The Good Doctor Season 3 Episode 17
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00:00Previously, on The Good Doctor.
00:03Dr. Murphy, you shouldn't be in contact with patients or their families.
00:07Do you understand?
00:08Don't be stupid.
00:09There's no cameras in here.
00:14Dr. Lim? Dr. Melendez?
00:19I do not want to be a pathologist.
00:22Dr. Han, you need to make me a surgical resident again.
00:30Hey, what are you doing up so early?
00:38I'm not up early. I never went to bed.
00:41Oh my God, didn't you get my text? I told you I was spending the night with Jake.
00:46I don't want to be a pathologist.
00:51Oh, it's that still.
00:54Sean, no one's life goes exactly like they dreamed as a kid.
01:03You're still a doctor, still saving lives.
01:07Just in a lab instead of an operating room.
01:09Where are you going?
01:20I'm going to walk to work.
01:22The hospital's four miles away.
01:24Studies have shown that walking boosts creative inspiration.
01:29Sean, I just...
01:29You don't understand.
01:31You don't understand.
01:33And...
01:33Neither does Dr. Han.
01:39I need to change his mind.
01:46I don't know how.
01:56We're going to be late.
01:58So stop.
01:59And don't be smiling at me when you see me in the hall.
02:09I smile at everyone. I'm a friendly guy.
02:11You'd be a horrible poker player.
02:13What are you doing?
02:27Murphy's on the corner. Move it.
02:29That's not where his bus drop's off.
02:30Do you think he saw us?
02:32He's not looking over here.
02:33Well, that doesn't mean anything with him.
02:35We've got to get out of here before the light turns.
02:38Let's go. Move it.
02:39Through the generous support of St. Bonaventure Foundation,
03:00we've been able to transport Kenny and his mother from their home in Mississippi,
03:03and we'll be covering the costs of surgery and post-op recovery.
03:07And all I have to do is buy one CD a month for the next hundred years.
03:12No repayment necessary.
03:15We appreciate you allowing us to share your case as an educational opportunity for our staff.
03:21You know what they say.
03:22Those who can't, teach.
03:24And as you can see, I can't do much of anything.
03:29Actually, y'all haven't really seen anything yet.
03:31How about we get this party started?
03:34The neurofibroma started as a small bump near the base of the spine.
03:45In less than six months, it encircled his abdomen and grew to over a hundred pounds,
03:50the blood supply becoming so intertwined with the patients, it was deemed inoperable.
03:54But we've been able to come up with an innovative surgical plan
03:57that will allow us to slowly peel the tumor off the front and back of his torso in one piece
04:02and give Kenny his life back.
04:04We didn't expect to see you.
04:18This is just about logistics.
04:20Witness lists, scheduling.
04:21The hospital's attorney could have handled this on his own, Dr. Han.
04:24I understand, but I wanted to be here.
04:27Three reasons, really.
04:28If my doctors are going to be judged in this room, I wanted to see the place.
04:32See all of you and see the mood.
04:33Well, we try to make it very casual.
04:36Yeah, I know.
04:38But have you ever been judged?
04:40I have.
04:41It's scary.
04:42Someone has gone through the trouble of checking out every aspect of your actions,
04:46every decision you've made.
04:47You don't know what they know, what they're going to ask,
04:50what could be misunderstood, misinterpreted.
04:52Also, and this is kind of embarrassing, but our lawyer?
05:00Probably not the best.
05:02I decided to save a few dollars on him so I could hire a private investigator.
05:06Check all of you out.
05:08We're not the ones on trial here.
05:10See, you say you make it casual, and then you call it a trial.
05:15Now, I'm sure she won't find anything.
05:17I mean, nothing too crazy, right?
05:19Maybe just something embarrassing.
05:23Maybe a lapse of judgment here or there.
05:27I mean, like I was saying, you parse every choice anyone has made.
05:31There are going to be a few things they'd rather not revisit, am I right?
05:33And the third reason.
05:39I thought maybe you'd want to work out a compromise.
05:54The surgery went well.
05:56You were able to fully evacuate the subdural hematoma without any complications.
06:03It's a good thing you didn't hesitate to bring her in.
