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Esther was admitted with bloody diarrhea, and was treated with fluids. Within hours, she was suffering from acute kidney failure, and at this point House was called in on the case. Despite his best efforts, she was soon suffering from liver failure as well, which was quickly followed by respiratory distress. She died before House could do anything else. Her family refused an autopsy.

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Esther Doyle

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Esther was admitted with bloody diarrhea, and was treated with fluids. Within hours, she was suffering from acute kidney failure, and at this point House was called in on the case. Despite his best efforts, she was soon suffering from liver failure as well, which was quickly followed by respiratory distress. She died before House could do anything else. Her family refused an autopsy. For the next several years, House would often treat people with bloody diarrhea, giving them invasive procedures, expensive tests and risky treatments only to find out they were really suffering from a minor and temporary digestive tract disorder. As such, his fellows soon were on the lookout to ensure House wasn't trying it again. Chase had been told of two similar cases that House had treated aggressively, one of which turned out to be food poisoning, which merely needed supportive treatment.