Obsessed compulsive lawyer helps Sean win judgment

[@janesajenkins3246]

It’s kind of crazy… but as an attorney you have to not only know the law but know the area of whatever it is you are practicing law in.

[@reddit-it3414]

The really don’t teach you the law in school. I mean they do but it’s really how to think about topics NOT related to law.

[@thunderarch5951]

That's why usually attorneys pick an area of expertise to work on, and don't just accept every cause that comes their way, or at least they do here in my country, I don't know how it works in the States.

[@kavumavictor5392]

"A good lawyer is not one who knows the law, but where to find it." Don't remember who, so I'll just say my law professor coined it

[@junaidijaz2067]

You just have to look at the facts.

[@user-tv4ih2kq6r]

​@@thunderarch5951 It depends; lawyers are expected to be knowledgable in multidisciplinary subjects. All lawyers have the same ground work, and they are expected to utilize their resources by doing research or consulting a professional. Of course, they may recommend someone who has a background with the said field of expertise. However, you can't expect that only a specific set of lawyer can take up a specific case.

[@Bowfella]

"Objection is this the MCAT?" - The Lawyer says after someone asks a few medical questions for an expert in the fucking medical field.

[@huenhuan2103]

That's when the lawyer knows his case is screwed & is just grasping for anything to minimize the damage by his own expert witness.

[@allisoncastle]

It’s almost like, and I know this is crazy, it’s a fake show!

[@tbarrett83]

​@@allisoncastleArt often imitates life . Just because it's a TV, doesn't mean that cases like this don't exist. That's what makes it relatable and gets people so invested.

[@actuallystupid8385]

Considering that wouldn’t even be a proper objection because he didn’t state the grounds for objection (i.e. hearsay, badgering, speculation)

[@dnhyp3rx]

​@@allisoncastleno, it's definitely a real show, just of fake scenarios.

[@boded1135]

You go girl. Right on.

[@finleyweeks]

Its a show 😭😭

[@boded1135]

@@finleyweeks So!

[@OforegbuFrancis]

No need for the cheer​@@boded1135

[@boded1135]

@@cheesyboi8599 Well i didn’t ask you!! STRAIGHT UP!!!

[@boded1135]

@cheesyboi8599 no one was asking your opinion about fictional characters. We know it's a show. Sorry you just can't appreciate it. Niw quite bothering me.

[@MoonCarabao]

Judge be like: let her cook😂

[@TheOmegaRiddler]

In reality, this would have never been allowed to turn out like this. If there's a jury, they have to be asked to leave. This is something that was never introduced and shared. The Judge has to decide if this is relevant for the court to hear. And then she would be allowed to continue.

[@MalumNecessarium]

@@TheOmegaRiddlereven before that, the way the question was asked - the “right?” in the end - is incorrect. The judge would ask her to rephrase that question first

[@browneyes5380]

Yes!

[@davidbacioiu3009]

She looks like a female Gus Fring

[@JasonW1220]

@@MalumNecessariumyea, pretty much as leading as you could get

[@WilliamDray-x8l]

I wish they had continued and madevthis soinoff the good lawyer

[@asrafkhalid1231]

didnt there is a show about a 'good' lawyer ? i think it is called the good wife and it also features a few episodes of a lawyer with an ocd/disability.

[@JakeCatmull]

This episode was a back door pilot for a planned series called the Good Lawyer. However, it got the axe after the 2023 strikes

[@sillymonkeyfartface]

I like the original good doctor show instead of this one

[@sanityawaitsme9976]

​@@JakeCatmull too bad

[@Becky.g.63.]

​@asrafkhalid1231 it was gonna be called the good lawyer because it was a spin-off of the good doctor. The good wife didn't have anything to do with either of these.

[@Meh_Lone_Bah]

Heard from a family friend that one guy went to college to double major in biology and law. He was asked why when he could be a doctor and not stress out over learning law too. He said he is interested in both subjects, but essentially his goal is being a lawyer but who specializes in biomedical cases between hospitals, research companies, etc. Having the additional biology education to understand their medical research was beneficial for him to know and understand the context as a lawyer for these companies.

[@Buddyrtc]

Might be that he was in grad school doing a JD/MD - there are many programs that offer them together.

[@mcmc2386]

Think again ​@@Buddyrtc

[@Staenhus]

Working _for_ those companies? What a waste of talent. He could be representing the CDC or Doctors Without Borders or something, much more ethical and meaningful than defending biomedical companies against lawsuits.

