CDC, VACCINE ADVERSE EVENT REPORT SYSTEM (VAERS) REQUEST DATE RANGE FEB 2021 TILL FEB 2021. MEDICAL DECLARATION ON VACCINE DEATHS

 

 CDC, VACCINE ADVERSE EVENT REPORT SYSTEM (VAERS) REQUEST DATE RANGE FEB 2021 TILL FEB 2021. MEDICAL DECLARATION ON VACCINE DEATHS 

COVID19 VACCINE (COVID19)

 ABDOMINAL DISCOMFORT 

Stomach upset, sudden heart failure, death

 

Death; Passed out; Stomach was bothering; Constipated; Difficulty breathing; Weakness/Event: Weakness was reported as worsened; a temperature of 99.4 degrees; Sweaty; Cold; Muscle ache; Body Aches; Diarrhea; Nausea; Vomiting; Fatigue/Tiredness; His raspy throat felt like he had mucus stuck in his throat; Cough; Raspy throat/worsened; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer reporting her husband. A 75-year-old male patient received the second dose of BNT162B2 (PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 VACCINE, Batch/lot number: EM9810, Expiry Date: Jun2021) at the age of 74- year-old via an unspecified route of administration on 04Feb2021 09:15 at single dose in Arm, Right for COVID-19 immunisation. Medical history included type 2 diabetes mellitus for about 20-25 years, ongoing kidney disease from 2005, ongoing chronic kidney disease, cardiac pacemaker insertion. The patient was diagnosed with kidney disease in 2005, but it was about 1 to 1-1/2 years ago that his kidney disease progressed to Stage 4 Kidney Disease. She said the Veterans Administration diagnosed her husband with his kidney disease, but her husband saw a private doctor, as well as, a VA doctor for his care. There were no concomitant medications. The patient previously received the first dose of BNT162B2 (Lot Number: EL3248; Expiration Date: Apr2021) at the age of 74- year-old Intramuscularly at approximately 08:45AM on 15Jan2021 in right arm for COVID-19 immunisation and had no reaction. There were no additional vaccines administered on same date of the Pfizer suspect. There were no Prior Vaccinations within 4 weeks. The patient had symptoms start earlier in the day of Tuesday, 09Feb2021, after his second COVID-19 Vaccine shot (04Feb2021). The reporter said she and her husband didn't think anything of his symptoms at first. The patient had a temperature of 99.4 degrees on 09Feb2021. She didn't check her husband's temperature again after that time because the nurse at her husband's doctor's office said her husband's temperature was not at an area of concern. The patient was sweaty, off and on, starting 09Feb2021. She clarified he would be sweaty and the cold, but nothing extreme. The patient developed muscle aches, body aches, diarrhea, nausea, and vomiting on 09Feb2021. She clarified her husband had fatigue, tiredness, and had trouble with a raspy throat. His raspy throat started Tuesday evening (09Feb2021). His raspy throat felt like he had mucus stuck in his throat, and he was unable to clear the mucus from his throat. The reporter called her husband's primary care doctor on the morning of 10Feb2021 because her husband was having trouble with a raspy throat, and difficulty breathing. She said on Tuesday night (09Feb2021) her husband had to sleep sitting up because he couldn't lay down with his breathing. He was able to eat breakfast (clarified as oatmeal and an orange), lunch (clarified as soup and a salad), and dinner (clarified as soup and half a sandwich. She said her husband ate all the meat and half of the bread on the sandwich) on 10Feb2021. Her husband's primary care doctor wasn't available to speak to on Wednesday morning (10Feb2021), but the doctor's nurse said it sounded like her husband was having a reaction to his second COVID-19 Vaccine shot. The reporter said her husband's doctor instructed her later in the day to take her husband to the Emergency Room or Urgent Care if he didn't feel any better. Her husband's throat raspiness got worse in the evening of 10Feb2021. His breathing also became worse after dinner in the evening of 10Feb2021. The patient leaned forward over a couple pillows while sitting on their couch as it was easier for him to breath by doing that. They decided at 11:00PM that her husband should go to the Emergency Room. She said her husband was getting very weak, so she and her husband debated if she should call # for an ambulance, or if she should drive him to the Emergency Room. She said her husband was able to dress himself, but with some difficulty, and she assisted walking him from their house to their car. She said she had turned to walk away from her husband while he was at the side of their car, and then she heard her husband make a noise. He had appeared to have passed out. She clarified in the past, her husband had passed out prior to his pacemaker. She said she dialed #, and the # operator told her how to tell if her husband was still breathing. She said she couldn't tell if her husband was still breathing. She said when the ambulance arrived at her house, the ambulance staff worked on her husband for a long time. The reporter thought her husband had died at the time he had collapsed at the side of their car. The patient took a sugar free cough syrup Tuesday night (09Feb2021), and then again a couple times on Wednesday (10Feb2021) as treatment. The patient had thrown up a couple times, but found that the sugar free cough syrup soothed his cough the night before (09Feb2021). She said her husband had taken 2 TUMS early on Wednesday morning at approximately 2:00AM (10Feb2021). He had said his stomach was bothering him on 10Feb2021. He said he thought he may be constipated, so he took 1 Senokot (Clarified as GeriCare Senna-Plus Natural Vegetable Laxative with Stool Softener) on 10Feb2021. She clarified her husband had diarrhea on 09Feb2021, but felt on 10Feb2021 he may have been constipated. There were no adverse events required a visit to Emergency Room since Patient's wife stated she was getting her husband to their car, so she could drive him to the Emergency Room, when her husband collapsed and died or to Physician Office as they spoke with the nurse at her husband's primary care doctor's office. Weakness was reported as worsened. The outcome of events Sweaty, Cold, Muscle ache, Body Aches, Fatigue/Tiredness, Raspy throat/worsened, Difficulty breathing, Weakness was not recovered; and of the remaining events was unknown. The patient died on 11Feb2021. The patient's official time of death was Thursday, 11Feb2021, at 12:08AM. Cause of death was unknown. An autopsy was not performed and it would take 3 weeks for a death certificate to be issued. The reporter stated she thought it was important to notify Pfizer of her husband's passing because his side effects fell within the expected time period after receiving his second COVID-19 Vaccine.; Reported Cause(s) of Death: Death

