Also known as: Parkinson's
Dr. David Hamilton undergoes pioneering cell therapy surgery involving robotic micro-injection of dopamine-producing cells derived from his own stem cells into his brain. This experimental procedure is the centerpiece of the episode.
Also known as: PSC
21-year-old patient with end-stage liver disease secondary to primary sclerosing cholangitis who receives an orthotopic liver transplant from a teenager killed in a car accident. Nick Marsh performs the procurement and transplant surgery.
Also known as: CSF leak
Owen develops a CSF leak as a complication from his previous brain surgery, requiring emergent neurosurgery by Tom Koracick to repair the dura with a patch. He experiences shooting pain behind the eye and improvement when lying flat.
Also known as: Knee fracture
Owen is recovering from a tibial plateau fracture sustained in the car accident, requiring physical therapy and rehabilitation. He struggles with the PT regimen and his identity as a surgeon while in a wheelchair.
Also known as: Placental separation
Jo Wilson manages an overnight case of placenta previa that results in a C-section at 4:45 a.m., with mother and baby doing well. This contributes to Jo's exhaustion and need for time off.