Good Doctor (Good Doctor Japan / Guddo Dokuta / グッド ドクター)

Mom, look. This flower is so pretty.

Yes, it is.

You found a pretty flower. - Yes!

Hey.

It's almost cooked.

Let's play a little longer.

I'm sorry. I have to help with the preparations too.

You can go ahead and play a little longer.

Be careful.

Okay.

Misaki, the food is ready.

Is she not here?

Hey, Misaki.

Misaki.

Dr. Shiga.

Minato.

Why didn't you tell me that you're sick?

I'm not the one you should...

worry about.

I'm very worried about you.

I'm scared that we'll be apart.

I'll always be beside you.

The children are waiting for you.

They're anxious and scared, like you now.

Go.

Quickly.

I will be fine.

All right.

Doctor.

Iyo.

Are you all right?

Iyo.

Morishita Iyo has liver cirrhosis.

If left unchecked, it can lead to liver failure and eventually, death.

We must perform liver transplant immediately.

We have to transplant her liver too?

That means...

we need to transplant her liver and small intestine simultaneously.

But we can't perform such a surgery in our hospital, right?

This is the only way to save Iyo.

Shindo, let's explain the situation to her sister.

Yes.

Hello.

All right.

There's a critical patient in the emergency.

Yoshimoto Misaki, six years old.

She drowned in the river. She's now in a state of cardiac arrest.

Misaki.

What's the situation?

Ventricular fibrillation. She's now in a state of cardiac arrest.

Venipuncture.

Prepare current. -Yes.

Fifty Joules. Hurry.

Charged.

Clear.

Arterial puncture.

Please confirm the waveform.

No, it didn't recover.

One hundred Joules. - Yes.

Charged.

Clear.

Doctor.

Her heartbeat recovered.

Thank you. - Thank you.

However,

she's currently unconscious and can't breathe on her own.

What's going on?

Her brain might have suffered severe impact.

Isn't she saved already?

I'm very sorry.

Based on her current condition, the possibility of her waking up...

is very low.

How can this happen?

Please come in.

Misaki.

Misaki.

Doctor...

Won't Misaki wake up anymore?

There's still a possibility, right?

This is a rare case, but there has been related reports.

Then please treat her.

Please save my daughter.

Please, doctor.

We'll do everything we can.

Please, please.

Please.

She also needs to transplant her liver?

The condition of her liver worsened and that led to cirrhosis.

We must transplant her liver immediately.

Regarding the liver,

we need to wait for a brain-dead donor.

Why...

Miss Morishita,

cases for simultaneously transplanting...

the liver and small intestines are very rare in our country.

I also don't have that experience.

Our hospital has never performed such surgery before.

However, based on Iyo's current condition,

it's very dangerous for her to transfer to another hospital.

We can only perform the surgery here if we want to save her.

We'll do our very best.

Can you leave Iyo in our hands?

Of course.

Please.

Please save Iyo. Please.

Please.

Doctor.

Don't worry.

We'll surely, surely cure you.

Kuramoto.

Yes.

Give Yoshimoto Misaki another dose of vasopressors.

Yes.

Hey, why did you give her another dose of vasopressors?

Misaki's blood pressure is very low.

With the use of vasopressors to elevate her blood pressure,

maybe it can help with the condition of her brain.

I didn't tell her parents clearly,

but there's no hope in that kind of condition.

The exam results are not out yet.

I still want to try, even with only one percent chance.

Simultaneous transplant?

Apparently, there's also a problem with your liver.

My body is really not good.

Why can't it survive on its own?

It's so embarrassing.

What are you talking about?

By the way,

they're releasing the magazine you like today, right?

I'll buy it for you.

Why can't we do it?

This is the only way to save her life.

Dr. Takayama, have you performed a simultaneous transplant before?

No.

You and our hospital both don't have prior experience on this.

If we allow you to perform such surgery,

it will cause ethical problems. - However,

based on her current condition, there's no other way...

to save her if we don't perform the surgery here.

By the way, have you found a donor yet?

No, I haven't.

There's no point in discussing this.

Misaki...

has always been looking forward...

to camping with the whole family.

Because I was too busy at work,

I wasn't able to take her the whole summer.

It was such a rare opportunity for the whole family to go on a trip.

In the car,

I asked her to sleep first.

But she kept talking.

Look. This flower is so pretty.

She said that...

after she's done playing, she'll eat the corn we grilled.

Hey, it's almost cooked.

It should have been a happy day.

Yet it turned out like this.

You'll be fine.

Her body is still so warm.

She'll wake up soon.

The doctor is always by her side too.

Seto, Misaki's exam results are out.

Hey, Keiko.

What's the matter?

She moved. Misaki's hand moved earlier.

Misaki.

Misaki.

Can you hear me?

I was holding her hand when I felt it move.

Doctor, how is she?

Did Misaki regain consciousness?

Please wait for a moment.

She'll be fine, right? She moved.

Right.

Misaki.

Based on exam results,

we can basically confirm that Misaki is brain dead.

Her heart can only last up to one week, at most.

Seto, how's Misaki?

She moved because of spinal cord reflex.

Right.

You look very sad since yesterday.

What's the matter?

If you're not feeling good, I want to cure you.

I don't understand.

As a doctor, if we can't cure the patients,

what else can we do?

Misaki only has...

about one week to live.

There's still one whole week.

In hours, there's there 168 hours.

In seconds, there's still 604,800 seconds.

There's still a lot we can do for Misaki.

Iyo.

Are you all right?

Do you feel pain anywhere? - No.

I'm fine.

I'm sure you'll recover immediately after the surgery.

Iyo.

Is this really all right?