06:06One advantage of being an insecure first time, Mom.
06:08Panics every time her child has a slight fever.
06:11Can I just hear you admit that you're insecure?
06:13The girl who double majored in physics and chemistry because the dean told her they were the two toughest?
06:17Mom guilt ruins us all, you'll see.
06:19Whenever you decide to give up the motorcycle and settle down.
06:22No way.
06:23My kid's going to kindergarten on the back of a Ducati.
06:27I'm sorry, I need to go check on another patient.
06:28How long will she need to stay here?
06:31I'm still not sure what caused the bleeding.
06:33I didn't see any signs of an aneurysm or AVM, so that's good.
06:37I'll have a better idea when I get the post-op test results back from pathology.
06:49This is why I love pathology.
06:51We don't just fix stuff.
06:53We figure out how it got broken and why.
06:56Good morning.
06:58Just checking to make sure you got my clot specimen and blood draws.
07:01Just logged them in.
07:02Great.
07:02And if there's any way to expedite, I'd appreciate it.
07:05The mom's a friend of mine and stress to the max.
07:08Pretty sure the bleed was cause...
07:10Stop.
07:10Sorry.
07:12I meant, please, stop.
07:15I'd rather not know what you think.
07:17It causes confirmation bias.
07:19Copy that.
07:23Hey.
07:24Um...
07:25Did I see you on Hanover Street this morning?
07:28I don't know.
07:33Were you on Hanover Street this morning?
07:36Yes.
07:38I walked to work.
07:41Did you see anything interesting on the walk?
07:46Hmm.
07:52Sean.
07:55We can't both expedite your results and reminisce about our morning walks.
07:59Sorry.
08:00Carry on.
08:00You're totally freaking out, aren't you?
08:07No, I'm not freaking out.
08:09All my patients freak out waiting for their final test results.
08:12For 48 hours, you don't know if you've won the lottery or if you're going to be dead in a few months.
08:17Hell, I freak out, too.
08:19It's the only time I feel helpless.
08:20The treatment's over.
08:21There's nothing left to do but wait.
08:23I'm a little stressed.
08:25That speech?
08:26Not helpful.
08:27My advice?
08:28Embrace it.
08:29You're experiencing emotions only a few people on Earth will ever understand.
08:34A kind Hemingway wrote about.
08:36I'm more of a Faulkner guy.
08:37You would be.
08:38You don't like Faulkner?
08:39No, I don't like Faulkner.
08:40Nobody really likes Faulkner.
08:42I like Faulkner.
08:44Right.
08:49Anyway.
08:50If there's anything you need from me,
08:53even if it's just to talk,
08:55you have my direct number.
08:57Do not hesitate to use it.
08:59I appreciate that.
09:04And I would
09:05like to show my gratitude.
09:09I know I haven't been the easiest patient to deal with.
09:11That's not necessary.
09:13I mean,
09:14if you want,
09:15you can make a donation to cancer research.
09:16I already donate.
09:17I wanted to thank you,
09:18not society at large.
09:20How about,
09:21have you ever tried
09:21McAllen's
09:22Sherry Oak 25?
09:23I don't drink.
09:25And I just said it's not necessary.
09:26How about a weekend at Ohio?
09:27The spa's amazing.
09:29No means no.
09:29I'm not trying to molest you.
09:31I just want to thank you.
09:32And you have.
09:33And you are very welcome.
09:34Why do you have to control
09:35every little thing?
09:35I have pepper spray in my purse.
09:37Don't make me use it.
09:46Carly,
09:47I am going to need
09:4860 units of
09:49type B positive
09:50packed red blood cells
09:51help for OR.
09:5260?
09:53You operating on
09:54a hemophiliac elephant?
09:55Our patient
09:56has a 200 pound
09:57neurofibroma.
09:59Cool.
10:00There's more blood
10:00in the tumor
10:01than the patient's
10:02so we're going to have to
10:02follow a massive
10:03transfusion protocol.
10:05You,
10:06you
10:08might need
10:09anti-fibrinolytic agents
10:11to control the bleeding.
10:13That's a good idea.
10:15Thanks.