 

 "02/08/21--2 days after vaccine--Resident stated that she ""didn't feel good"" (She is developmentally delayed and less able to communicate how she feels than those in the community) and stopped eating most foods; also had fatigue. Vitals, coloring, & behavior were normal. 02/09/21--Belly was firm and mildly distended (although she stated it didn't hurt); she coded this evening and CPR was performed before EMT could transport her to the hospital. 02/10/21--Resident passed."

 

Fall 2/4 hospital admission 2/7/21 with death on 2/8/2021. Patient continued to decline on Bipap he was a DNR/DNI and family decided on comfort measures and he expired 2/8/2021.

 

 Day after receiving the vaccine, the patient complained of abdominal pain which worsened over the day. She went to the ED and was hospitalized. Abdominal pain complaints increased and continued, she decompensated rapidly, was intubated and subsequently died 3 days later. Imaging results showed, progressive ovarian cancer in the bowels. Blood culture revealed that she had E.Coli in her blood. It is thought that this is NOT related to the vaccine.

 

 Abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting, shortness of breath, acidosis, hypoglycemia, death. Onset of abdominal pain was 30 minutes after administration of the vaccine followed by 20+ episodes of vomiting and dry heaving.

 

 911 called to patients house for trouble breathing and abdominal pain. Patient coded, wife presented DNR paperwork. Patient presented to Hospital DOA at 0958.

