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Dr. House and the team think a teenage lacrosse player has multiple sclerosis until the boy's night-terrors disprove their diagnosis.
Dr. House and the team think a teenage lacrosse player has multiple sclerosis until the boy's night-terrors disprove their diagnosis.
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S1, EP19 "Kids"A meningitis scare overwhelms the resources and staff of the hospital, but House singles out a 12-year-old patient whose symptoms are similar to but not quite right for the disease.
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S1, EP20 "Love Hurts"House and Cameron explore their relationship; the team tries to discover what is causing a young man to have blood clots and strokes.
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S1, EP1 "Pilot"Dr. House and his team try to save the life of a kindergarten teacher who began speaking gibberish and passed out in front of her students.
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S1, EP2 "Paternity"Dr. House and the team think a teenage lacrosse player has multiple sclerosis until the boy's night-terrors disprove their diagnosis.
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S1, EP18 "Babies & Bathwater"House and his team scramble to find the cause of kidney and brain dysfunction in a pregnant patient, leaving the woman and her husband to face a heartbreaking choice; Vogler continues his quest to have House fired.
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S1, EP17 "Role Model"When Tom Wright, a senator with presidential aspirations, becomes ill, House examines him and finds that the symptoms point toward AIDS, a condition that would squash his career.
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S1, EP16 "Heavy"House and his team blame an adverse reaction to diet pills after an obese 10-year-old girl has a heart attack but, ultimately, they find another cause for her illness.
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S1, EP15 "Mob Rules"When a mob informant suddenly collapses before court, House and his team try to cure him or determine whether he is faking.
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