10:16I could do
10:17some research
10:17on cell salvage
10:19techniques.
10:20Cancer is a risk
10:21but if we were
10:22I'm sorry, Sean.
10:24Melendez has
10:25put together
10:26a pretty big team
10:27so
10:27we have everything
10:29we need.
10:37I talked to Murphy.
10:39He definitely saw us.
10:40What do you say?
10:41It's not what he said.
10:42It's how he acted.
10:42He was clearly
10:43uncomfortable talking to me.
10:45It's uncomfortable
10:45talking to everyone.
10:47We need to get out
10:48in front of this.
10:49Tell Andrus
10:49before someone else does.
10:50We need to figure out
10:51exactly what Murphy saw.
10:52No.
10:53We can't just ask him
10:54if he saw us making
10:54bread.
10:56We're not going to get
10:57anywhere with indirect questions.
10:59I'll talk to him.
11:00You think you can read him
11:01better than I can?
11:02No, but if at first
11:03you don't succeed...
11:05Let the man try.
11:07Dr. Holland
11:08wants to see you two.
11:09Both of us?
11:10Yep.
11:10have a seat.
11:29I've actually been
11:29meaning to talk to you.
11:31The issue is...
11:32Dr. Hahn met with
11:34the medical board.
11:34We're not going to be
11:35suspended or reprimanded.
11:37The hospital will pay
11:38fines on your behalf
11:39and you'll need to
11:40complete a few
11:40continuing education
11:42classes, but
11:42overall not bad.
11:46Yeah, thanks.
11:48Does this mean
11:49I'm back on the
11:50surgical team?
11:51No, it does not.
11:53You convinced the board
11:54that he's competent.
11:57You're welcome.
11:58We got a big problem
12:14with our tiny patient.
12:16I did a repeat
12:17assessment of the
12:18pre-op CTs
12:19and found a trace
12:20subarachnoid bleed.
12:22But there was no
12:23bruise on her scalp.
12:24I know.
12:25The only way she could
12:26get this injury is if
12:27someone shook her
12:28and they would have
12:29to shake her hard.
12:33Someone abused her?
12:42No.
12:44I've known Laura
12:44since high school.
12:45She's the most composed,
12:46even-tempered person
12:47I've ever met.
12:48And she's totally
12:48devoted to that baby.
12:50What about the father?
12:51She can see via donor.
12:52A nanny?
12:53A relative?
12:54A boyfriend
12:55who's been helping out?
12:56She waited so long
12:57for this.
12:57Wanted to do
12:58everything herself.
12:59Then it has to be her.
13:02We need to call
13:03Child Protective Services.
13:04No.
13:06Not yet.
13:07I'm gonna do an MRI
13:08to rule out
13:09benign enlargement
13:09of the extra-axial space
13:11before we ruin her life.
13:13Good idea.
13:14Except for the part
13:15about you doing the test.
13:18She's your friend.
13:19You think I'd try
13:20to help someone
13:20cover up child abuse?
13:21I don't know you
13:22well enough to know
13:22what you would
13:23or wouldn't do
13:23to protect a friend.
13:25I could do the MRI.
13:28I'm not the mother's friend.
13:29But you are a pathologist.
13:31Giving MRIs
13:32is not your job.
13:35Paige Farmer.
13:36Have him do it.
13:37On it.
13:47Murphy.
13:49We need to talk.
13:49I don't have a girlfriend.
14:00Okay.
14:02Is that consistent
14:03with what you've deduced
14:05and seen regarding my life?
14:09Yes.
14:12Good.
14:16Enjoy your apple.
14:19It's not fair.
14:32Sean is being punished
14:33for mistakes that Han
14:34thinks he might make
14:35in the future.
14:36He's not punishing him.
14:37He just saved his ass.
14:39Okay, Kenny.
14:40The MRA is going to help us
14:41map the blood supply
14:42to the tumor.
14:42If you could just lie still,
14:44no talking until we're done.
14:45Sure.
14:46No problem.
14:47We should take a stand.
14:48Meaning what?
14:49Stage a walkout?
14:50How much do one of these
14:51bad boys cost, anyway?
14:53About three million,
14:54but it's worthless
14:55unless you stop talking.
