The Chicago Med Patient That Fans Just Can't Get Out Of Their Heads

Pulling viewers into the constant chaos and drama of a major urban hospital's Emergency Department week after week since debuting 2015, "Chicago Med" gives its loyal fanbase a wide-ranging catalog of memorable character moments to hang onto. As the doctors and nurses of the series respond to everything from gang warfare shooting victims to infectious diseases to grisly vehicular pile-ups, a steady parade of distressed Chicagoans are wheeled through the doors of the show's fictional Gaffney Medical Center.

In the Season 2 episode "Mirror, Mirror," for instance, there's actually more than one patient whose case leaves an enduring impression. First, when a patient is admitted with an increased heart rate, it leads to a diagnosis of Situs inversus totalis -– a rare instance of having all one's visceral organs in reversed position. Another patient in the same episode has  mirror-touch synesthesia, in which a person literally feels the physical sensations of someone else. But perhaps the most impactful patient from this episode is the troubled young man with the gun lodged in a certain bodily orifice. Yeah, that one's actually kind of hard to un-see. 

But with all of the above noteworthy cases and many more, what patient in particular do fans name their numero uno from "Chicago Med"?