 

Mentation has declined since hospital discharger for fall on 2/6/20201. Patient has also had significant poor oral intake. Brought in due to apneic episodes. Abdominal pain - diffuse tenderness (right sided) Elevated liver enzymes - likely secondary to dehydration Increased serum creatine kinase - likely due to dehydration

 

Text message from patient : 2.37 pm Saturday 02/20/2021 had the vaccine , waiting for 15 minutes & 2nd dose due 3/18/2021 Test message 9.44 am Sunday :feeling little sick with stomach ach No answer to phone calls on Cell/ Landline on Sunday No answer to phone call/ or text message No further communication.

 

 Received vaccine on 2/6/2021. was a bit off all week per caregivers - low grade temp and reporting pain which they treated with Tylenol. She was pretty much herself on morning of 2/13/2021 - got up, had shower. caregivers noted her extremities were cool and face was red. temp was 97.4. She was placed in wheelchair with book in the living room. caregivers noted she was not turning pages of the book as she usually would. She was tracking, so they don't think she had a seizure. Caregiver moved her back to bed with blanket and noted that her lips were blue and at that point called 911. She was found with agonal breathing, CPR started, intubated by EMS, taken to the ER and diagnosed with cardiac arrest upon arrival. CPR was continued until family could be reached and decision was made to stop resuscitation.

 

"In discussion with Dr., medical director at Detox, she arrived night of 2/3/21 was quite intoxicated so was not going through any withdrawal. She was getting vitals and CIW checked regularly. First dose of chlordiazepoxide 25mg was 2/4 at 1:25pm for CIWA 9. She had repeat vitals at 5:50pm, CIWA 1, vitals: P 67, 118/79, 94% on RA, T 98.3. she had complained of some ""pressure in her head"" and feeling anxious, but otherwise denied other complaints. she was talking with others in the group, then other patients report she suddenly started having seizure like activity around 6:45pm, med techs came to help and found her stiff, gurgling. they tried to get vitals on her, called 911, noticed that at 6:54pm she had lost a pulse and they started CPR. paramedics arrived at 7:08pm and she was brought to ED. Pt BIBA in cardiac arrest. Pt was at Detox Center when she was reported to have seizure-like activity followed by collapse. She was found to be pulseless and CPR initiated by staff members. EMS arrived and performed approx 15 min of CPR and gave pt epi x 3 and bicarb. No shocks administered but they did not report a rhythm. In the emergency room the patient arrived and was found to be pulseless with PEA arrest, CPR was initiated, patient was intubated. ROSC ultimately achieved, patient remained very acidotic despite ventilator adjustment, head CT revealed cerebral edema. Pt also found to be profoundly anemic with a hemoglobin of 5 and platelets of 37, she was thought to be GI bleeding so medications for this were initiated. Patient then became more hypoxemic with bradycardia, consultation with neurosurgery and critical care medicine at tertiary care center deemed ongoing CPR futile. Patient arrested at 2:30AM on 2/5, pronounced dead at 2:48AM."

 

Sudden death 2/7/21 @ 0309 Started acute encephalopathy & required intubation Soon after intubation went into cardiac arrest Likely severe acidosis.

 

 Abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting, shortness of breath, acidosis, hypoglycemia, death. Onset of abdominal pain was 30 minutes after administration of the vaccine followed by 20+ episodes of vomiting and dry heaving.

 

Patient awoke on 2/12/21 with altered mental status, confusion, respiratory distress, was taken to hospital by ambulance. Per ED notes from ED attending Pt presented with hypotension and respiratory distress. DNR status, patient given comfort measures and passed away in ED at 11:24 am on 2/12/21.

 

 2/12/2021 Vaccine 2/13/2021 Weakness, oral ulcers 2/17/2021 Brought to ER for loss of consciousness, altered mental status, rectal bleeding; work up showed sepsis, UTI, anemia, pneumonia, pleural effusion, pancytopenia, hypotension; persistent hypotension and respiratory failure 2/18/2021 Passed away at 5:54AM

 

Abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting, shortness of breath, acidosis, hypoglycemia, death. Onset of abdominal pain was 30 minutes after administration of the vaccine followed by 20+ episodes of vomiting and dry heaving.

