diagnostic realism
2.8/5
The Resident
Season 2 Episode 13
Virtually Impossible
The Resident S2E13 has one supported medical case: Eloise Camden, a medical student needing a triple-organ transplant attributed to cystic fibrosis by episode-list sources.
Air date: Feb 4, 2019
overall
3.0/5
procedure realism
3.0/5
workflow realism
3.3/5
Medical Cases in This Episode
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1 case identified
Case 1
Eloise Camden: Triple-Organ Transplant for Cystic Fibrosis
A medical student needs one of Chastain's riskiest surgeries: a triple-organ transplant.
- Episode shows
- Apple TV, Rotten Tomatoes, TVmaze, and IMDb say Conrad, Kit, Mina, and AJ work to save a med student needing a triple-organ transplant, drawing Bell back to the OR for a risky surgery. Apple TV cast metadata names the patient as Eloise Camden. Wikipedia and a...
- Clinical takeaway
- The case is useful because it pushes transplant medicine into rare multi-organ territory, where diagnosis, donor logistics, infection risk, nutrition, and surgical sequencing all matter.
Accuracy 3.0/5triple-organ-transplantcystic-fibrosismulti-organ-surgery
About the Episode
Conrad, Kit, Mina and the Raptor work to save the life of a med student in need of a triple-organ transplant, drawing Bell back to the OR for one of Chastain's riskiest surgeries yet. After the police find Julian's empty car in a nearby lake, Devon does some investigating of his own to find out what might have happened. Meanwhile, Mina and the Raptor hound Bell to halt his business with the risky medical device company, Quovadis, and Nic makes a rash decision regarding her sister.
Medical Relevance
A full clinical context review has not been generated for this episode yet.
The Medical Verdict
The Resident S2E13 has one supported medical case: Eloise Camden, a medical student needing a triple-organ transplant attributed to cystic fibrosis by episode-list sources.