 3.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: FLU3
Symptoms: Tic
Clinical narrative: This report was received on 27 December 2007 from a health professional.  Upon receipt of follow-up information on 26 June 2008, it was determined that the event meets seriousness criteria.  SERIOUSNESS CRITERIA: OTHER - MEDICALLY SIGNIFICANT.  A three-year-old male patient, with a history of peanut allergy, received an intramuscular left thigh injection of FLUZONE (lot number U2523AA) on 19 December 2007.  Approximately four hours after vaccination, he developed an eye tic.  Per the reporter, the symptom began to resolve after two days.  No treatment was given, and no testing was performed.  The patient was not taking any concomitant medications.  Follow-up information was received from the health professional on 26 June 2008.  The patient received no other vaccines on 19 December 2007, and was not ill at the time of vaccination.  The reporter described the event as "intermittent tic disorder, apparently vaccine related".  No additional information was provided.
Age: 14.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: TDAP, VARCEL
Symptoms: Injection site erythema, Injection site pain, Injection site pruritus, Injection site rash, Injection site reaction
Clinical narrative: Started with local reaction at inj. site- bumpy, itchy rash. Now 6" in diameter red area. Tender has improved with BENADRYL.
Age: 14.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: HPV4, VARCEL
Symptoms: Convulsion, Dizziness, Syncope
Clinical narrative: Patient was given HPV #2 (LA) IM at approx. 11:00am. VARIVAX was given at approx. 11:10 am on (RA) SobQ. After VARIVAX was given pt. felt dizzy and faint. Patient then fainted and began to convulse for approx. 2-3 seconds. Pt. awake approx. 5 seconds later EPINEPHRINE was administered approx. 11:16 am 1 ml was given on (Rt) sub Q. at approx. 11:20 paramedic arrived. 11:35 am BENADRYL 1ml/50mg was administered. Taken to ER for observation
Age: 48.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: TDAP
Symptoms: Injection site pain, Injection site swelling, Injection site warmth, Pyrexia
Clinical narrative: Pain, swelling, warm to touch at site.  Area below site 3cm.  Fever.  Tx: cephalexin 500mg QID x7 days.
Age: 11.5
Sex: F
Vaccine: MNQ
Symptoms: Erythema, Oedema peripheral, Pruritus, Skin warm
Clinical narrative: (R) upper arm red, warm, swollen 12 hrs after injection. (+) pruritis, nontender approx. 6 cm x 4 cm tx-BENADRYL, AUGMENTIN
Age: 23.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: MNQ
Symptoms: Injection site erythema, Injection site swelling, Injection site warmth
Clinical narrative: Arm where vaccine was given got red, swollen, and hot in area.
Age: 0.2
Sex: F
Vaccine: DTAPHEPBIP, HEP, HIBV, PNC, RV5
Symptoms: Medication error
Clinical narrative: Inadvertently PEDIARIX and pediatric Hepatitis B (.5 ml) were given.
Age: 24.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: HPV4
Symptoms: Erythema, Pruritus generalised, Rash, Rash pruritic, Skin warm
Clinical narrative: Patient states she developed hives 12 hours after GARDASIL vaccine administration.  She describes red, warm, welt-like, pruritic lesions and generalized itchiness on arms, legs bilateral and abdomen and back.  They resolved after use of over the counter Benadryl but pruritis remained.  Denied shortness of breath, wheezing, oral swelling, dizziness, syncopy.  She was advised to continue Benadryl (plus over the counter Claritin/Zyrtec) until symptoms completely resolved by our nurse 7/2/08 and myself 7/3/08.
Age: 24.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: HPV4
Symptoms: Urticaria
Clinical narrative: Patient states she developed hives 12 hours after GARDASIL vaccine administration.  She describes red, warm, welt-like, pruritic lesions and generalized itchiness on arms, legs bilateral and abdomen and back.  They resolved after use of over the counter Benadryl but pruritis remained.  Denied shortness of breath, wheezing, oral swelling, dizziness, syncopy.  She was advised to continue Benadryl (plus over the counter Claritin/Zyrtec) until symptoms completely resolved by our nurse 7/2/08 and myself 7/3/08.