 

 

Pt presents to ER with increased weakness, hypoxia, history of COPD, but not oxygen dependent., hypotension. Acute Kidney failure noted in labs, not previously diagnosed , new hyperkalemia. BP 73/39, HR 67. dopamine initiated, and switched to Levophed. Oxygen Sat 86%, requiring 10 L O2. Transferred from this critical access hospital to another Hospital. Expires later 2-13-2021

 

 acute hypoxic respiratory failure, aspiration pneumonia, severe hypernatremia, AKI. Died right after admission due to worsening hypoxia and developed pulseless Vtach arrest.

 

 pt received vaccine on 2/3. early on 2/4 developed chest pain, dyspnea, and was seen in ED and diagnosed with acute exacerbation of CHF and NSTEMI type 2, and anemia. on 2/5 transfusion was started and pt developed worsening dyspnea and then PEA arrest. Pt achieved ROSC and was transferred to the cardiac intensive care unit where he required vasopressor support. he subsequently declined and died on 2/7

 Fall 2/4 hospital admission 2/7/21 with death on 2/8/2021. Patient continued to decline on Bipap he was a DNR/DNI and family decided on comfort measures and he expired 2/8/2021.

 

 2/24/21 Patient Died. 02/23/21. Patient came to ED for weakness/falls. Patient had fallen on 02/21 and 02/23. UA was done in LTC, and he was started on ciprofloxacin 02/22/21. Treatment was to put patient on comfort cares (morphine + lorazepam)

 

Pt received second Moderna Vaccination on 2/21/21 at 1:00 pm at Pharmacy. Pt present on 2/22/21 to ER via ambulance at 1940. Upon presentation C/C hypotension Post COVID vaccine. Nurse notes states that Home Health nurse sent patient to ER secondary to hypotension and hyperglycemia. Pt states back ached and was holding his head. Nurse noted pt had random petechiae over body and bruising to abdomen following injections received during recent hospitalization. (unknown hospitalization). Patient was treated with IVF bolus in addition to initiating Dopamine for hypotension, patient became agonal and daughter at bedside presented Adv. Directive, pt was DNR. Pt pronounced time of death was 2110pm. (Pt only reported a sore shoulder secondary to vaccine).

 

 Patient found down at home with agonal respirations and per EMS asystole, received 2 rounds of epi at her house with return of spontaneous pulses, lost pulse again in route to ER and another round of epi was given, CPR in progress when arrived at hospital. Prior to this patient's husband states he heard her fall in the bathroom but did not immediately check on her as he states that this has happened before. He checked on her 10 min later and that's when he found her unconscious. Daughter called 911 and she began CPR. No previous complaints of headache, chest pain, back pain, fever or chills. Husband states patient was drinking that evening which is not unusual for her. Patient died at hospital.

 

"Patient received 2nd dose of the COVID-19 Pfizer vaccine, was observed in office x 15+ minutes, and released home. Pt and his son exited the building and when they got to the car, the pt shouted out ""oh no!"" and collapsed to the ground. The patient was unconscious experiencing agonal respirations, and unresponsive to painful stimuli. There is an Emergency Room at the same location. Their staff came out and helped to transfer the pt to the ED for further evaluation. It was found that the patient had a known Anterior communicating artery aneurysm (7/28/2017) that seemed to have ruptured. The patient was stabilized and transported to our local hospital and upon arrival, he was effectively comatose with a GCS 3. CT Head notated an extensive subarachnoid and intraventricular hemorrhage most probably related to a bleeding anterior communicating artery aneurysm. Neuro-Interventional Radiologist dictation reads ""Hunt Hess 5 Fisher grade 4 extensive subarachnoid hemorrhage with intraventricular hemorrhage and early hydrocephalus secondary to rupture of a known anterior communicating artery aneurysm. Initial ICP after EVD placement noted to be in the 120s now 68 treatment complicated by aneurysm rerupture after admission and increased volume of blood although large volume of hemorrhage was seen on initial scan and no change in the patient's clinical exam on her scale was noted due to this rerupture. Patient's exam and prognosis are poor giving extensor posturing lack of extraocular movements to doll's maneuver and weak pupillary reflex as well as cough and gag. Follows no commands or instructions at this time with no spontaneous movement on ventilator set at 12 overbreathing at 14-16 at this time without any sedation."" The family opted to discontinue any further treatment to include surgical intervention given the findings. The patient was given comfort care with son and daughter at the bedside. The patient was extubated and expired at 1545h on 2/13/2021."