[@Buddyrtc]

@@mcmc2386 think again about….?

[@mcmc2386]

@@Buddyrtc think again about your MOM

[@anastasiabonnet26998]

Edit : The Good Doctor, season 6 episode 16 Words and spelling Paragraph of the short's episode : Shaun (young autistic accused surgeon not talking) and his colleague came across a car crash. His colleague took care of a woman that was still in the car, while Shaun found the driver further in the woods after getting ejected in the crash. He saw his hand needed amputation on the spot or his life would be in danger. He took the victim back to the car with a backboard and performed the amputation while the ambulance was arriving. The plaintif (amputated victim) is going against Shaun, claiming he didn't need to be amputated, putting Shaun's practicing license in jeopardy. Shaun decides to set on the young attorney here to help him, as she has some severe OCD (the 3 "excuse me"...). Shaun wants to dissect the amputated hand, she tells him not to as, if he finds out he was wrong, they'll have to communicate it to the other party. Basically, the doctor here first confirmed that vasospasm (involuntary contraction of the muscle/artery/veins) always happens with the whole limb at once, an occluded vessel means something exterior or interior (blood clot...) is blocking the artery/vein. The radial artery (last pic) is one of the two arm arteries, the second one is the ulnar artery, but by him affirming it didn't vasospasm, he confirmed that it couldn't "go back to normal" without external action (Shaun amputating the hand). Court goes in Shaun's favour and judges him not guilty. After this, the attorney that spoke here and him go to check the hand, he indeed found the occlusion, confirming his decision was the right one.

[@MariaJesusRojasCorrea]

Thank you!

[@carolineeleojo8022]

So you are the paragraph guy😂 i always look forward to your comment.

[@jdsguam]

Well Done!

[@celestiegladys6188]

Thank you

[@mohammeduwais598]

​@@carolineeleojo8022 paragraph gal**

[@qorryaina5544]

It was such a pleasure to have dr. Shaun Murphy after we got hooked by dr. Gregory House. Both series are wonderful and fun to watch.

[@brentalera-cn8bj]

The guy with the amputated hand was the private investigator on house md

[@Ranjeet-nu4gs]

Oh yes now i see it. He later dated Cuddy

[@spomusmo2349]

House was way more annoying but also way better lol.

[@Lava-pe6wu]

I think it would have been awesome if the Good Doctor and House was a series in itself, Shaun struggling to loud noises and confrontation which is how House is, and House's "team" would have been even better. Plus having House try and 'corrupt' Sean to be more like him and giving Shaun social situation challenges.

[@notericforeman]

as an autistic person, shaun’s character sucks.

[@walkermom100]

I liked this character. She aligned so well with shawn.

[@AlexandraSteel]

She's Nancy in the recently concluded Nancy Drew series.

[@sdcanada91]

@@AlexandraSteelshe looked so familiar!

[@darlenegracepito-an1640]

I loved it. Hate it ended 😢​@@AlexandraSteel

[@melbrak271]

​@@AlexandraSteel I love that series

[@mirandabee2323]

Neurodivergent solidarity

[@drkstunt]

Went from complete assurance to “it’s…possible” in the blink of an eye.

[@goldenshoggoth2143]

This might surprise you but some people do this when proven they are wrong, They don't dig in their heels and throw tantrums . Dude changed his mind when he was shown wrong, Was he supposed to double down and go "Nuh Uh"

[@illelatro]

It might surprise you but sometimes you can misinterpret what you see and read. Dude didn't change his mind when proven wrong, instead he dug his heels in and changed his story.

[@drkstunt]

@@goldenshoggoth2143 he couldn’t double down even if he wanted to. She had him trapped, and the best answer he could give other than an outright yes was it’s possible.

[@billeejoebob5]

Awe. Shauns face when she finished proving the guy was wrong!

[@debracurry612]

Im glad to see more and more nerodivergent people being shown as functioning parts of our society

[@SailorYuki]

it would be better if they were actual depictions of neurodivergent people and not stereotypes like Dr. Murphy.

[@anitalamapachita]

You don’t “see” them because they don’t need to tell everyone about their neurodivergence. Neurodivergence has existed for a long while before it became “popular” and people has been living “normal” lives with it too.

[@dleightthedum]

This show depicts how neurodivergent people act very terribly

[@robinwhiteman6481]

I was super excited about The Good Lawyer because I identified with her OCD! I can't speak to the portrayal of autism in The Good Doctor, but the OCD that was going to be in The Good Lawyer was accurate for me.

