Cannula. 48 hours after extubation, patient was severely hypoxic once again, and was on 100% High Flow Nasal Cannula. She was unable to maintain her oxygen saturation, and was reintubated. There was concern for possible intraalveolar haemorrhage, however, bedside bronchoscopy showed some serosanguinous secretions due to full dose anticoagulation, but no overt signs of bleeding. The patient was placed on antibiotics -- cefepime, vancomycin and fluconazole. Her repeat cultures from bronchoalveolar lavage were negative, and were eventually discontinued. She was eventually extubated again. She was downgraded from the ICU to the medical telemetry floor a few days later. Due to physical deconditioning, she required significant rehabilitation, and was discharged to a rehabilitation facility.

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