14:57Sorry.
14:58My bad.
14:59Us getting fired
15:00is not going to do anything
15:00to help Sean.
15:01And I'm not even sure
15:02we should be helping him.
15:04Did you ever stop to think
15:05that maybe Han knows
15:06what he's doing?
15:07Sean has made mistakes,
15:09but he has three more years
15:10of residency.
15:11That is plenty of time
15:12to improve.
15:13Yes.
15:14You can build a winning team
15:16through supportive training,
15:17but you can also do it
15:18by recruiting the best
15:19and pushing them.
15:20Relentlessly.
15:21No feelings,
15:22no charity,
15:23no loyalty.
15:24Those who thrive
15:25and get better
15:26than they ever thought
15:26they could,
15:27you keep,
15:27and those who don't,
15:28you cut.
15:30That's not good.
15:31That works for Jeff Bezos
15:32and Bill Belichick.
15:32I'm not talking about
15:33your leadership lecture.
15:34I'm talking about this.
15:35We need a Paige Melendez.
15:40What are you talking about?
15:42You know me.
15:43How could you possibly believe
15:44I could hurt my baby?
15:45I don't,
15:46which is why I ordered
15:47the additional tests.
15:49But did you never leave her
15:51with anyone else?
15:52Even for just a few minutes
15:53so that you could take a nap
15:55or a bath?
15:57Taking care of a newborn,
15:58it's exhausting.
16:00No, it isn't.
16:02After waiting for so long,
16:03every single moment,
16:04no matter how hard,
16:06it's not exhausting.
16:10It's joy.
16:15Laura,
16:16I know you love her,
16:19but you're still human.
16:21You must get tired sometimes.
16:23I don't, really.
16:24You don't understand
16:26because you haven't
16:27experienced it.
16:29But when you love someone
16:30so much,
16:33the tests
16:34they have to be wrong.
16:39We expected the tumor
16:41to grow since the last scans,
16:42but not to this extent.
16:45Blood vessels
16:45that I thought
16:46we'd be able to quickly
16:47cauterize
16:47are now thicker than my thumb.
16:50It's impossible
16:50to remove the tumor
16:51without causing you
16:52to bleed to death.
16:53No.
16:56I don't care how risky it is.
17:02I'd rather die in surgery
17:03than continue to live
17:04with this huge,
17:06damn tick
17:07sucking the life out of me.
17:08Kenny,
17:09as long as your heart
17:10remains healthy,
17:11you basically will be too.
17:14And we can do a better job
17:15treating the pain.
17:17I don't want to be treated.
17:18I want to be cured.
17:21I want my life back.
17:25I always thought
17:26all I had to do
17:27was get enough money
17:28or find the right doctors.
17:31But if you're telling me
17:32there's no hope,
17:40I appreciate everything
17:43you all done
17:43or at least try to do.
18:00The injuries
18:01from shaking a baby
18:02are much different
18:03than from blunt force trauma.
18:04Yeah, it's awful.
18:06But also interesting.
18:07It's like you're a detective
18:08in a murder mystery.
18:10Only thank God
18:10the baby's not dead.
18:12That's exactly
18:13what Carly said.
18:14She likes solving
18:15medical mysteries.
18:18She's very smart
18:19and aggressive.
18:20Well, how does she treat you?
18:22Is she nice?
18:23Yes, she's very nice.
18:26She wants me
18:27to stay in her department.
18:28She thinks we make
18:29a good team.
18:30So it sounds like
18:31you have a case
18:32you're interested in
18:33and a co-worker
18:34you like who's nice to you.
18:36Maybe pathology
18:37won't be that bad
18:38after all.
18:44I have work to do.
18:52Since it seems
18:52we're going to be
18:53working together
18:53for a while longer
18:54maybe it is time
18:56we came out of the closet.
18:58Maybe?
18:59Are you saying
19:00you want to?
19:01Do you want to?
19:03Maybe.
19:05You're afraid
19:05it would make things awkward?
19:07People seeing us
19:07as a couple.
19:08Yes, obviously.
19:10But at the moment
19:11I'm more afraid
19:12that we wouldn't be
19:13having this conversation
19:13if Murphy hadn't
19:14almost busted us.