[@bgold2007]

Can the DEI talk please. Terms like OCD and autistic are just fine

[@stepdbull2941]

Reminds of Legally Blonde when she won the court case about the perm and the shower

[@inplane9970]

It's so amazing to see professionals go to work in their niche field of expertise because you know they'll pick up on things nobody else would.

[@zydration3538]

The only similarity is the setting being a courtroom.

[@timothymoss5007]

I love that there's this dramatic music playing and I'm just sitting here like, "I have absolutely no idea what's happening."

[@PandaAmanda-b5p]

I'm with you.

[@CptMasta]

Kind of a baller thing for a lawyer to pick up on, not every lawyer would have seen something like that

[@FoghornLeghorn-fn4gd]

Not explicitly shown in this clip, but that's the kind of thing the client should point out to the attorney, especially regarding something involving such specialized expertise.

[@gennix404]

Fun fact she's a terrible lawyer, at least IRL she would be, a just her approaching the bench without asking wouldve have gotten her arrested😂

[@paintycup]

In case anyone is wondering, this is The Good Lawyer pilot with Kennedy McMann, sadly it wasn't picked up during COVID but Kennedy was incredible in CW's Nancy Drew so go watch that 🙏

[@ashlynjoy1166]

She needs to get her own TV show.... She is awesome 🎉

[@auntiem873]

She had one.😂

[@battercups]

she had one, nancy drew! you should check it out!

[@ashlynjoy1166]

@@battercups no i meant her being an autistic lawyer... With the same character traits

[@ArkayeCh]

If you're interested in a character with OCD-adjascent stories investigating stuff, I recommend Monk.

[@TheZayroen]

Monk is SO good

[@bforbooks1077]

Yesss, Monkkkk, Amazing series!!!!!!!!!

[@bryannajoseph5359]

omgggg i absolutely reccomend this show to anyone MONK is so gooddd !!!!!!!

[@srilakshmibalakrishna]

that’s SUCH a good show, so underrated

[@Schweigetherapie]

His OCD is often played for laughs, but sometimes it's really accurate.

[@castironmarshmello7430]

Emma Thomas...CLASS, ELEGANCE, STYLE, BEAUTY....AND A DAMN VERSITLE MASTER OF HER CRAFT‼️‼️‼️

[@lynnalu]

If you are referring to the OCD lawyer, that's not Emma Thomas. It's Kennedy McMann. I know her from Nancy Drew. I verified this info on IMDb. But Kennedy is also a master of her craft. Simply amazing! ❤

[@susanhawthorne9223]

Love the Nancy Drew lady. She's an awesome actor!

[@laureya1213]

Great actress anyone who can say those lines as fast as she did that's amazing

[@somniumvr5340]

I love the look in her face when everything clicks into place

[@cuz3411]

"it's possible" in his head: OPSSS IM FVCKED

[@FrostFir3Official]

Paragraph guy where are ya

[@johnburck5039]

I got you boo. An occluded vessel occurs when the vessel is physically blocked inside. A vasospasm occurs during to muscle contraction. Thats the super simple version.

[@ladycapricorn]

I am here searching too😂😂😂

[@Summinkcool]

@@johnburck5039ohh so that means it was the dude’s own body, not what the doc did!

[@drewcrank6929]

Little bit above your comment brotha

[@chelleweird]

Paragraph pulled thru!

[@scorpion1429]

Yeah, this would not go well in court. First only one lawyer is allowed to examine a witness at a time for the whole time of that witness. Second representing these images without an offer to the court is problematic.

[@Mustang424]

Also, I think she walked into the well.

[@Nionivek]

The entire court case was nonsense. Such as the opposing lawyer intentionally triggering his opponent's crippling OCD in a very obvious manner.

[@gennix404]

3rd, she approached the bench/ witness without asking, she would've been tackled and arrested for that

[@cisium1184]

In colloquial terms, this examination is a shitshow.

[@TheTideKing004]

Good thing this is a tv show then isn't it

[@redpandamurphy]

Where was the bailiff's tackle? She approached the bench without asking for permission.

[@xXESproductionsXx]

The 'yes of course' like she just said 'we live on earth, right?' Lol

[@cfrost5480]

can’t believe Ronnie became a judge after her term ended in the town council

[@MarcoIsing]

she roasted him , shauns trust in her was the right choice ! really good series , love it

[@bernynewman8339]

Which season and episode is this I'd like to see it....

