Dr. Death

Two doctors uncover a pattern of patient harm and fatalities linked to a Dallas-based neurosurgeon, prompting an investigation into his medical practices.

Henderson and Kirby initiate efforts to revoke Duntsch's medical license, while Duntsch becomes involved with the hospital's football team.

Duntsch begins working under the guidance of a seasoned professional, while Henderson and Kirby investigate the complexities of the healthcare system.

Henderson and Kirby attend a party celebrating Duntsch's achievements, while Duntsch begins establishing his medical practice in Texas.

Duntsch starts practicing in Dallas, while Henderson and Kirby work to stop him and find support in their efforts.

Duntsch works to correct a botched surgical procedure while Shughart continues gathering evidence to build her case against him.

Duntsch works to build a legal defense while Henderson, Kirby, and Shughart investigate unresolved issues from the case.

The episode follows Henderson, Kirby, and Shughart as they pursue legal action against Duntsch, while his victims come forward to confront him.

In 2012, Dr. Paolo Macchiarini carries out an innovative thoracic surgery, though some of his colleagues in Sweden raise concerns about the scientific validity of his methods. In the present day, Macchiarini performs a high-profile operation on a patient named Hannah and develops a romantic connection with Benita, a news producer documenting the procedure.

In 2012, Macchiarini's research is published following a two-month asymptomatic period in his Swedish patient. In the present day, Hannah experiences complications, while Paolo and Benita develop a closer relationship, and Paolo looks to expand his practice by seeking new patients.

In 2012 Stockholm, a second patient dies following a surgery performed by Dr. Paolo Macchiarini. In the present day, Benita, considering a move to Barcelona with Paolo, meets his parents and begins looking into his past.

Doctors in Sweden and Belgium begin to suspect that Dr. Macchiarini is bypassing animal trials and conducting human experiments. Benita comes to realize that Paolo's promises are false and discovers troubling secrets from his history.

Yesim, a young Turkish woman, goes to Sweden for a medical consultation but soon undergoes a procedure performed by Dr. Macchiarini. Dr. Gamelli becomes involved in her care and raises urgent concerns about the safety and viability of the treatment.

Macchiarini plans to perform an elective surgery on the wife of a Russian oligarch, but Dr. Lasbrey persuades her to delay the procedure. Meanwhile, Benita uncovers more serious deceptions by Paolo, and Ana returns to Sweden to verify her suspicions about him.

Doctors Gamelli, Svensson, and Lasbrey expose concerns about Macchiarini's work, leading to professional repercussions. Meanwhile, in Russia, Paolo Macchiarini persuades Yulia to undergo his experimental surgery, while Benita faces challenges in sharing her experience.

Doctors in Sweden present their findings to the Karolinska Institute's board, which coincides with a leaked report to the press. A colleague of Benita's publishes an exposé on Paolo Macchiarini's alleged deception and unethical behavior. Swedish officials announce their official decision regarding Macchiarini's case.