[Drama 2016] Doctors 닥터스

[kingpin]

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[Kasmic]

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Opps double posts of above images.. will replace the post with news on our cameo Lim Yi Jeon whom worked with the same writer in High Society. Here she plays a Gold medalist in Archery with need of going in surgery for her hand.

Read source: http://sports.hankooki.com/lpage/entv/201607/sp20160711101928136670.htm

[Guest Agie]

Hong Ji Hong

credit pic to the owner

[Ahpheng]

@chroniclurker @dhia205 @evie7 Let's hope PD answer our shirtless prayers and send us to pervy land !!

[ktn1122]

Less than 24 hours til episode 7.  Just wanted to thank all the recappers for tonight.  Will be silently lurking  at work hehe.  Can't wait!

[ktn1122]

3 minutes ago, Ahpheng said:

@chroniclurker @dhia205 @evie7 Let's hope PD answer outr shirless prayers and send us to pervy land !! 

@chroniclurker @dhia205 @evie7 Let's hope PD answer outr shirless prayers and send us to pervy land !! 

Yes to the shirtless KRW please.  Please PD-nim if you are lurking here please answer our prayers....

[liz-danielle]

1 hour ago, Kasmic said:

Text preview ep 7... @rameennoodles what do you think?? 

“어웨이크 수술을 할 겁니다.”

지홍은 손 떨림 증상을 갖고 있는 양궁 선수의 수술을 맡게 되고, 혜정은 지홍의 어시로 어웨이크 써저리를 참여할 생각에 기뻐한다. 한편, 서우는 지홍의 밑에서 일하고 싶다며 말을 번복하는데...

It was about the awake surgery...!?

[chroniclurker]

6 minutes ago, Ahpheng said:

@chroniclurker @dhia205 @evie7 Let's hope PD answer outr shirless prayers and send us to pervy land !! 

 

Amen. 

[dhia205]

Happy Monday morning dear all my fellow patients... 

don't forget for your check up schedule tonight.

tonight Doct in charge are Prof.Hong, Dr.Yoo, Dr.Jung, Dr.Jin (neurology dept)

and this womanizer Dr from general surgery dept. (another) Dr.Jung

fighting for those who resume work today after looooong vacation. 

i wish it's 6pm already 

[Ahpheng]

 

[kixamay]

This Parody really sells to me..I can't get over..Lol..

 

And its Monday...The wait is over..

Thank you in advance to those who will recap later..

Are we going to see this later? 

credit to the owner

 

[chroniclurker]

5 hours ago, andreasofia16 said:

@chroniclurker, you're crazy! Amazing! I love it!

 

 Thanks for the compliment @andreasofia16 !

[dhia205]

13 minutes ago, Ahpheng said:

@chroniclurker @dhia205 @evie7 Let's hope PD answer our shirtless prayers and send us to pervy land !!

i should say this with a big choir AMENNNNNN......!!! LOL

[dhia205]

3 minutes ago, angelangie said:

 

awww poor u....im in for work but from home for today

 

@angelangie pleaseee don make me .

lucky you... my bos haven't show up yet. but the phone keep ringing to say happy eid mubarak.. and i have to read tons of email, now i know back read this thread are far way better... 

ok then.. back to my ... 

[sweetbloom74]

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[evkid]

Gotta say, it's nice to see us all still trending on the popular now and hot topics for the last few days and especially this morning at work. 

Amen to shirtless! 

LOL! HAPPY MONDAY, PATIENTS! Prepping my heart and soul for tonight! Advance thank you to all recappers! xoxo

[ktcjdrama]

Um... should we be worried about the "awake" surgery? I mean, it's neurosurgery we're talking about here. Can it really be done without anesthesia? Will it be an incident that break JH's career? Why am I feeling more unease the more I read promotion about this "awake" surgery?

[evie7]

49 minutes ago, Ahpheng said:

@chroniclurker @dhia205 @evie7 Let's hope PD answer our shirtless prayers and send us to pervy land !!

 

42 minutes ago, chroniclurker said:

Amen. 