[@Auzzieyo]

I know the episode name is the good lawyer

[@MrArcadia2009]

​​@@AuzzieyoIt's the Good doctor. I don't know which season.

[@identity9590]

​@@MrArcadia2009 They were saying the episode is called "The Good Lawyer" not the show

[@MrArcadia2009]

Oh, I didn't know. Makes sense.

[@Siekiera11122]

How does this short only have like 5 comments

[@burntbeansoup]

Not many people know much about vascular afflictions

[@MarkMiller-f6c]

Because nobody understands it

[@Siekiera11122]

@@MarkMiller-f6c i'm sure there would be some jokes about court hearings

[@MarkMiller-f6c]

@@Siekiera11122 . Agreed,I think it’s just the subject matter

[@db5094]

It's bots

[@surg9029]

Vasospasm can occur in isolated vessels with blunt trauma for example. The dominant blood supply to the hand in most people is the ulnar artery which is why the radial is used to get arterial blood gases and arterial lines. A minority of patients will need the radial for adequate hand perfusion, particularly the first and second fingers.

[@pweetydom4066]

It's good an attorney knows all round to be able to defend his or her client well. Lives are on line!

[@Butterfly-103]

THAT'S KENNEDY MCMANNN 🎉 She's an amazing actress and starred as Nancy drew in the Nancy drew cw show. Definitely recommend !!

[@Akatsuki69387]

A lot of people complain that he's "not a good representation of it". But as someone who loves watching older movies and cartoons, Sean is probably one of the best depictions we've ever had. Before this is was demonic possession and "slow" sidekicks there for comedic relief. It's a drama series so everything is going to be exaggerated to some degree, especially the protagonist. Nobody in dramas acts like a "normal" person because then you don't have the totally good guy/totally bad guy dynamic Hollywood is still cripplingly dependent on. Before shows like this, name one show or movie with an autistic or autistic coded protagonist who wasn't saving/changing the world or suffering. Before this the only time someone autistic was depicted positively in media is when they were revolutionizes, trail-blazers, people who altered the course of history. And they were rightly praised for their accomplishments but it's all people knew. Sean is a doctor. That's it. He's the most "just a guy" we've ever had.

[@julietmayes8435]

Winner got him, Sean wins the case👏🏾

[@HybridSpektar]

Can I say that I enjoy the voice of the expert witness? He has a nice voice.

[@SamM-kh2vd]

Wow. Am i going to be the first paragraph guy here? Simplest way to put this .... Traumatic vasospasm she confirms does not happen in isolated blood vessels, but rather the entire limb (or in other words not just one vessel but all vessels/arteries in the affected limb). The radial artery is in the arm.....but so is the ulnar artery (they basically run on opposite sides of each other. So when he confirms the radial artery did not spasm, she basically is saying, well then that by default means the ulnar artery did not either (based off the theory that the entire arms vessels should be affected by vasospasm, and not just one)

[@Rosaron7]

Whew...That was a doozy! ❤'d it (your explanation)! 😂🌹

[@KateLynnRaven]

I still don’t get it

[@tahrynehpott1784]

​@@KateLynnRaven So from my understanding, if used a different example: it's basically like there's a bunch of tubes going through a pipe, the flow goes A to B in some, and B to A in some directions. Let's say that there's a crack in the pipe. All the tubes inside would get affected, instead of just the ones going from A to B. So that would be like Vasospasm, since it affects the whole area rather than an isolated "tube" (vessel).

[@sleepwalking3345]

Yeah but why does it fit into the wider story, why is it relevant his ulnar artery didn't vasospasm?

[@allisonjohnson3962]

Name of movie and network???

[@jeffbell9391]

I have never watched this show but i have seen clips on KZbin and it looks good , and did it just end as a show. ?

[@KingMovie100]

??? The show so good,a brilliant doctor an autistic person

[@Dybalo__]

​@@KingMovie100 u not good in English arent u

[@KilianHD]

​@Dybalo__ and you are not either

[@Glittery-Defect]

There are 7 seasons total (on Hulu) and season 7 came out February 2024. There won’t be a season 8 though due to declining viewership apparently.

[@Dybalo__]

@@KilianHD ur brain doesnt work right thats literaly not the point omg People on yt are really so fuckign dumb

[@rolandrick]

Name of movie or series please, thanks

[@MGEE8572]

The back door pilot for the good doctor spinoff ‘The Good Lawyer’👍 that no longer happening

[@marcelinogaulard3668]

What is the movie/serie ?

