Ep 13. Seven Reasons

Dr. Shaun Murphy and the rest of the surgical team at San Jose St. Bonaventure Hospital are faced with a challenging case in episode 13 of The Good Doctor season 1. Titled "Seven Reasons," this episode follows the story of a young patient named Lily who arrives at the hospital in critical condition.

Lily has been diagnosed with an extremely rare genetic disorder that has caused her heart to grow twice its normal size. The condition has left her in a medically induced coma, and the team must act quickly to find a way to save her life.

As the team delves deeper into Lily's case, they uncover a series of complications that make her condition even more complicated. They discover that she has a blood clot in her heart, as well as several other serious health problems that are making it difficult for her to survive.

Despite the challenges they face, Dr. Murphy and his colleagues are determined to find a way to help Lily. They use their expertise and knowledge to come up with a plan that will give her the best chance of survival.

Throughout the episode, viewers are taken on a journey as the team works tirelessly to save Lily's life. They must navigate through a number of obstacles and challenges, including a difficult conversation with her parents about the severity of her condition.

As they work through each hurdle, they discover that there are seven specific reasons why Lily's condition is so unique. Through their research and analysis, they uncover key information that helps them better understand her condition and comes up with potential treatments.

Ultimately, Dr. Murphy and his team are faced with a difficult decision that will impact Lily's future. They must decide whether to attempt a risky, experimental procedure that could save her life, or to take a more cautious approach.

This episode of The Good Doctor is a powerful example of the dedication and expertise of the medical professionals who work tirelessly to save lives. It shines a light on the importance of research and experimentation in the medical community, and shows how even the most challenging cases can be overcome with hard work and determination.