 

Received vaccine on 2/6/2021. was a bit off all week per caregivers - low grade temp and reporting pain which they treated with Tylenol. She was pretty much herself on morning of 2/13/2021 - got up, had shower. caregivers noted her extremities were cool and face was red. temp was 97.4. She was placed in wheelchair with book in the living room. caregivers noted she was not turning pages of the book as she usually would. She was tracking, so they don't think she had a seizure. Caregiver moved her back to bed with blanket and noted that her lips were blue and at that point called 911. She was found with agonal breathing, CPR started, intubated by EMS, taken to the ER and diagnosed with cardiac arrest upon arrival. CPR was continued until family could be reached and decision was made to stop resuscitation.

 

Narrative: Patient received COVID/Pfizer #1 2/10/21 in L deltoid. (Patient home bound). On 2/12/21 reported left flank rash. 2/13 rash spread to entire abdomen/chest and UEs. Continued with fluctuations in BP/HR, fluid retention. On 2/16 labs ordered and Medrol dose pack. seen in home on 2/19 by MD - RUE swelling; diffuse rash over entire body; additional labs ordered (order to home infusion company). Patient passed in AM of 2/20/21. Reported no urine output the prior evening. Additional labs not performed due to death of patient prior to lab company arrival.

 

 "02/08/21--2 days after vaccine--Resident stated that she ""didn't feel good"" (She is developmentally delayed and less able to communicate how she feels than those in the community) and stopped eating most foods; also had fatigue. Vitals, coloring, & behavior were normal. 02/09/21--Belly was firm and mildly distended (although she stated it didn't hurt); she coded this evening and CPR was performed before EMT could transport her to the hospital. 02/10/21--Resident passed."

 

Received vaccine on 2/6/2021. was a bit off all week per caregivers - low grade temp and reporting pain which they treated with Tylenol. She was pretty much herself on morning of 2/13/2021 - got up, had shower. caregivers noted her extremities were cool and face was red. temp was 97.4. She was placed in wheelchair with book in the living room. caregivers noted she was not turning pages of the book as she usually would. She was tracking, so they don't think she had a seizure. Caregiver moved her back to bed with blanket and noted that her lips were blue and at that point called 911. She was found with agonal breathing, CPR started, intubated by EMS, taken to the ER and diagnosed with cardiac arrest upon arrival. CPR was continued until family could be reached and decision was made to stop resuscitation.

 

2/12/2021 Vaccine 2/13/2021 Weakness, oral ulcers 2/17/2021 Brought to ER for loss of consciousness, altered mental status, rectal bleeding; work up showed sepsis, UTI, anemia, pneumonia, pleural effusion, pancytopenia, hypotension; persistent hypotension and respiratory failure 2/18/2021 Passed away at 5:54AM

 

Abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting, shortness of breath, acidosis, hypoglycemia, death. Onset of abdominal pain was 30 minutes after administration of the vaccine followed by 20+ episodes of vomiting and dry heaving.

 

Cardiogenic shock occurred on 2/10/2021, approximately 12 hours after patient received her 12th dose of pemetrexed/pembrolizumab and 4 days after COVID vaccine. Coronary angiography was done on 2/10/2021 and no significant coronary narrowing or blockage were noted. Baseline troponin on 2/10/21 was 0.02 and later on 2/10/21, troponins were 9.99 & 25.27. Creatinine increase from 1.2 to 3.4 within 24hours, and AST/ALT increased from 23 & 31 to 4,220 & 4,786 respectively on 2/11. Patient expired on 02/11/2021.