[@BeLoud13]

Freddie Highmore can sure play characters with altered mentality, like here and in "Bates Hotel." Good work!

[@UnitiveRoom8]

Nancy drew became a doctor

[@recklesscupcake1]

I was about to say this!!!!

[@bernicecowan5161]

Movie title please?

[@dmob.1]

this lawyer was the best thing happened to Murphy since glassy😅

[@PrimordialNyx]

How about when he's somehow always right, and when he does something wrong/bad everyone is like "it's fine he's autistic/he's still learning" He always gets special treatment due to his condition.

[@julesking1303]

That other lawyer looks like if Jerma went full American Psycho

[@jaimeduncan6167]

"It's possible" The nasty part is that his reaction is realistic. Recently a dude was able to regain his liberty after 16 years and the prosecutor's office had a video of the crime, showing that it was not him.

[@laciesmith5378]

Hey, it’s Nancy Drew! Love this actress

[@griffin7352]

Greys Anatomy! Best thing that was ever on TV , amazing writing

[@xanderwusky]

The lengths people have to go to these days to avoid paying hospital bills is crazy

[@blockhead4791]

The costs of the hospital bills themselves are crazy. When shit gets crazy you gotta get crazier.

[@xanderwusky]

@@blockhead4791 Yes and it could be fixed pretty easily, but that's communism apparently

[@NavrungHealingInstitute]

Which movie or tv show is this from?

[@michaelwade7327]

What show is this?

[@samyamobley6706]

The good doctor

[@beldesvila]

Where is it available to watch?

[@nicholaskostromin23]

Can’t believe this show incorrectly said “MCAT” instead of STEP 1, who writes this show?

[@Mistreal1]

Old term…..

[@Robopercy]

Dammit Jim he’s a lawyer, not a doctor!

[@ap_phamdrew]

It’s a lawyer saying it not a physician just to make a point. Most everyday people don’t know what the STEP exams are, hell I didn’t even know about it until this year only because my classmates were talking about it, I still knew the older, more generic USMLE term. To be fair, I probably should’ve learned sooner but it doesn’t matter much because I’ll be taking it regardless.

[@nicholaskostromin23]

@@Mistreal1 its not an old term, Im an actual medical student and took STEP1 recently and on all official paper work its still called that

[@nicholaskostromin23]

@@ap_phamdrew It doesn’t matter if a lawyer or physician says it in the show incorrectly because they’re both actors at the end of the day. Its the lack of a simple google search from the show writers that is the problem. If people are going to make a show about being a doctor, the least they can do is some research.

[@user-ns4hq3tw6v]

Please tell me what movie this is😢😢

[@vikky7u]

What show is this and where can I watch it. I know i might be a bit late. Someone help please . Thank you

[@F_2256]

Good doctor

[@vikky7u]

@@F_2256 thank you

[@sammieleighstyer1447]

It's called The Good Doctor

[@anastasiabonnet26998]

It's "The Good Doctor" and available on Netflix 😊

[@vikky7u]

@@anastasiabonnet26998 awww, thank you much appreciated

[@Luxstrbrrie]

Name of the series?

[@6KIWIDino5]

I appreciate people learning that neurodivergence is the actual divergence that the film series wanted

[@yasminmohammad3074]

She needs her own show

[@scarsintostars]

She has one, it's Nancy drew

[@Readysetterrible]

Although I am happy that they showed histology, vasospasm would not get biopsied and if it was biopsied, generally smooth muscle relaxes after devitalization. None of those vessels were occluded either as the lumina were clearly open in every photo. Kind of misinformation by medically inaccurate writing.

[@emiaa120]

So basically it was impossible to actually show vasospasm with histology right?

[@Readysetterrible]

@@emiaa120 pretty much. Biopsy is not how you diagnose vasospasm. Probably CTA or maybe Doppler. (I am not a radiologist)

[@mariadaly8654]

THANK YOU I thought I was just remembering histology really badly 😅😅😅😅

[@castironmarshmello7430]

IT'S JUST A FABULOUS T.V. SHOW‼️‼️‼️IT CAN'T ALWAYS BE ACCURATE, BUT IT DAMN SURE CAN ALWAYS STRIVE TO BE GREAT INTERTAINMENT‼️‼️‼️(ans it is)SO JUST ENJOY OR FLIP THE CHANNELS‼️‼️‼️‼️

[@barricadebbb]

​@@castironmarshmello7430yeah, but it also fun to learn some more through the comments ❤

[@maxamedcabdullahi3693]

We need the good lawyer series!

