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: patient recorded as having no known allergies to drugs attending: chief complaint: metastatic colon cancer to r liver lobe major surgical or invasive procedure: right hepatic lobectomy, division of middle hepatic vein, caudate lobe resection, cholecystectomy, intraoperative ultrasound. history of present illness: mr. is a 69 year old male who had history of sigmoid colon cancer s/p sigmoid colectomy in . patient was found to have postive lesions on a pet scan in and a follow up ct scan in showed a 6.2x5.2 cm lesion in the right lobe of the liver at segment vii and a 2.9x2.4 cm lesion at the junction of the right and middle hepatic veins in the caudate lobe. patient r hepatic lobectomy with division of middle hepatic vein, resection of caudate lobe, cholecystectomy on . past medical history: htn, obesity, stage iv colon ca social history: married. denied tobacco/iv drug use. no tattoos. no hepatitis. occasional alcohol. family history: father who died at the age of 76 of a bleeding ulcer, and a brother who died secondary to alcohol disease. physical exam: on physical examination vitals: t: 98.4 bp: 112/70 hr 114 100% on cmv 51%fio2, peep 10, rr 14 tv 550 gen: intubated sedated/paralyzed, anasarca, jaundice, scleral icterus heent: scleral icterus. ett . neck: supple, left ij cv: irregularly irregular no murmurs no rub lungs: b rhonchi abd: distended, minimal bs, subcostal incision c/d/i. drain serous fluid. ext: wwp, venodynes in place b/l,3+ pitting edema pertinent results: micro: ucx: no growth final bcx: no growth final mrsa screen: negative sputum cx: yeast bcx: no growth final ucx: no growth final sputum: yeast jp drain: no aerobic growth final, anaerobic pending hbv viral load: dna not detected sputum cx: budding yeast bcx: pending ucx: no growth final c diff: negative catheter tip cx: no growth final bcx: pending sputum cx: yeast ascites: pending c diff: negative (other cx pending) sputum cx: gnr imaging: ruq us: patent left portal, left hepatic vein and hepatic artery. left hepatic artery has elevated resistive index of 0.8 with a brisk upstroke. cxr: ngt in place us ruq: patent l portal vein cxr: increase in right pleural effusion and atelectasis as well as left retrocardiac density representing atelectasis and/or pneumonia ct head unchanged from previous mri head: most likely hepatic encephalopathy liver us: patent vasculature renal us: symmetric arterial flow, no hydronephrosis ct liver triphasic venogram: hypoenhancing segment ii and partially segment iii, narrowing of the main portal vein adjacent to the suture site for the right portal vein, patent hepatic artery, left portal vein, diffusely hypoenhancing colon consistent with colitis liver us: flow in the left portal vein remains hepatofugal. normal arterial flow to the residual liver. brief hospital course: mr. r hepatic lobectomy with division of middle hepatic vein, resection of caudate lobe, cholecystectomy on . post-operative, patient was well but had some somnolence that has been increasing in 24hrs postoperatively. patient couldn't stay awake during any conversation on . given his change in mental status, the decision was made to transferred patient to sicu on for observation and work-up of his mental status change. on arrival, patient was mildly confused. he was mildly to moderately lethargic but oriented to self and time with some promting. he denied having any pain/headach/chest pain/sob. patient was worked up on the floor including having cardiac enzymes which was significant for trop of 0.23-0.26 ngt was placed for initiation of po lactulose. on the patient had worsening mental status and became obtunded and required intubation. large amount of purulent sputum suctioned out in intubation. he was hypertensive in the 200's which was treated with lopressor and hydralazine but then became hypotensive after propofol bolus/gtt. on , he continued to have labile sbps controlled w/hydralazine, metoprolol. he a duplex us which showed patent hepatic vasculature with no biliary dilatation and no hepatic collection. he was unarrousable when sedation was turned off so a neuro consult was placed. they recommended eeg to evalute seizures vs. hepatic encephalopathy and holding propofol. in evening pt witnessed to have 2 episodes of tonic-clonic seizure. 