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Chris Duntsch era un prometedor estudiante de medicina, con un futuro brillante por delante. A los amigos que le conocían les impactó el médico en que luego se convertiría. “Chris no”, decían. “Ese no es el hombre que conozco”. El Chris Duntsch que conocían estaba motivado, era t ...  Show more

Kimberly Morgan se sintió atraída por Christopher Duntsch desde el momento que le conoció. Era encantador y parecía destinado a grandes cosas. Pero también vio su otro lado. El comportamiento de Duntsch llevó a muchos de los que entraron en contacto con él a preguntarse: ¿Era un ...  Show more

All physicians are taught, “First do no harm.” But what happens when a doctor does harm his patients?Dr. Robert Henderson was a veteran spinal surgeon in Dallas when he got an unusual phone call from a local hospital: a new surgeon had operated so poorly that a patient who’d walk ...  Show more

All physicians are taught, “First do no harm.” But what happens when a doctor does harm his patients?Dr. Robert Henderson was a veteran spinal surgeon in Dallas when he got an unusual phone call from a local hospital: a new surgeon had operated so poorly that a patient who’d walk ...  Show more

In this episode, your intrepid podsurgeons talk to the venerable and famed Martin Zielinski, lately of the Mayo Clinic and currently Chief of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery at Baylor. Dr. Zielinski talks with us about damage control surgery. For something so widely practiced and s ...  Show more

This week, the gals are joined by Dr. Partha Nandi, MD (Verified Non-Murderer & Health Hero) to chat Angels of Death (aka Doctors Who Kill). And bonus! This topic is going to be a Two-Parter! Part 1 dissects the difference between what some might consider "an act of mercy" and st ...  Show more