 

 Patient awoke on 2/12/21 with altered mental status, confusion, respiratory distress, was taken to hospital by ambulance. Per ED notes from ED attending Pt presented with hypotension and respiratory distress. DNR status, patient given comfort measures and passed away in ED at 11:24 am on 2/12/21.

 

2/24/21 Patient Died. 02/23/21. Patient came to ED for weakness/falls. Patient had fallen on 02/21 and 02/23. UA was done in LTC, and he was started on ciprofloxacin 02/22/21. Treatment was to put patient on comfort cares (morphine + lorazepam)

 

Patient awoke on 2/12/21 with altered mental status, confusion, respiratory distress, was taken to hospital by ambulance. Per ED notes from ED attending Pt presented with hypotension and respiratory distress. DNR status, patient given comfort measures and passed away in ED at 11:24 am on 2/12/21.

 

 "In discussion with Dr., medical director at Detox, she arrived night of 2/3/21 was quite intoxicated so was not going through any withdrawal. She was getting vitals and CIW checked regularly. First dose of chlordiazepoxide 25mg was 2/4 at 1:25pm for CIWA 9. She had repeat vitals at 5:50pm, CIWA 1, vitals: P 67, 118/79, 94% on RA, T 98.3. she had complained of some ""pressure in her head"" and feeling anxious, but otherwise denied other complaints. she was talking with others in the group, then other patients report she suddenly started having seizure like activity around 6:45pm, med techs came to help and found her stiff, gurgling. they tried to get vitals on her, called 911, noticed that at 6:54pm she had lost a pulse and they started CPR. paramedics arrived at 7:08pm and she was brought to ED. Pt BIBA in cardiac arrest. Pt was at Detox Center when she was reported to have seizure-like activity followed by collapse. She was found to be pulseless and CPR initiated by staff members. EMS arrived and performed approx 15 min of CPR and gave pt epi x 3 and bicarb. No shocks administered but they did not report a rhythm. In the emergency room the patient arrived and was found to be pulseless with PEA arrest, CPR was initiated, patient was intubated. ROSC ultimately achieved, patient remained very acidotic despite ventilator adjustment, head CT revealed cerebral edema. Pt also found to be profoundly anemic with a hemoglobin of 5 and platelets of 37, she was thought to be GI bleeding so medications for this were initiated. Patient then became more hypoxemic with bradycardia, consultation with neurosurgery and critical care medicine at tertiary care center deemed ongoing CPR futile. Patient arrested at 2:30AM on 2/5, pronounced dead at 2:48AM."

 

 pt received vaccine on 2/3. early on 2/4 developed chest pain, dyspnea, and was seen in ED and diagnosed with acute exacerbation of CHF and NSTEMI type 2, and anemia. on 2/5 transfusion was started and pt developed worsening dyspnea and then PEA arrest. Pt achieved ROSC and was transferred to the cardiac intensive care unit where he required vasopressor support. he subsequently declined and died on 2/7

 

2/12/2021 Vaccine 2/13/2021 Weakness, oral ulcers 2/17/2021 Brought to ER for loss of consciousness, altered mental status, rectal bleeding; work up showed sepsis, UTI, anemia, pneumonia, pleural effusion, pancytopenia, hypotension; persistent hypotension and respiratory failure 2/18/2021 Passed away at 5:54AM

 

 Patient was vaccinated at 11:30am. By 7pm he started presenting symptoms of fatigue, chest pain. Patient urinated and defecated in himself. Was not feeling well. Patient died at 10:30pm.

