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Doctors Saikyou No Meii

Asumi Mizuno sacrifices everything in order to seek vengeance against the physicians accountable for her father's demise.

Shiba Kengo is a young and compassionate surgeon committed to his job. When he is reassigned from a prestigious hospital to one facing financial difficulties, he encounters Kasugai Yuka, a skilled and composed chief nurse who enlightens him about the harsh realities of the medical field. As Kengo navigates through challenges, he unveils the true identities of revered professionals in the medical community, including doctors, nurses, and educators. This narrative is based on the novel "Seinaru Kaibutsutachi" by Kawahara Len.

In contrast to ambulances, doctor cars are emergency vehicles used by medical professionals to quickly provide diagnosis and emergency treatment to critically ill patients at the scene, leading to a significant increase in survival rates. Tendo Ichika, a single mother of a 5-year-old child, is a new member of the medical team that operates the doctor car at a general hospital. Asagi Yusuke, the hospital director's only son, views the doctor car as an expensive waste and conspires to have it decommissioned. He displays unusual animosity towards Ichika, with other hospital staff joining in on mistreating her relentlessly.

During the late 1980s, organ transplantation was considered controversial. Tetsuhiko Toma, a skilled surgeon with advanced medical training in the United States, was appointed to a local private hospital. He believed in providing the same level of care as university hospitals in rural areas and took on challenging operations to save his patients' lives. Despite facing resistance from the entrenched medical system rooted in power and tradition, he persevered and successfully performed Japan's first organ transplant surgery.

Ichito Kurihara works as a doctor at a small hospital in Nagano Prefecture where there is a shortage of physicians

After completing their medical studies, Lu Ya Nan, Chen Yu Jing, He Mei Fen, and Pan Jia Hui joined the staff at Enron Hospital. The demanding workload and frequent medical emergencies gave them a profound insight into the life of doctors. Xiao Ke Ming, the head of the hospital's urology department, is known for his maturity, composure, and cautious nature, while his deputy, Zhong Li Wei, is characterized by his cynicism and strong principles. Their contrasting personalities often lead to conflicts over various issues, including their approach to work and life as well as the training of young physicians. The sudden death of Li Zhong Tian resulted in a significant inheritance left to Lu Ya Nan, who was then faced with persistent demands from Li Zhong Tian's son. Meanwhile, He Mei Fen found herself entangled in a deceitful emotional manipulation scheme orchestrated by Lei Zhen, a dishonest lawyer. Through her courage and resilience, He Mei Fen confronted the carefully laid traps and scams. This is a tale of doctors striving towards a promising and radiant future.

The narrative centers around Liu Zi Yi, a confident and lively neurosurgeon who is getting ready to tie the knot with her partner until she learns that he has been hospitalized at her workplace under unique circumstances. Heartbroken, she chooses to gracefully end the relationship. Meanwhile, Qin Wen Bin, an upbeat cardiothoracic surgeon, may seem carefree on the surface, but he is actually well aware of his own predicament. While his professional life is going smoothly, his marriage is falling apart, leaving him uncertain about his next steps. Despite the turmoil in their personal lives, both find comfort and encouragement in each other as they collaborate in the operating room, developing and recovering together.

Obstetrician and gynecologist Ye Zi traveled to the United States to give birth but returned to China following a miscarriage during surgery orchestrated by her ex-husband Tao Teng. Feeling guilty, the surgeon Yang Jun Bo is reassigned to a basic hospital where he begins researching abdominal pregnancy procedures, offering hope to Ye Zi who dreams of becoming a mother. Meanwhile, Tao Teng, now the deputy director of obstetrics and gynecology, resumes his pursuit of Ye Zi. With the support of a cheerful and lively group of friends and the encouragement of Yang Jun Bo, Ye Zi rediscovers her purpose and continues to work wonders in the field of medicine.

The scene of this human narrative is a distinctive medical facility that exclusively operates during nighttime to cater to outpatients. During these late hours, the medical team encounters a variety of illnesses presented by a diverse group of patients. Maki, a new addition to the team, was trained as a pathologist but has been assigned to work as a clinical physician at the hospital. Despite her extensive medical knowledge, her lack of practical experience (and her discomfort with administering injections) creates a distance between her and the rest of the staff. The enthusiastic and positive Maki is particularly disliked by Keiko, a pragmatic and results-driven clinical physician.

