Sharif7
Neurosurgery Resident
22 y/o F, P.t referred from clinic with dyspnea, associated with fever and rigours. She had flu-like illness two weeks ago, from 2 days ago she had severe dyspnea with fever and rigours. On admission SpO2 60%, BP 80/50, HR 110,
Generally appears very ill, agitated and dyspneic
Whats cause of her death?
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