Surgeons: At the Edge of Life
- Dokumentar
- 2018
- Episode 1
- Sesong 1
- 58 min
- 16+
- 9.0
- Sesong 1
- Episode 1: The Longest Day
Maxillofacial surgeons Tim and Sat prepare for a marathon operation on 53-year-old Teresa who has a cancerous tumour in her face and will die in a matter of weeks unless it is removed.
Om serien: Documentary series going beyond the theatre doors of Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham, where surgeons push medical boundaries to the limits.
- Medvirkende
- Richard Laing, Sam Ford, Shaun Dooley, Steven Jeffery, Tim Martin
- Regissør
- Jamie Seal, Stuart Bernard
- Tilgjengelige språk
- engelsk
- Sjangere
- Dokumentar, Natur
- Tilgjengelig
- Tilgjengelig i mer enn 3+ måneder
The Longest Day
Episode 1
58 minTilgjengelig i mer enn 3+ månederMaxillofacial surgeons Tim and Sat prepare for a marathon operation on 53-year-old Teresa who has a cancerous tumour in her face and will die in a matter of weeks unless it is removed.
Maxillofacial surgeons Tim and Sat prepare for a marathon operation on 53-year-old Teresa who has a cancerous tumour in her face and will die in a matter of weeks unless it is removed.
Last Chance Saloon
Episode 2
59 minTilgjengelig i mer enn 3+ måneder74-year-old Jasmine has a vast tumour in her abdomen weighing more than 3 stone. It is consuming her, displacing organs including her stomach and liver. Unless it can be removed she has just 4 weeks to live.
74-year-old Jasmine has a vast tumour in her abdomen weighing more than 3 stone. It is consuming her, displacing organs including her stomach and liver. Unless it can be removed she has just 4 weeks to live.
The Pioneers
Episode 3
58 minTilgjengelig i mer enn 3+ månederThe series concludes by following clinical trials being held at the hospital. Surgeons implant a microphone into a patient's head. A woman receives a liver that would not normally be transplanted.
The series concludes by following clinical trials being held at the hospital. Surgeons implant a microphone into a patient's head. A woman receives a liver that would not normally be transplanted.