Age: 68.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: VARZOS
Symptoms: Injection site erythema, Injection site reaction, Injection site swelling, Injection site warmth
Clinical narrative: Injection site reaction- 1/2 dollar sized red, warm slightly raised. Resolved after a few days.
Age: 69.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: VARZOS
Symptoms: Injection site erythema, Injection site pruritus
Clinical narrative: Injection site reaction itchy, red, 1/2 dollar sized.
Age: 16.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: HPV4, TDAP
Symptoms: Blood pressure, Dyskinesia, Fall, Gaze palsy, Pallor
Clinical narrative: Pt was given the Tdap vaccine and then the GARDASIL and as soon as she had the GARDASIL vaccine she fell back into the chair. Her eyes rolled back, had some jerking moments only a few seconds. No seizure activity. Was alert in a few minutes and able to speak. Skin was pale BP 106/70, BS-98. Had not eaten breakfast. Color was better after 30 min. able to sit up and left under her own power.
Age: 11.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: MNQ
Symptoms: Grand mal convulsion
Clinical narrative: Tonic clonic convulsion lasting 30 seconds within 24 mins of administration of MENACTRA vaccination. No previous hx convulsions or any neurologic problems
Age: 0.34
Sex: M
Vaccine: HEP, HIBV, IPV, PNC, TDAP
Symptoms: Wrong drug administered
Clinical narrative: The child was in our office for 4 month physical & immunization update.  The child was supposed to receive DTaP #2 but it was documented and sent to health as Tdap #2.
Age: 13.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: DTAP
Symptoms: Wrong drug administered
Clinical narrative: Administered Tdap #1 on 10/11/2007 and documented vaccine, but Lot #C2649AA matched to DTaP.
Age: 1.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: MMR
Symptoms: Pyrexia, Rash
Clinical narrative: Fever from 6/1/08 to 6/21/08.  Exanthema started on trunk expanded to extremities.
Age: 0.17
Sex: F
Vaccine: DTAP, HIBV, IPV, PNC, RV5
Symptoms: Hypersomnia, Injection site erythema, Screaming
Clinical narrative: About 4 hours after vaccines, child had redness of entire right thigh where Hib and Prevnar were given. Had episodes of screaming then sleeping for 4 hours after redness noted. Redness lasted about 1 hour.
Age: 11.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: HEPA, HPV4, MNQ, TDAP
Symptoms: Amnesia, Anaemia, Back pain, Blood test normal, Computerised tomogram normal
Clinical narrative: On the day after vaccinations @ 1pm in the afternoon (received her vaccines 4:30pm the day before), patient complained of backache, dizziness and headache.  Parent said she bumped into her brother and all of a sudden fell to the ground.  She started shaking and seemed to be "unconscious" (fainty).  She also vomited @ that time. She doesn't remember falling.  She was taken immediately to the local ER.  All tests @ ER were normal; "just slightly anemic"
Age: 11.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: HEPA, HPV4, MNQ, TDAP
Symptoms: Dizziness, Electrocardiogram normal, Fall, Headache, Loss of consciousness
Clinical narrative: On the day after vaccinations @ 1pm in the afternoon (received her vaccines 4:30pm the day before), patient complained of backache, dizziness and headache.  Parent said she bumped into her brother and all of a sudden fell to the ground.  She started shaking and seemed to be "unconscious" (fainty).  She also vomited @ that time. She doesn't remember falling.  She was taken immediately to the local ER.  All tests @ ER were normal; "just slightly anemic"
Age: 11.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: HEPA, HPV4, MNQ, TDAP
Symptoms: Syncope, Tremor, Urine analysis normal, Vomiting
Clinical narrative: On the day after vaccinations @ 1pm in the afternoon (received her vaccines 4:30pm the day before), patient complained of backache, dizziness and headache.  Parent said she bumped into her brother and all of a sudden fell to the ground.  She started shaking and seemed to be "unconscious" (fainty).  She also vomited @ that time. She doesn't remember falling.  She was taken immediately to the local ER.  All tests @ ER were normal; "just slightly anemic"
Age: 1.5
Sex: M
Vaccine: DTAP, HEPA, PNC
Symptoms: Injection site cellulitis, Injection site erythema, Injection site mass, Injection site swelling
Clinical narrative: Mother called health department today. Took son to family MD because of red, raised, baseball size knot to right thigh. MD diagnosed a cellulitis infection and prescribed antibiotics. MD encouraged mother to notify health department of condition with regards to shots being administered.