An accomplished doctor specializing in general medicine has aspirations of becoming a renowned dancer. Upon returning to Japan with hopes of making a mark in the entertainment field, he discovers that the agency he joined was fraudulent. Despite this setback, he decides to remain in Japan and takes on a part-time position at a struggling GM center where he tackles complex medical cases. Throughout it all, he continues to prepare for his return to the world of dance.

Inspired by actual events at Aizawa Hospital in Matsumoto City, Nagano, a struggling hospital on the brink of financial ruin is plagued by poor management and insurmountable debt. Dr. Shuhei Arihara, sacrificing a successful career in Tokyo, returns to his roots to rescue the hospital from closure. With the help of Ryosuke Kurashima, Deputy Chief of Shinkai Bank's Lending Division, they work together to implement necessary changes to revitalize the hospital and thwart a covert bank-led takeover.

Jung Ha Yoon is a graduate student who has successfully completed the bar exam. Nevertheless, her journey is not over, as she aspires to specialize in medical malpractice litigation. To gain relevant experience, she is employed at a hospital, where she encounters various doctors practicing there.

The narrative of an urban hospital emergency room and its medical staff, including insights into their personal experiences and interactions with patients.

As he approached graduation, Wang Yang Ming, who dedicated himself to reversing heart failure, clashed with his supervisor over medical experiments. He made a bold decision to transition from scientific research to clinical practice and secured a position in the emergency department at Ruiren Hospital, a top-ranked facility in the country. Wang Yang Ming's competitive spirit was ignited in the fast-paced environment of the emergency department, where he faced challenges like treating ventricular fibrillation in elderly patients, rescuing heat stroke victims, and caring for stroke patients. He continuously honed his medical skills through these experiences. Additionally, he formed a close-knit group with three other colleagues in the emergency department, known as the "four masters of emergency medicine," which included Lu Qing Qi, Zu Wen Da, and Liu Fei. Together, they supported each other's growth, formed strong bonds, and navigated through moments of separation and reunion within the ward.

The "Doctor Helicopter" program, which was approved in Japan in June 2007, sends medical teams by helicopter to deliver urgent medical assistance

A team of neurosurgeons with diverse personalities tackle intricate cases and difficult surgeries, dedicatedly saving lives in their respective roles. The two assistant chief doctors, Fan Xun (known as Gu Xiong), a swift and aloof "Lone Ranger," and Dai Yi Shan (known as Doctor Shan), a technology-focused "Surgery Frenzy," have differing methods. Despite their contrasting styles, neither feels satisfaction working with anyone else. When the National Natural Science Foundation issues new guidelines, the head of neurosurgery, Jiang ManJie, introduces a scoring system, igniting a fierce competition between the two.

Aizawa Kosaku, Shiraishi Megumi, Hiyama Mihoko, and Fujikawa Kazuo have been working at Shoyo University's North Hospital for eighteen months now. With only three months remaining in their fellowship program to become flight doctors, each of them is facing a pivotal moment in considering their future beyond graduation.

One patient after another is admitted, thrust into a high-pressure setting where every second counts in saving lives. Despite their ongoing development as medical professionals and individuals, will they rise above challenges and eventually claim the title of doctor with pride?

Kousaku Aizawa, Megumi Shiraishi, Mihoko Hiyama, Kazuo Fujikawa, and Haruka Saejima have chosen diverse career paths. Aizawa transitioned from the hospital emergency room to work as a neurosurgeon. Shiraishi excels as the team leader for flight doctors in the same emergency room. Hiyama previously aspired to be a flight doctor, but now works as an obstetrician-gynecologist. Fujikawa specializes in orthopedic emergency medicine and collaborates with Shiraishi. Saejima continues her role as a nurse supporting flight doctors. Despite their different roles, they all confront challenges with determination.

Nasuda Ayumi, a young travel nurse with a rough first impression, was once a highly skilled nurse practitioner in the United States. Despite his qualifications to perform medical procedures and assist in surgeries, he finds himself back in Japan where nurse practitioners are not well-known, and nurses are expected to follow doctors' orders. Ayumi starts working at Amano General Medical Centre, where he meets the enigmatic nurse Kuki Shizuka, who will become his partner. Shizuka, known for his quiet and meticulous work, is often mistaken for a janitor by the hospital staff, including Ayumi. However, he possesses exceptional nursing capabilities and, despite his gentle demeanor, is not afraid to speak up and take action when necessary. With conflicting personalities and hidden secrets, Ayumi and Shizuka work together to bring about positive changes in both their patients and the healthcare professionals at the hospital.