19:16Which makes me think
19:18we're not ready
19:18to have this conversation.
19:23It's understandable
19:24if we aren't.
19:26We've both been
19:26in relationships
19:27we thought
19:27were going to last.
19:32Understandable,
19:32but why should we
19:33even care
19:34what people at work think?
19:35So,
19:39should we talk
19:40to Andrews?
19:44Maybe.
19:45What do you think?
19:48Maybe.
19:54Sawchuck.
19:55Sorry for the wait.
19:56Excuse me.
19:59Duck curry and rice
20:0040 minutes?
20:01Really?
20:01Sorry,
20:01the kitchen fell a bit behind.
20:03It shouldn't be much longer.
20:03You're not just behind.
20:04People have come in
20:05after me.
20:06They've gotten their food,
20:07gone home eating.
20:08They're in their PJs
20:09watching a movie.
20:10I'm so sorry.
20:11I'll check right now.
20:12Duck curry.
20:14Here you go, sir.
20:15Duck curry, brown rice.
20:17White rice.
20:18Um, excuse me.
20:19Duck curry with brown rice?
20:20Yes.
20:21Finally?
20:21That's me.
20:23What are you guys
20:23doing back there?
20:25I'm so sorry, sir.
20:26You know what?
20:26I'm tired.
20:27I'm sorry.
20:27I just,
20:28I want my food.
20:29It should just be
20:30another minute.
20:30No, I don't wait!
20:31Any longer.
20:35I'm sorry.
20:36Sorry.
20:37Sorry.
20:38I don't,
20:38I didn't mean to yell.
20:39I'm so sorry.
20:40Carry on.
20:41Carry on.
20:42Enjoy your...
20:44She's always trying
20:49to one-up us.
20:51Morgan,
20:52she's not staying late
20:53because she wants
20:53to do research.
20:54She's staying late
20:54so that Han can see.
20:55she's staying late.
20:57That's just who she is.
20:58Don't take it personal.
20:59Hmm.
21:00And my dad's
21:01a Taekwondo grandmaster.
21:02Coached me growing up.
21:04He always used to say,
21:05only you can beat you.
21:06Well, my mom's a lounge singer
21:07and she used to say,
21:08upstage me and I'll beat your ass.
21:10You'd think if you're selling boba,
21:11you'd have straws wide enough
21:12to get the balls through
21:13the damn thing.
21:14I can't believe you drink that stuff.
21:15It's like putting
21:15gummy bears in a drink.
21:20Give up?
21:22Want a soda instead?
21:22I see you.
21:29Which is,
21:30I assume,
21:30your primary objective.
21:33I didn't even know
21:34you were still here.
21:35I've been reading
21:36the latest journal articles
21:37on neurofibromia.
21:38Go home.
21:40There's nothing you could do
21:41for Kenny Grimm
21:42and you're going to have
21:43other patients tomorrow.
21:47I got an idea.
21:49If we embolize
21:51the larger blood vessels
21:52to the tumor before surgery,
21:53we can use your body's
21:54clotting factor
21:55to help clog them.
21:56This should reduce
21:57hemorrhaging during surgery
21:58and allow us to excise
21:59the tumor without
22:00you bleeding out.
22:02We'll steer a cassiter
22:03through an artery
22:04in your thigh.
22:05Yes.
22:05Kenny,
22:06maybe you should
22:07let them finish.
22:08No, I shouldn't.
22:10And yes,
22:11you should.
22:12Yes, yes, yes.
22:13As soon as possible.
22:14Yes.
22:24The test came back.
22:25They confirmed
22:26the previous results.
22:27Well, they're wrong.
22:28There must be some other...
22:29There has to be
22:30another test.
22:31Please.
22:32Ma'am,
22:32you're going to need
22:33to come with us.
22:33You need help.
22:34From you?
22:35You're my friend
22:36and you called the police?
22:37Did someone hurt your baby
22:38if it wasn't you?
22:39No one hurt my baby.
22:40You're wrong.
22:41How can you not believe me?
22:49Just need to get
22:50a few more branches
22:50off the aorta
22:51and we're done.