 

33 minutes ago, dhia205 said:

i should say this with a big choir AMENNNNNN......!!! LOL

 I'm just going to have give another AMEN too. PD nim if your listening the doctors locker room would be the perfect place for our shirtless scene.  @evkid Ok now we do make a mini choir!

Edited July 11, 2016 by evie7

[chroniclurker]

26 minutes ago, evie7 said:

 

 

 I'm just going to have give another AMEN too. PD nim if your listening the doctors locker room would be the perfect place for our shirtless scene. 

 

His place shouldn't be a bad idea too, right? Better time it when Hye Jung comes over for a "house-warming" celebration since he just moved in............. <and the rest is up to our HYPER-ACTIVE/OVER-CREATIVE & WILD imagination> 

.>>>>>>>>>>>>I'm suddeny hearing Body on Me ♫ 

 

 

[ktcjdrama]

22 minutes ago, angelangie said:

 

not too sure either but i think someone with his capabilities shouldnt be too worry? as there are surgery that needed to be done when you are awake

Hehe, so I did a little googling. Here's what I found:

"Neurosurgeons at the Johns Hopkins Comprehensive Brain Tumor Center perform many brain tumor procedures while the patient is awake but sedated."

Okay, so no worries. Since our Doc graduated from Johns Hopkins anyway

If any of you are interested to read more about it, I copied this from Hopkins' website:

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Neurosurgeons at the Johns Hopkins Comprehensive Brain Tumor Center perform many brain tumor procedures while the patient is awake but sedated. This procedure is called intraoperative brain mapping, or awake brain surgery. It enables the neurosurgeons to remove tumors that would otherwise be inoperable because:

• They are too close to areas of the brain that control vision, language and body movements
• Surgery would result in a significant loss of function.

Neurosurgeons perform awake brain surgery for tumors that have spread throughout the brain and do not have clear borders, such as some types of glioma. Awake brain surgery can shrink these tumors.

How awake brain surgery works:

The procedure is performed after the patient’s scalp is numbed and usually with the patient sedated.

The neurosurgeon works very closely with the neuroanesthesiologist. Together, they will decide if awake brain surgery is right for a particular patient, depending on:

• The importance of awake brain surgery in removing the tumor without damaging critical parts of the brain
• The patient’s general health (e.g., awake brain surgery is not performed in patients with some types of sleep apnea and those who are obese)
• Whether the patient will be able to remain calm during the procedure and respond to the neurosurgeon

If they recommend awake brain surgery and the patient agrees, the neuroanesthesiologist will explain the procedure in detail and answer the patient’s questions.

The neurosurgeon and neuroanesthesiologist will work together to determine the most appropriate type of anesthesia for each patient. The patient may be:

• Awake throughout the procedure: The patient will receive a nerve or scalp block — an injection of medication to block pain — and local anesthesia — medicine to numb a small part of the body — on the scalp.
   
• Sedated at the beginning and end of the procedure and awake in the middle: The patient will receive a scalp block and a little anesthesia for sedation at the beginning of the procedure. The neuroanesthesiologist stops the sedation when the neurosurgeon is ready to remove the brain tumor. After that, the neuroanesthesiologist sedates the patient again.
   
• Put to sleep at the beginning and end of the procedure and awake in the middle: The patient will receive a nerve block and general anesthesia — medicine that makes the patient unconscious. The neuroanesthesiologist will wake the patient up when the neurosurgeon is ready to remove the brain tumor and put the patient to sleep again after that.

During surgery, the neurosurgeon will stimulate the area around the tumor with small electrodes. To precisely locate the functional areas of the brain that must be avoided, the neurosurgeon will ask the patient to perform tasks such as talking, counting and looking at pictures.

The neurosurgeon will use computer images of the brain taken before and during the procedure and the patient’s responses to create a map of the functional areas of the brain. The neurosurgeon then removes as much of the tumor as possible while avoiding the functional areas of the brain.

Throughout the procedure, the neuroanesthesiologist will ensure that the patient does not feel any pain, monitor vital signs (heart rate, breathing, and blood pressure) and talk to the patient to help the patient remain calm.

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