[@ironeagle0209]

Judge looks like she is the former Leader of a Drug cartel as well as the former CEO of a Pharmaceutical company

[@Firegoesboom]

she looks like she hates Patrick

[@spotlight1438]

Film name?

[@coralesfoe]

THATS LYNETTE FROM DESPERATE HOUUSEWIVES

[@alonsoconsalez8826]

Name of the movie please

[@quackassassin2146]

The devil is in the details

[@RahulGupta-mz4gy]

Series name and platform

[@vasudhatamhankar3275]

What movie is this?

[@jasontovar1776]

She needs a spinoff series!!!!

[@Kesh_Keeeesh]

I binged this entire series over a month. So so good!!

[@hpfme]

Where is the court stenographer? 😂

[@emmabeer5690]

What show is this from?

[@FilmerOfBobcats]

My uncle was an attorney in CA whose specialty was defending doctors in malpractice suits. He’d attended 2 years of medical school and decided it wasn’t for him. So he went to law school instead.

[@myblehm1]

Name of the tv show please

[@OnlyLilynn44]

Bro went from “Yes of course” to “It’s…possible”

[@Cons2911]

Which episodes are these? Or is it just one episode?

[@simba995]

In the UK, many barristers who specialise in medical negligence cases, were former doctors or people who studied medicine / biology, then converted to law.

[@OT7BTSRMSugaJiminJkJinVJhope]

What season and episode is this ??

[@benjaminmeyer8216]

is this The Good Doctor? and which season and episode is this?

[@Idycec1215]

name of show please anyone?

[@buckeyehockey1979]

It typical isn't this dramatic, but I do love that moment when you have an expert for the other side on the stand and they end up proving your case.

[@pjh102881]

Name of this drama?

[@shubhamsurve1444]

The good doctor

[@crealkillr]

Love it when the person gets too cocky, and answers without a second thought. Of course the last image was relevant to this case, and he just gave conflicting testimony.

[@YouGotServedPro]

Name of the show ?

[@pallavibrahma2444]

Movie name please please

[@tamerabdelghafour1797]

What name of show

[@FrankBayer-w2n]

What TV show is this? It looks kind of interesting l.

[@sanjidasan6556]

Name?

[@r.c.auclair2042]

I didn't understand why Dr. Murphy hired a lawyer w/OCD. Now I do. It takes someone w/intense attention to detail to spot a contradiction that obscure in a field she never studied.

[@annastark9917]

Movie name pls

[@kamonchanoktiwattanasuk4918]

I'm not sure what this means, might've been cuz I didn't watch the episode but anyone care to explain further?

[@anastasiabonnet26998]

Background to the short : Shaun (young autistic accused surgeon not talking) and his colleague came across a car crash. His colleague took care of a woman in the car while Shaun found the driver further in the woods after getting ejected in the crash. He saw his hand needed amputation on the spot or his like would be in danger. He took the victim back to the car with a backboard and performed the amputation while the ambulance was arriving. The plaintif (amputated victim) is going against Shaun, claiming he didn't need to be amputated, putting Shaun's practicing license in jeopardy. Shaun sets on the young attorney here to help him, as she has some severe OCD (the 3 "excuse me"...). Shaun wants to dissect the amputated hand, she tells him not to as, if he finds out he was wrong, they'll have to communicate it to the other party. Basically, the doctor here first confirmed that vasospasm (involuntary contraction of the muscle/artery/veins) always happens with the whole limb at once, an occluded vessel means something exterior is blocking the artery/vein. The radial artery (last pic) is one of the two arm arteries, the second one is the Radial artery, by him confirming it didn't vasospasm, so couldn't "go back to normal" without external action (Shaun amputating the hand). Court goes in Shaun's favour and judges him not guilty. After this, the attorney that spoke here and him go to check the hand, he indeed found the occlusion, confirming his decision was the right one. :)

[@Tyisha-115]

Can someone tell me what this is called I wanna watch it

[@moshalu4094]

Movie name?

[@abhilashkannan2387]

Series name?

[@NAITIKGUPTA-OP7]

Movie name

[@korangudluffyTamilGaming]

What movie is this

[@187gnyb]

what is the title of this series

[@NHR-fw7fe]

what series is this?