Consider the following medical report that includes the patient's historical health records. Use it to predict the disease that the patient is high likely exposed to. 

 Medical Report: allergies: no allergies/adrs on file attending: chief complaint: post fossa hemorrhages major surgical or invasive procedure: none history of present illness: 65m who was in his usual state of health until lunch time today when complained of a sudden onset of headache. patient then went and took some asa and showered. he then began vomiting. wife noted him to be diaphoretic and he complained of dizziness. his wife then helped him down to the ground where he became unresponsive but continued moaning. ems was called. on their arrival patient did complain of difficulty breathing and feeling that his tongue was swollen and that he may be having a allergic reaction to tomatoes. he was taken to hospital where they noted respiratory distress and intubated him. intubation was difficult and the patient per report aspirated on his vomit. a head ct at the osh showed bilateral posterior fossa hemorrhages, per er report his neuro exam was poor and he was transferred to for further evaluation/intervention. on arrival to , patient is intubated and on no sedatives or paralytics. a repeat head ct was performed which showed bilateral large posterior fossa hemorrhages l>r with some intraventricular extension. past medical history: htn kidney stones social history: married; has one daughter and two sons. retired federal government employee since age 55, has been consulting for budget analysis for the last ten years. occasional cigar smoker. occasional etoh socially. wife reports he is quite active and currently doing alot of physical work on a home. family history: father and grandfather deceased from mi. no stroke or aneurysm history in family that wife is aware of. physical exam: on admission: gen: intubated; no sedatives or paralytics; unrestrained heent: normocephalic, pupils 4mm and fixed. extrem: warm and well-perfused. neuro: no eye opening. pupils are 4mm and nonreactive/fixed. no corneals bilaterally. weak cough reflex. no movement to bue with noxious stim; ble withdraw to noxious stim. expired pertinent results: head ct from osh: large bilateral posterior fossa hemorrhage l>r. no intraventricular extension; no hydrocephalus. cta head at : large bilateral posterior fossa hemorrhage l>r, appears stable from last ct. new intraventricular extension with new dilation of ventricles. early l>r tonsillar herniation is now present. cta shows a possible l sided avm underlying hemorrhage. brief hospital course: 65m transferred to for bilateral posterior fossa hemorrhages. patient was transferred intubated. on examination, neuro exam was poor with fixed bilateral pupils, no corneals bil, no bue movement, and withdraws ble to noxious. repeat imaging showed the hemorrhage to be stable but there was new intraventricular extension and early tonsillar herniation noted. he received mannitol 100 gm iv x1 in the er. he was admitted to the neuro icu under dr . given patient's poor exam and imaging, we discussed prognosis and surgical options with the wife and son. we offered surgical decompression and resection of avm but advised given the severity of the hemorrhage and the extent of the bleed we did not feel there would be any meaningful recovery. after a long discussion with the family, it was decided to not undergo surgery. patient will be admitted and kept comfortable until remaining family arrives. he was made dnr while awaiting further family to arrive. on the afternoon of his family fully arrived and decided to make him cmo. he passed away soon after being made cmo with family at his bedside. medications on admission: lisinopril 20 mg po daily hctz 25 mg po daily discharge medications: none discharge disposition: expired discharge diagnosis: bilateral posterior fossa hemorrhages intraventricular hemorrhage cerebral edema/compression discharge condition: expired discharge instructions: expired followup instructions: n/a procedure: continuous invasive mechanical ventilation for less than 96 consecutive hours diagnoses: unspecified essential hypertension intracerebral hemorrhage compression of brain cerebral edema do not resuscitate status 

Answer: The patient is high likely exposed to