22:56Well done,
22:57Dr. Brown.
23:02What's fluid status?
23:04CVP is 14 and rising.
23:05Get diuretics on deck.
23:0640 milligrams IV Lasix.
23:07Careful.
23:08If his pressure goes too low,
23:09his kidneys won't perfuse.
23:11I need you to keep
23:11his CVP between 8 and 12.
23:13He can't tolerate
23:13much more of this.
23:14We need to get him
23:15to an OR.
23:16Embolizing his vessels
23:17caused third spacing
23:18of fluids to the body
23:19and lungs.
23:20We saved the operation,
23:21but now we only have
23:21half the time to do it.
23:26Hey.
23:27Any word?
23:28No, not yet.
23:29Isn't there someone
23:31from radiology
23:32who can expedite
23:33someone who owes you
23:33a favor?
23:34Even if there was,
23:35I would not waste it
23:37on you
23:37because you
23:38do not need it.
23:43You are one of the most
23:44willful patients
23:45I've ever had
23:46and the finish line
23:47is in sight.
23:48All you need to do
23:48is just run through
23:49the tape.
23:51Look, if it helps,
23:52as soon as I'm done
23:53with this patient,
23:54we can talk some more.
23:55I can write you
23:56a script for something
23:57to help you
23:58with the anxiety,
23:58but I don't think
23:59you need it.
24:00You got this.
24:07More suction.
24:09Me too.
24:09More sponges.
24:16Retract.
24:20What's his estimated
24:21blood loss?
24:22About eight and a half liters.
24:24The entire human body
24:26typically only has
24:28five and a half liters
24:29of blood.
24:30Yeah, I know.
24:32Let's get 30 more units
24:34on deck of PRVC.
24:36Add cryo,
24:36fresh frozen plasma
24:37and platelets to that.
24:49We should have checked
24:50for blood breakdown products.
24:53If you don't mind,
24:54I'm trying to pay attention
24:55to this.
24:55I wasn't talking to you
24:56or about this patient.
25:02We need to re-examine
25:04the subdural blood clot specimens.
25:06If there's hemocytorin deposition
25:08and chronic membranes,
25:09including fibrous wall,
25:10it could prove
25:11it was not abuse.
25:12What else could it be?
25:14The test proved
25:14non-accidental trauma.
25:16Yes,
25:16the tests were right.
25:18resected portion is secure.
25:25IVs on central line?
25:27Secure.
25:27Secure.
25:28Okay, everybody,
25:29get in position.
25:30Let's flip this pancake
25:31on three.
25:33One,
25:33two,
25:35three.
25:37Wait,
25:38his heart rate's bite.
25:39Lay him back down.
25:40Softly.
25:41Softly.
25:42Are you okay?
25:46Yeah,
25:47just a blip.
25:48Once more with feeling.
25:49Ready?
25:49One,
25:50two,
25:52three.
25:54Okay.
25:56How we doing?
25:57Good.
25:58He's stable.
25:59All right,
25:59swab the posterior incision site.
26:01Okay,
26:01scalpel and sponge on a stick.
26:02He's crashing.
26:04He's ventilating fine.
26:06We've got no immediate blood loss
26:07or hemorrhaging.
26:07It looks like distributive shock.
26:09I need stat labs
26:09and initiate shock resuscitation.
26:15He's got a high Y count
26:17and what looks to be
26:17a systemic pro-inflammatory
26:19cytokine release.
26:20Putting off the blood supply
26:20to the tumor
26:21is causing post-embolization syndrome.
26:22I need intra-arterial lidocaine,
26:24130 milligrams of methylprednisolone
26:25and start antibiotics.
26:26Should we be trying
26:27to reverse the embolization,
26:28restore blood flow to the tumor?
26:29Well,
26:29then we risk him bleeding out
26:30any faster.
26:31We need to abort.
26:31Cut up what we've already excised
26:33and leave the rest.
26:34No,
26:34we can't give up.
26:35We're not giving up.
26:35We're stopping a futile procedure
26:37to save the patient.
26:40We need to get Murphy in here.
26:41It's a blood flow problem.
