There can't be a TV show, including medical documentaries, that makes so many references to the penis – or the "gentleman's sausage", as the Top Gear presenters say – as this programme about cars.
As with so many medical documentaries, the skill and care of the hospital staff mixed with resilience and courage of the patients was inspiring, but this was a film that needed to be as much about ethics as pioneering microsurgery.
The visual comparison that sometimes comes to mind is that of medical documentaries, the kind that show deeply color-saturated shots taken by a probe camera navigating within the human body.
This quasi-randomized control trial was designed to explore the effect of medical documentaries on professional self-efficacy and identity among nursing students in Chinese technical schools.
Try to imagine maneuvering your new stump over the toilet bowl, fielding endless unwanted calls from medical documentary-makers, and being left with nothing much to ponder past the day your nightmare was plastered across the world.
The crown, which plans to call about 70 witnesses during the trial, will rely on ballistic, DNA, documentary, medical and mobile phone evidence.
"We do not plan to complete the death certificate or determine a cause and manner of death until all test results are completed and all investigative, medical, and other documentary records are received and thoroughly reviewed," the office said. .
(He made several medical motion-picture documentaries, and is now head of the Radiology Dept. of the U. of Rochester's School of Medicine and Dentistry.
It could have been her first sight of an emaciated child, something she had only previously seen in medical books or documentaries about famines in Africa.
He directed his first film, "Return to Life," in 1937, a documentary about medical aid to the Loyalists in the Spanish Civil War.
