:12:03
How is John?
:12:05
His fever broke today.
He'll go back to school tomorrow.
:12:08
Now we can check
the pupillary reflexes.
:12:10
Though she's unconscious,
the pupils should react to light...
:12:14
...and let us know
that the old brain is okay.
:12:17
That's it. Anesthesia's the easiest job
in the world until something goes wrong.
:12:21
lt's 99% boredom
and 1 % scared-shitless panic...
:12:25
...which we try to avoid.
The patient's yours, Dr. Richards.
:12:29
lf you move in behind me...
:12:31
...you'll see what l am going to do
for this young woman.
:12:34
Some music, please.
:12:38
Actually, what l'm going to do
is get her out of a hell of a mess.
:12:42
She's pregnant.
:12:43
She doesn't want her husband to know.
:12:47
lt's none of my business.
:12:49
l'm just her surgeon.
l don't run her life.
:12:54
So in fact, our task is simplified...
:12:57
...when the uterus is
anteverted and anteflexed.
:13:00
This is a function of the muscular
attachments, of which there are five.
:13:04
You should know them.
:13:06
They're the broad ligaments,
the round and cardinal ligaments...
:13:09
...and the endopelvic fascia,
the uterosacral ligaments.
:13:18
Something wrong?
:13:20
She just threw a PVC,
and her blood pressure's falling.
:13:24
l got 90 over 60.
:13:26
She's fully oxygenated.
Red as a cherry down here.
:13:29
How much longer you got?
:13:32
Just a couple of minutes.
:13:34
l don't like this.
Her blood pressure is still falling.
:13:38
Damn!
:13:39
We should stop. She may be getting
too much vagal stimulation.
:13:43
Jesus Christ.
:13:45
What's the matter?
:13:46
l don't know.
Nothing's the matter!
:13:48
Something's the matter.
She's going to arrest!
:13:51
l can't find anything!