26:42Murphy has a special talent
26:43for visualizing complex anatomy.
26:45We don't have time.
26:45We need to stop the PES now.
26:47Page Dr. Murphy.
26:48No,
26:48do not page Dr. Murphy.
26:49I get it.
26:49You like him,
26:50but we don't have time
26:51for an audition.
26:51I'm trying to save
26:52my patient's life.
26:53My patient,
26:53which means it's my call.
26:54I am also trying
26:55to save your patient's life,
26:56so I'm urging you
26:57to stop wasting time.
26:58Now,
26:58we've cut away almost half.
27:01Give him a chance
27:02to live and fight another day.
27:06The breakdown products
27:07show the injury
27:08that caused the hematoma
27:09happened at least
27:10seven weeks ago.
27:12When was she born?
27:13A little over seven weeks ago.
27:17But the vacuum delivery
27:18must have caused
27:18a subdural bleed,
27:19which rebled two days ago.
27:21The baby wasn't abused.
27:29Sean,
27:30we need you in the OR.
27:31Any thoughts,
27:46Dr. Murphy?
27:49You don't have enough time.
27:52You can't fully map
27:53the circulatory system
27:54and remove the tumor
27:55without killing the patient.
27:56It's too complex.
27:57Well,
28:01at least he was
28:02brief and to the point.
28:03Now,
28:04can we do whatever...
28:04But you don't have
28:05to do it quickly.
28:08We slow down,
28:09he bleeds out.
28:10If you clamp the aorta,
28:11it could lower the blood flow
28:12to the tumor enough
28:13to slow the release
28:14of the cytokines.
28:15Clamping the aorta
28:16will kill the intestines,
28:17kidneys, and legs.
28:18Not
28:19if we release the clamp
28:20every ten minutes.
28:21Give it just enough blood
28:22to stop the cytokines,
28:23but not so much
28:24that he bleeds to death.
28:33Let's do it.
28:35Thank you for the consult,
28:37Dr. Murphy.
28:37Reposition him to lateral.
28:42Secure IV in the central line.
28:44Secure.
28:45Thin blue.
28:47Starting midline laparotomy.
28:50Debakey.
28:52Opening up the lesser sac.
28:55Vessel Lutz.
28:59Get her on the ready.
29:00I need umbilical tape.
29:07MRI exams show
29:17chronic changes
29:17of surgery
29:18and radiation,
29:19but no sign
29:21of residual tumor
29:22detected.
29:23No signs.
29:25None.
29:26Zero.
29:27Zippo.
29:28Zilch.
29:31Wow.
29:32Do another MRI
29:38in six months
29:39just to be sure,
29:40but you are
29:40in the clear.
29:43This is exactly
29:44what we hoped for.
29:46Kinnahara
29:46toh, toh, toh.
29:48Knock on wood.
30:03Oh, you son of a bitch.
30:05I told you.
30:06You told me no.
30:10It's too heavy
30:11for diamonds.
30:13Is it a magic eight ball?
30:14You just open it.
30:15I don't like baseball.
30:24I do.
30:27So you got me
30:28something you like.
30:29I caught that foul ball
30:31down the third baseline
30:32on my 13th birthday.
30:36My dad was amazed
30:37that I snagged it.
30:40After the game,
30:41we went outside
30:42the stadium.
30:44I was a shy kid,
30:44but my father
30:45pushed me
30:46to ask my favorite
30:47players to sign it
30:48and they all did.
30:50Burke Campanaris,
30:51Raleigh Fingers,
30:52Reggie Jackson,
30:53Catfish Hunter.
30:56If it happened today,
30:57it'd all be on video.
30:59But all I have to remember
31:01that awesome day
31:02is that ball.
31:08I wanted you to have
31:09something that mattered to me.
31:10Aaron, I can't...
31:18Oh, yes, you can.
31:19Bye.
31:28Bye.
31:32Cancer changes people.
31:34I've had patients
31:36tell me it was a blessing.
31:38That their lives
31:39were better after.
31:40They're idiots.
31:43Maybe.
31:48Would you have thought
31:49of such a wonderful gift
31:5011 months ago?
31:50No.
31:50No.
31:50No.
