Hopkins 24/7 (1999) - Episode 4 (ABC)
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This episode is dedicated to Dr. Frederick "Rick" Montz (1955-2002): http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/press/...
This is the medical reality series that started it all! Hopkins 24/7 was filmed in 1999, and the first time that ABC camera crews were allowed near unlimited access inside one of the nation's leading hospitals, Johns Hopkins. This is the prequel series to the 2008 Hopkins medical reality series on ABC. Episode 4 of a 6-part series. Click "Show More" for episode synopsis.
Episode 4: Montz
A doctor discusses his moral obligation to his patients; a pediatrician charts the course of a baby in need of a heart transplant; an orthopedic surgeon recalls the obstacles in overcoming his diminutive size; a pediatric emergency staff reacts to a child who has suffered head trauma, though they suspect it is not accidental. Dr. Michael Ain, who has persevered to become a leading doctor in spite of being a little person; pediatric staff who has bonded with a one-year old patient; a portrait of Dr. Rick Montz; feel the anger of the pediatric emergency staff when a battered child is brought in unconscious.
This is the medical reality series that started it all! Hopkins 24/7 was filmed in 1999, and the first time that ABC camera crews were allowed near unlimited access inside one of the nation's leading hospitals, Johns Hopkins. This is the prequel series to the 2008 Hopkins medical reality series on ABC. Episode 4 of a 6-part series. Click "Show More" for episode synopsis.
Episode 4: Montz
A doctor discusses his moral obligation to his patients; a pediatrician charts the course of a baby in need of a heart transplant; an orthopedic surgeon recalls the obstacles in overcoming his diminutive size; a pediatric emergency staff reacts to a child who has suffered head trauma, though they suspect it is not accidental. Dr. Michael Ain, who has persevered to become a leading doctor in spite of being a little person; pediatric staff who has bonded with a one-year old patient; a portrait of Dr. Rick Montz; feel the anger of the pediatric emergency staff when a battered child is brought in unconscious.