Patient Foreman fights his own doctor
Examining Foreman, House is pushed to admit he'd never accept 'most commonly', and a fresh fever backs Foreman's staph theory.
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Examining Foreman, House is pushed to admit he'd never accept 'most commonly', and a fresh fever backs Foreman's staph theory.
During the awake procedure House swaps in for the neurologist and teases Foreman about a biopsy while testing his memory.
Cameron hands Foreman his pills; he identifies each drug by shape and works out that House is treating him for everything.
The drug cocktail restores Foreman's vision but is wrecking his pancreas; House makes him choose between seeing and surviving longer.
Foreman wants a deep brain biopsy over antibiotics that will bring back the pain; House refuses to cut until he must.