31:51No.
31:51No.
31:51No.
31:52No.
31:53No.
31:53No.
31:53No.
31:54No.
31:54No.
31:55No.
31:55No.
31:56No.
31:57No.
31:58No.
31:59No.
32:00No.
32:01No.
32:02No.
32:03No.
32:18Care to do the honors?
32:29Let's take it up.
32:33No.
32:34No.
32:35No.
32:36No.
32:37No.
32:38No.
32:39No.
32:40No.
32:41No.
32:42No.
32:43No.
32:44No.
32:45No.
32:46No.
32:47No.
32:48No.
32:49No.
32:50No.
32:51No.
32:52No.
32:53No.
32:54No.
32:55No.
32:56No.
32:57No.
32:58No.
32:59No.
33:00No.
33:01I'm so sorry.
33:16I should have trusted you.
33:22Please talk to me, Laura.
33:24Yeah, let me if you want. I deserve it.
33:27It's not your fault.
33:28Yes, it is.
33:30I should have done more research, looked harder for an alternative diagnosis.
33:35I mean, it's not your fault. You are the way you are.
33:40You don't understand the love a mother feels.
33:44I understand that a lot of mothers abuse their children.
33:48You don't understand a love because you've never allowed yourself to be vulnerable.
33:53Even when you were married to Kishal, you never really committed.
34:00You always expect the worst in people because that's all you see in yourself.
34:08I've never been in so much pain, but felt so good.
34:28Move up your pain meds.
34:29You're still going to need some skin and soft tissue grafts, but the hard part's done.
34:34Your prognosis is excellent.
34:36Thank y'all so much.
34:39What am I taking this thing home in a glass bottle?
34:42Y'all got something that big?
34:43He's just being a smartass.
34:45Are you sure you want to do this?
34:53Shut up.
34:53I saved the patient.
35:14I deserve to be a surgeon.
35:18Dr. Murphy...
35:19Dr. Han, I want my old job back.
35:27You're making a mistake.
35:29Am I, Sean?
35:30Yes.
35:31Because it seems like you're doing really well in pathology.
35:35You made a great save on an earlier case and a great save today.
35:39You keep doing well, and over time, we can build to you having more responsibility.
35:49No.
35:58I'm a surgeon.
36:05I am not leaving your office until you reinstate me.
36:09What are you doing, Sean?
36:17Do you think ordering me to do something will change my mind?
36:20Do you really think it's a good idea to try and bully me?
36:25I am a surgeon.
36:30I am a surgeon.
36:32Do you realize that you're proving my point, that you're acting immature, showing that
36:37you don't know how to communicate, and you can't control your emotions?
36:41I am a surgeon.
36:44But you do have a talent that I value.
36:48So I'm going to give you one last chance to maintain your dignity and leave my office.
36:53Now.
36:54Because if I have to call security, you understand that I'm also going to have to fire you.
37:08I am a surgeon.
37:11I am a surgeon.
37:14I am.
37:16I am a surgeon.
37:18I am a surgeon.
37:20Dr. Hunt, I am a surgeon.
37:24I am a surgeon.
37:49Oh, we've been back the flooding skies.
37:53You can't tell that you're bigger than the seed that you're sinking in, that you don't know what you got, but you got it at your fingertips, you got it in you.
38:23When the lights go out and leave, you're standing in the dark. No one ever told you this would be so hard. I know you think your fire is burning out, but I used to see you're shining through.
38:49You got it in you.
38:54You got it in you.
39:01When the lights go out and leave, you're standing in the dark. No one ever told you this would be so hard. I know you think your fire is burning out, but I used to see you're shining through.
39:28You got it in you.
39:33You got it in you.
39:35You got it in you.
39:37You got it in you.
39:44You got it in you.
39:46You got it in you.
39:48You got it in you.
39:49You got it in you.
39:50You got it in you.
39:51You got it in you.
39:52You got it in you.
39:53You got it in you.
39:54You got it in you.
39:55You got it in you.
39:56You got it in you.
39:57You got it in you.
39:58You got it in you.
39:59You got it in you.
40:00You got it in you.
40:01You got it in you.
40:02You got it in you.