 

"In discussion with Dr., medical director at Detox, she arrived night of 2/3/21 was quite intoxicated so was not going through any withdrawal. She was getting vitals and CIW checked regularly. First dose of chlordiazepoxide 25mg was 2/4 at 1:25pm for CIWA 9. She had repeat vitals at 5:50pm, CIWA 1, vitals: P 67, 118/79, 94% on RA, T 98.3. she had complained of some ""pressure in her head"" and feeling anxious, but otherwise denied other complaints. she was talking with others in the group, then other patients report she suddenly started having seizure like activity around 6:45pm, med techs came to help and found her stiff, gurgling. they tried to get vitals on her, called 911, noticed that at 6:54pm she had lost a pulse and they started CPR. paramedics arrived at 7:08pm and she was brought to ED. Pt BIBA in cardiac arrest. Pt was at Detox Center when she was reported to have seizure-like activity followed by collapse. She was found to be pulseless and CPR initiated by staff members. EMS arrived and performed approx 15 min of CPR and gave pt epi x 3 and bicarb. No shocks administered but they did not report a rhythm. In the emergency room the patient arrived and was found to be pulseless with PEA arrest, CPR was initiated, patient was intubated. ROSC ultimately achieved, patient remained very acidotic despite ventilator adjustment, head CT revealed cerebral edema. Pt also found to be profoundly anemic with a hemoglobin of 5 and platelets of 37, she was thought to be GI bleeding so medications for this were initiated. Patient then became more hypoxemic with bradycardia, consultation with neurosurgery and critical care medicine at tertiary care center deemed ongoing CPR futile. Patient arrested at 2:30AM on 2/5, pronounced dead at 2:48AM."

 

Received vaccine on 2/6/2021. was a bit off all week per caregivers - low grade temp and reporting pain which they treated with Tylenol. She was pretty much herself on morning of 2/13/2021 - got up, had shower. caregivers noted her extremities were cool and face was red. temp was 97.4. She was placed in wheelchair with book in the living room. caregivers noted she was not turning pages of the book as she usually would. She was tracking, so they don't think she had a seizure. Caregiver moved her back to bed with blanket and noted that her lips were blue and at that point called 911. She was found with agonal breathing, CPR started, intubated by EMS, taken to the ER and diagnosed with cardiac arrest upon arrival. CPR was continued until family could be reached and decision was made to stop resuscitation.

 

 Cardiogenic shock occurred on 2/10/2021, approximately 12 hours after patient received her 12th dose of pemetrexed/pembrolizumab and 4 days after COVID vaccine. Coronary angiography was done on 2/10/2021 and no significant coronary narrowing or blockage were noted. Baseline troponin on 2/10/21 was 0.02 and later on 2/10/21, troponins were 9.99 & 25.27. Creatinine increase from 1.2 to 3.4 within 24hours, and AST/ALT increased from 23 & 31 to 4,220 & 4,786 respectively on 2/11. Patient expired on 02/11/2021.

 

Patient had a stroke two days after vaccine. Recevied TPA for treatment of stroke due to acute onset of altered mental status. Had a history of afib, not on anticoagulation, which is likely cause of stroke. Family opted for comfort measures given poor neurologic status. Passed awaiting hospice placement

 

Abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting, shortness of breath, acidosis, hypoglycemia, death. Onset of abdominal pain was 30 minutes after administration of the vaccine followed by 20+ episodes of vomiting and dry heaving.

 

 "The patient came to the Emergency Room at approx 3:30 am on 02/03/2021 with pain in right arm (same arm the COVID vaccine had been administered in approx 12 hours earlier) and feeling generally unwell. Patient was concerned about possibility of gout flare or that something was wrong with her arm. Elevated blood pressure was noted; this was attributed to anxiety. She was evaluated, given 500 mg Tylenol, and discharged since the pain was decreasing and blood pressure was stabilized. Patient instructed to follow-up with physician. The next day, on 02/04/2021, the patient arrived at the Emergency Room by ambulance; cardiac arrest was the chief complaint. The patient's daughter stated the patient had been ""feeling generally poor and then suddenly collapsed."" Daughter described ""gurgling respirations"" and being unresponsive. 911 was called, police arrived within 5 minutes and initiated CPR. Epinephrine, atropine, lidocaine and bicarb administered after arrival to Emergency Room. Shockable rhythm never demonstrated. Patient never recovered spontaneous respiration or movement. The death was called at 23:04. Coronary artery disease with cardiac arrest is the cause from the ER records; the coroner is putting COVID-19 vaccination in Part 1 of the death certificate."