In Dongli Hospital, Xiao Feng, a reserved Deputy Chief Physician in the Cardiology Department, is partnered with Lin Yi, a new doctor who has different medical beliefs and tends to act impulsively. Xiao Feng's younger sister, Fang Xiao Ran, also starts working in the Intensive Care Unit at the same hospital. While Xiao Feng is seen as the pillar of the department, Lin Yi, who was known for working alone in his previous hospital, finds it challenging to collaborate with others. Fang Xiao Ran chooses to work at Dongli Hospital to pursue her medical career and help improve family relationships. Over time, the three of them learn to work together effectively and become a reliable team.

Life, the son of a renowned obstetrician and gynecologist, struggles with his career choice and conflicts with his father. He also holds a grudge against his father's female protégé, Zheng Zheng. Meanwhile, the new male director, Dong Su Xian, finds fulfillment in his work of bringing new life into the world, despite facing personal challenges in his marriage with Qian Lei. As the characters navigate the complexities of their personal and professional lives, they learn valuable lessons about love, responsibility, and the miracles of obstetrics and gynecology. Ultimately, they find happiness and fulfillment in their work and relationships.

Taking place six years after Tokai Seishiro's departure from Tojo University, the story follows Amagi Yukihiko, a renowned surgeon known for his exceptional skills in influencing people and handling finances

The series focuses on the professional roles of Wallace, Joe, and San as they assist patients in resolving psychological issues. Wallace works as a psychologist, Joe as a psychiatrist, and San as a feng shui consultant. Despite being best friends, Wallace and Joe have a complicated relationship with San, who has harbored feelings for Joe for two decades. Initially rejected by Joe, San watches as Joe enters a relationship with Carman, Wallace's receptionist, unaware of Carman's hidden secrets. When Joe realizes his true feelings for San, it is too late. Despite a rocky start, San and Wallace eventually bond and become close friends. Wallace also grapples with his own psychological struggles. Together, the trio collaborates to aid individuals in overcoming personal challenges related to mental health.

Saito Eijiro, a graduate of the renowned Eidai Medical School, begins his training as a doctor at Eidai Hospital. Working under the guidance of Dr. Shiratori in the surgery department, Eijiro, alongside Dekune and Munekata, puts in long hours completing menial tasks for very little pay. To make ends meet, they take on additional part-time work at Seido Hospital, overseen by Dr. Hattori. Despite the challenging environment, Eijiro is inspired by his mentor Dr. Ushida and nurse Kaori. However, one night, Eijiro flees from the surgery, leaving a critically injured patient behind. This story sheds light on the struggles and complexities faced by intern doctors in the medical field.

Ono, a coordinator for organ transplants, and his colleague Kuramoto are facing challenges in navigating the complexities of organ donations after changes were made to the law. With pressure from the Ministry of Health, the director of Takenouchi General Hospital is feeling overwhelmed. Six-year-old Tachibana Kaito has been waiting for a heart transplant for four years, while his mother Miki is hopeful for a successful procedure. Meanwhile, a six-year-old named Tezuka Ken has a tragic accident and is pronounced brain dead at the same hospital. Concerns of potential abuse arise, leading to a false report to the authorities since organ transplants from abused children are prohibited. As Ono deals with the ethical dilemma between the families of the donors and recipients, the law undergoes revisions.

Ren Yang Han, a wealthy and cheerful young woman, and Bai Ruo Xue, a gentle and reserved girl from a humble background, are complete opposites

Hayami Keigo, a youthful cardiac surgeon, is assigned to a secluded mountain medical facility for the summer, where sophisticated medical tools are scarce

Based on the novel series "Kenshui Junjo Monogatari" by Kawafuchi Keiichi, the drama depicts the challenges faced by a 37-year-old man who left his job at a food company to pursue a new career as a medical intern at a university hospital.

