After the autopsy is performed, it will how that the antibody was not in the President's blood and his home country will suspect foul play/murder. Certainly they aren't going to let this go? Do you think this will be addressed in future episodes? I am really surprised Chase would do something like that. Clearly, I understand his thinking, but it's not right to take the life of another human being like he did being a doctor who took the Hippocratic Oath, he is supposed to preserve life. On a side not, I LOVED House's scene with the duct-taped neighbor...priceless!

It could be an error. Malpractice suit maybe, but it wont be the first on this show

it may come back later in the season, and it would be far worse than a malpractice suit. chase would lose his medical license the instant cutty learns of it, and he could even be extradited to the foreign country to stand trial. that would be a hell of an episode.

Under the circumstances whoever becomes leader will probably drop the matter entirely in favor of cementing his own power instead.

The issue isn't if the antibodies were in his blood. Chase falsified a test by taking the blood of a 70 year old woman with scleroderma. They treated the wrong disease.I really don't want to see Chase go, but I do hope he isn't willing to risk taking down his colleagues with him. Under different circumstances I would say he would be justified in taking Dibala's life. Especially considering the outcome of moderates as a replacement, giving the region stability and a chance at prosperity. Because Chase is a doctor and took an oath that he abandoned he dishonored his profession. So he deserves punishment and the loss of his license because of gross negligence and fraud. Although he cannot be extradited because the crime was committed on a patient on our soil, but there may indeed be a hearing for extradition due to him being a foreign leader. I believe that would easily fall through. Since I don't really want him to get the end of that spear. What I want to happen is the loss of his license and some type of opportunity to stay on at the hospital like House did in the episode.