 

"Patient called EMS approximately 1pm on 2/15 with complaints of generalized weakness. Upon arrival EMS found her to be diaphoretic and she had a witnessed syncopal episode with question of v-fib and seizures. She became unresponsive and had no pulse. CPR was begun and she was transported to ED. She remained asystole throughout. CPR was initially continued in the ED for approximately 30 minutes and then stopped with Time of Death noted at 13:27. ED notes noted ""suspect given history that patient experienced massive MI, PE or ruptured AAA"". Death certificate notes indicate ""signficant conditions contributing to death after cardiac arrest; ASCVD""."

 

"86yo female alert, stable with ankle abrasion eating 100% prior to vaccine in assisted living facility. On 2/1/2021, received Moderna vaccine. Starting thereafter, eating 50% on 2/2/21. Temperature was 98 tympanic. On 2/3, the leg abrasion started having moderate bleeding. On 2/4, the caregiver noted patient ""not looking good, unable to talk, arms moving aimlessly, grasping"". BP 95/41, temperature 98, oxygen on room air 92-93%. POA did not want hospital transfer. 2/5 Hospice started, oxygen given, morphine given. 2/5-2/8 comfort care given, patient responsive to tactile stimuli, resting, not taking oral medications or food. 2/8/2021 patient expired."

 

 "Patient received 2nd dose of the COVID-19 Pfizer vaccine, was observed in office x 15+ minutes, and released home. Pt and his son exited the building and when they got to the car, the pt shouted out ""oh no!"" and collapsed to the ground. The patient was unconscious experiencing agonal respirations, and unresponsive to painful stimuli. There is an Emergency Room at the same location. Their staff came out and helped to transfer the pt to the ED for further evaluation. It was found that the patient had a known Anterior communicating artery aneurysm (7/28/2017) that seemed to have ruptured. The patient was stabilized and transported to our local hospital and upon arrival, he was effectively comatose with a GCS 3. CT Head notated an extensive subarachnoid and intraventricular hemorrhage most probably related to a bleeding anterior communicating artery aneurysm. Neuro-Interventional Radiologist dictation reads ""Hunt Hess 5 Fisher grade 4 extensive subarachnoid hemorrhage with intraventricular hemorrhage and early hydrocephalus secondary to rupture of a known anterior communicating artery aneurysm. Initial ICP after EVD placement noted to be in the 120s now 68 treatment complicated by aneurysm rerupture after admission and increased volume of blood although large volume of hemorrhage was seen on initial scan and no change in the patient's clinical exam on her scale was noted due to this rerupture. Patient's exam and prognosis are poor giving extensor posturing lack of extraocular movements to doll's maneuver and weak pupillary reflex as well as cough and gag. Follows no commands or instructions at this time with no spontaneous movement on ventilator set at 12 overbreathing at 14-16 at this time without any sedation."" The family opted to discontinue any further treatment to include surgical intervention given the findings. The patient was given comfort care with son and daughter at the bedside. The patient was extubated and expired at 1545h on 2/13/2021."

 

 The patient fell the day after receiving the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine. She broke her hip in this fall. During surgery to correct the broken hip, she went in to sudden and unexpected cardiac arrest. The anesthetist did not notice any ST changes or A fib; dysrhythmia was very unexpected. The patient had a DNR. She died at 13:00 on 02/07/2021. Causes of death are listed as 1. Cardiac Arrest 2. Recent hip fracture with hip placement 3. History of Breast Cancer 4. Hypothyroid and 5. Dementia

 

 THE LIST IS VERY VERY LONG.