1mg ativan x2 and keppra was started. he was overbreathing the vent on ps so he was changed to cmv. mri non-revealing diffuse diffusion weighted imaging abnormality in bifrontal cortex. on neurosurgery placed bolt, coagulopathy was reversed. he was pancultured. patient developed nsvt and was cardioverted dilt gtt started. transfused 2u prbc for dropping hct. swan cath placed. lactate 7.7 -> 6.1. propofol stopped for eeg. pt became agitated, hypertensive, overbreathing vent. propofol restarted with good effect. on pt had persistently flat eeg tracings consistent with sedation vs "brain death" per neurology. he went into rapid afib requiring cardioversion, and started on dilt gtt w/ good effect. he was started on paralytics as pt persistently overbreathing vent. given one unit prbc, 4 ffp for elevated inr w/ bolt in place. tpn was started. on lfts increasing, neuroleptics and antibiotic doses adjusted. dilt gtt stopped. off sedation/paralytics still only exam was +corneals/perrla, no gag, no movement. 100mg lasix ivx1 not effective. attempt at tips, failed since all r side vessels clotted and cannot technically approach the left side for a tips. on r femoral hd line placed for cvvhd planning. inr 2.1 -> 6u ffp -> 1.7. icp bolt removed, waited one hour, started heparin gtt given the thrombosis seen in hepatic v on ct. on : to ir for attempted thrombectomy, no clot identified. on persistent asynchronous breathing on vent he was relaxed/sedated. switched to meropenem and recultured for elevated wbc. clotted off crrt, held cvvhd until am. on renal recommended peripheral blood smear for schistocytes, heme-onc reviewed smear (occasional schistocytes) and assessed as unlikely ttp. more likely liver failure or dic. liver us showed normal arterial flow but reversed flow in l portal vein. vanc/zosyn stopped. continued tpn. episode of a-fib with rvr (hr 160) converted with metoprolol 5 mg iv x 4 and diltiazem 10 mg. demand ischemia with trop 1.44. continued hep gtt. at night, episode of arhythmias (svt, bigeminy/trigeminy/quadrigeminy, ectopy) with hypotension requiring neo gtt @ 2, resistant to metoprolol 5 mg iv x 2, diltiazem 10 mg x 2, dc cardioversion x 4 (50, 50, 100, 100 j) with transient conversion to nsr x 20-30 seconds, amio bolus 150 mg, amio gtt, c/b arrest for 7s. returned to a-flutter with 1:2 capture, hr 110-115 with bp 110/70. consulted cardiology, recommended holding nodal agents, leaving anti-arhythmic, likely arhythmia secondary to metabolic disorder. on amio gtt only @ 1. trop 1.38. final ecg showed no acute st segment changes. continued cvvhd. early in am started transcutaneous pacing by cardiology this morning for persistent episodes of asystole for several seconds (~10sec at a time). family meeting with dr. was made cmo. he expired on at 7:10pm. medications on admission: toprol xl 50' discharge medications: n/a discharge disposition: expired discharge diagnosis: multisystem organ failure s/p r liver lobe resection discharge condition: n/a discharge instructions: expired followup instructions: n/a md, procedure: venous catheterization, not elsewhere classified continuous invasive mechanical ventilation for 96 consecutive hours or more parenteral infusion of concentrated nutritional substances insertion of endotracheal tube enteral infusion of concentrated nutritional substances hemodialysis venous catheterization for renal dialysis arterial catheterization cholecystectomy lobectomy of liver intracranial pressure monitoring magnetic removal of embedded foreign body from cornea diagnoses: malignant neoplasm of liver, secondary unspecified essential hypertension acute kidney failure, unspecified hepatorenal syndrome cardiac complications, not elsewhere classified atrial fibrillation secondary malignant neoplasm of other specified sites other convulsions cardiac arrest cerebral edema personal history of malignant neoplasm of large intestine hepatic encephalopathy budd-chiari syndrome 

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