Matsumoto Mao is set to take on the role of the new medical examiner and travel to the United States when she turns 10 years old. During her time there, she will be focusing on studying advanced placement 3rd year Forensics. With an IQ exceeding 150, she is well-prepared for the task ahead. However, there is a sudden change in her demeanor, making her appear just like any other ordinary person, except to Kyoko who seems to understand the situation. The autopsy room quickly fills up with bodies awaiting examination, including a middle-aged man who had a fatal fall from a scaffolding at a construction site. Despite any signs of fatigue, Mao immediately begins the autopsy and makes a surprising discovery that he did not simply sustain a head injury from the fall. (wiki.d-addicts)

Chikamori Hiroshi, a renowned expert in physical engineering, faces a distressing situation when his newborn daughter Nozomi is taken from the hospital. Hayami Yuri, a detective in a specialized investigative unit who is also in the late stages of pregnancy, is called upon by Inspector Himura to monitor Nozomi's mother, Yuko, at the hospital. Going undercover with detective Dobashi Fukusuke posing as her husband, Hayami Yuri collaborates to uncover the truth behind the abduction. With Doctor Susami lacking an alibi during the critical time frame, suspicions fall upon him. As the investigation unfolds, a ransom demand is made by the kidnapper through a phone call.

Sasai Memorial Hospital operates under the philosophy of treating patients as guests in the hospitality industry. Within this environment, the doctors face various challenges. Mano Chiaki, a young physician, is being harassed by a difficult patient. Hamaguchi Yoko, a senior doctor known for her cheerful demeanor, is concerned about a potential lawsuit. Another colleague maintains a professional distance from patients but becomes involved in a conflict. Can these doctors remain hopeful amidst these challenges?

Japan is currently facing a shortage of medical staff in its emergency care system, resulting in doctors having to work longer hours, especially during the night shift when demand is higher

Takako is a police detective who also happens to be a single mother to a child who is approaching their first birthday. She is portrayed as being willing to bend the rules by accepting bribes and sharing confidential information when it benefits her. The series follows her struggles with her child's irresponsible father, self-serving police colleagues, and the criminals she encounters in her investigations. (themoviedb)

A hospital can be compared to a stage where the drama of life unfolds, showcasing the cycles of birth, death, illness, recovery, despair, and hope. "Healing Souls" follows the lives of physicians, medical students, and other staff members at a traditional hospital serving an underprivileged community. Among them are Qin Huo, a skilled surgeon, and Wen You, a practitioner of traditional Chinese medicine, who must learn to work together despite their contrasting personalities. The hospital's director, Guan Bo, is facing a terminal illness and wants to find someone to take over his medical practice. As they navigate through various challenges and crises, Huo and You develop a partnership based on respect, love, and compassion. (DramaWiki) Available in two versions: 22 episodes (TV) || 34 episodes (online)

The TV show focuses on a team of healthcare professionals and their dedication to their work, showcasing their perspectives and values through diverse medical cases. By sharing the personal stories of these professionals, the series portrays the range of emotions and experiences in life, from joy to sorrow, from birth to death, from compassion to empathy. It demonstrates the power of collaboration and breaking down barriers to appreciate and embrace life.

The story kicks off with the conclusion of the Sars outbreak in Hong Kong and the accidental passing of Paul's former partner, Tracy. Paul goes through a tough time, but thankfully, Frances is there to offer him support. Henry makes an entrance in Healing Hands 3 with a new romantic partner after splitting from Annie between Healing Hands 2 and 3. However, their relationship doesn't last long, and despite his initial negative opinions of Sarah, the two eventually become friends. The series delves into the challenges faced by the characters, including the medical hurdles encountered by the doctors at Yan Oi hospital and the romantic struggles that the different couples navigate through.

Surgeon Sagara Kosuke transformed the mindset of the medical staff at Dogami General Hospital through a combination of firmness and persuasion. Previously, the hospital seemed to be in a dire situation. Director Dogami Tamaki and administrator Momoi Shoichi were solely focused on the hospital's finances, while the doctors showed little concern for their patients. Sagara, unlike the typical medical hero, was not just a passionate and kind-hearted individual. He was determined to make necessary changes to benefit the patients, adapting his approach to overcome various challenges and conflicts. As the issue of the hospital's next leader arises, tensions between Sagara and Moriyama Takashi escalate.

