Doctors Take a High Risk with Complicated Heart Surgery | Chicago Med | MD TV

A 56 year old man has a clot that traveled from his leg through his heart and into his brain, and has to be operated urgently.
From Chicago Med Season 2 Episode 3 'Natural History' - An Indonesian man who doesn't speak English arrives at the hospital with a mysterious illness; Dr. Halstead attends Maggie's family reunion; Dr. Rhodes accepts a complicated heart surgery without consulting Dr. Latham.
Chicago Med (2015) The doctors and nurses who work at the emergency ward of the Gaffney Chicago Medical Center strive to save the lives of their patients while dealing with personal and interpersonal issues.
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[@mar-k7104]

I hate when med shows make it seem like getting a second opinion is an entitled and wasteful thing to do. It’s not, I know a lot of people who were saved from surgery or misdiagnosis because they got a better more helpful opinion after seeing a second doctor. In this specific case time was of the essence, but it still hit that nerve for me

[@flightsnotfeelings5867]

I get what you're saying but like you also said, in a lot of situations time is so important. That's why medicine is not just science, but an art as well. Two doctors can look at the same patient and see a different diagnosis.

[@lisasophiekaps]

Exactly! Of course if it’s live or death RIGHT NOW that’s a different situation but otherwise a good doctor will even ENCOURAGE you to get a second opinion!

[@lazarmarinkovic8486]

You talking from personal experience?

[@mar-k7104]

@@lazarmarinkovic8486 I said in my comment that I know multiple people with personal experience…

[@sensiblesentimental]

Second or even third opinions can be hugely helpful when time allows for it! It’s particularly helpful when you feel like you’re being misunderstood or not being treated seriously.

[@keribere244]

them starting the surgery made me realize I’m really watching this while eating :(

[@ELIGG15]

Same :(

[@TheChazesSisters]

@@ELIGG15same :D

[@rimhamdan7259]

Jesus is not God. He never said that in the bible

[@cindysandbeck2447]

I hope docs are all learning catheterization for strokes and heart stents, please learn !

[@AdrenalineandEpiphany]

Can't have someone urinating on their open heart mid surgery, now can we?

[@debbies6494]

@@AdrenalineandEpiphanyDo u even know what a heart catheterization is??!

[@AdrenalineandEpiphany]

@@debbies6494 i know a little about it but I said that as a joke

[@l.a.3479]

​@@AdrenalineandEpiphanyThe joke's in poor taste.

[@rimhamdan7259]

Jesus is not God. He never said that in the bible

[@mobjectivems7652]

So realistic wow....

[@rimhamdan7259]

Jesus is not God, he never said that in the bible

[@kyupidsarrow]

Hello early people! Have a wonderful day/night!

[@kimberlycole8402]

Watch the orginal movie mash. And then try to eat after

[@FullTimePatient37]

Yeah 2:11 as if mayo clinic is the best...

[@TheChazesSisters]

Mayo💀

[@Unknown-br1uf]

Would have been Seventh. Will settle for Ninth 👁

[@Elwirfy]

5th for sure!

[@josefinkalla7491]

Maybe first

[@CarlosCastro-rl1bi]

)’,lol

[@Robert-on8nq]

Maybe third

[@andreacatalina4367]

Maybe second