Age: 0.17
Sex: F
Vaccine: DTAP, HIBV, IPV, PNC, RV5
Symptoms: Injection site erythema, Screaming
Clinical narrative: Received Hib and Prevar in R thigh, 3 hours later had redness of thigh with screaming for at least 3 hours. Another patient in our practice had similar rxn, 2 days later. VAERS report filed today for her also.
Age: 1.1
Sex: M
Vaccine: HEPA, MMR
Symptoms: Anorexia, Choking, Cough, Eyes sunken, Irritability
Clinical narrative: 7 Days after receiving the shot he had a fever for three days of 102.8, on day 10 it was followed by a flat, red, rash over his body and face. It first started on his face, then spread. His eyes were sunken in and his skin turned pastey. He had no appetite for about 2 weeks. He then developed a runny nose and cough. He sounds like he is wheezing at times when he breathes , and his cough is deep and loud, at times choking. He also has been really irritable, which was not like him at all. Everyone that knows him, has remarked how he is not himself for the past few weeks. On the 18th, we went to Urgent Care, where Dr. said that it was Roseola, and not contributed to the shots at all. I called our son's PCP on Monday the 21st, and they said that they got his records from the Urgent Care and that they did not need to see him. I followed up with them again though later that week on June 22nd, he had started coughing really deep in his chest and was running a fever still of 102.4. This had continued off and on since the first onset June 18th. The rash had disappered on the 22nd, though. At the time that we returned on June 27th, I had them send him for immune tests per my request. We are still waiting for the results as of June 3rd. I have called them everyday this week.The office that we visited on the 18th for urgent care with Dr. was Urgent Care Center. In addition, I do not recall ever been given a form to sign about the shots that were given, or given literature on them from Dr.'s office. Their office was not concerned of it being a reaction initially, and then on the 27th said it was possible (Dr. was out, but the female doctor said it had happened to one out of the two of her kids). I don't recall her name, but she is the only female physician there.
Age: 1.1
Sex: M
Vaccine: HEPA, MMR
Symptoms: Laboratory test, Pallor, Pyrexia, Rash erythematous, Rash generalised
Clinical narrative: 7 Days after receiving the shot he had a fever for three days of 102.8, on day 10 it was followed by a flat, red, rash over his body and face. It first started on his face, then spread. His eyes were sunken in and his skin turned pastey. He had no appetite for about 2 weeks. He then developed a runny nose and cough. He sounds like he is wheezing at times when he breathes , and his cough is deep and loud, at times choking. He also has been really irritable, which was not like him at all. Everyone that knows him, has remarked how he is not himself for the past few weeks. On the 18th, we went to Urgent Care, where Dr. said that it was Roseola, and not contributed to the shots at all. I called our son's PCP on Monday the 21st, and they said that they got his records from the Urgent Care and that they did not need to see him. I followed up with them again though later that week on June 22nd, he had started coughing really deep in his chest and was running a fever still of 102.4. This had continued off and on since the first onset June 18th. The rash had disappered on the 22nd, though. At the time that we returned on June 27th, I had them send him for immune tests per my request. We are still waiting for the results as of June 3rd. I have called them everyday this week.The office that we visited on the 18th for urgent care with Dr. was Urgent Care Center. In addition, I do not recall ever been given a form to sign about the shots that were given, or given literature on them from Dr.'s office. Their office was not concerned of it being a reaction initially, and then on the 27th said it was possible (Dr. was out, but the female doctor said it had happened to one out of the two of her kids). I don't recall her name, but she is the only female physician there.