Kojima Kaede is in charge of a team at Minato University Hospital's emergency and critical care center. Despite being skilled, the staff members are all unique individuals, with emergency doctor Honjo Masaharu being particularly noteworthy. The team lacks cohesion and struggles to work together effectively. Although Kaede is the most competent emergency doctor, she is hesitant about leading the team. The hospital management is disappointed with the center's lack of organ donors since the organ transplant act was revised. In an effort to increase both the number of lives saved and organ donors, they bring in the unconventional emergency doctor Natsume Mamoru. Kaede is overwhelmed with daily tasks and has no time to focus on this new development. However, on Natsume's first day, Tokyo experiences its worst major incident in history.

Dogami Tamaki, director of Dogami General Hospital, leaves her nephew and future successor, surgeon Moriyama Suguru, in charge as acting director while she embarks on a luxurious cruise around the world. Moriyama, inexperienced in his new role, struggles to manage the hospital but becomes increasingly reckless in his behavior. Meanwhile, patient Hirabayashi Fumie reports symptoms of fatigue and right shoulder pain. After a thorough examination, it is discovered that she has developed angiosarcoma of the liver, a malignant tumor with a life expectancy of six months if left untreated. Surgeon Sagara Kosuke determines that immediate surgery is necessary but requires authorization from Moriyama and the support of all surgeons due to the complexity of the procedure. Despite Sagara's plea, Moriyama refuses due to the high risks involved. Sagara offers Fumie reassurance and seeks assistance from Shibuya Shoko, a medical representative, to connect with Tanabe, a former government official, for an undisclosed plan.

After being transferred to Teito Medical University's Shizuoka 11th Branch Hospital, Surgeon Kaji Hideki receives a surprising offer from hospital director Ito Shuichi. Ito suggests nominating Kaji as a professor in the upcoming election. Initially, Kaji declines the offer due to his lack of interest in status and power, despite his focus on financial gain. However, a life-threatening experience during surgery prompts Kaji to reconsider his priorities. He decides to enter the election, with no competition in sight. With the support of local financial figure Shimizu Gonzo, Kaji sets out to secure the necessary votes. Yet, he faces opposition from members of both Ito and deputy director Atami Masato's factions. In a bid to win over the last crucial vote from Professor Fujinomiya Sayuri, known for her integrity, Kaji finds himself in a challenging position. To make matters worse, Atami and another surgeon, Tsuruta Takumi, join the race for the professor position, intensifying the competition against Kaji.

Newly-appointed investigator Shoko Kazuki, who received training in criminal profiling from the FBI, becomes a member of the newly-established Crime Profiling Support team within the Metropolitan Police Department

In the show, Esumi portrays Tamami, known as the "bull doctor," a nickname derived from the term "bulldozer." Despite facing resistance from those around her, she is relentless in uncovering the truth behind the deceased bodies she investigates. Her uncompromising nature often leads to conflicts with Ishihara and Inagaki's characters.

Hino Rintaro, aged 41, is a skilled psychiatrist employed at a university medical center. Renowned for his sharp perception and intuition, he provides counseling even to high-ranking government officials. Dr. Rintaro is an accomplished author and frequently makes TV appearances. Due to his popularity, some patients endure lengthy wait times of over 2 months to secure an appointment with him. However, Dr. Rintaro's routine is disrupted when a mysterious woman enters his life.

Baek Gang Hyeok, a skilled trauma surgeon with experience in high-stress environments, joins a university hospital to take charge of the severe trauma team. His strong and determined personality clashes with the hospital's financial difficulties as the team continues to successfully treat patients. The team consists of Yang Jae Won, a former proctology surgeon who becomes Baek Gang Hyeok's first apprentice, nurse Cheon Jang Mi, and resident anesthesiologist Park Gyeong Won. With Baek Gang Hyeok at the helm, the team evolves from a mere symbol to a group that actively saves lives.

The Special Investigations Division of the Board of Audit takes action against government officials who engage in dishonest behavior and misuse taxpayer funds. The protagonist, Shinko, is a fearless individual who is not swayed by authority or status, and relentlessly goes after wrongdoers. Despite her troubled past as a con artist and challenging demeanor, she is recruited by the division and teamed up with Kudo, a promising newcomer who graduated from Tokyo University and hails from a family of government employees.