Briefing his team. by fireangel
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While the patient is being prepared for surgery Neil, the surgeon, briefs his theatre team on his plan to remove that bullet. As it is less than 6mm (about a quarter of an inch) from the patient's heart he needs to move promptly but extremely carefully. Amihan, the human nurse, takes notes while Tasha listens intently, relying on her perfect recall rather than needing to take notes.
Neil and Tasha are my own character creations for Genesis 8, with a few variants of each from almost human to these obviously machine versions.
Comments (5)
so glad i'm not in this hospital . cool doc's
4:45AM | Mon, 06 October 2025
If you need to be in hospital this would be one of the best. That doctor does not get tired, though he needs to plug into a charger regularly. He has perfect recall so never forgets anything, he has no biases against any ethnic group or against women, men or those who can't make up their minds. so he will treat every patient with the same determination. He never gets cranky and rude to the nurses either, so he's great to work with.
Glad you like the characters, I have no idea whether I will release them or keep them for my own exclusive use at the moment.
If I need surgery in the future, I know where to come. :-)
I wish I could go there for real...
This looks like an excellent hospital to get all your issues fixed.
When I had surgery a few years ago (hernia - gallbladder), my surgical team was fantastic!
Medical teams often are, they are dedicated people who want to help others to recover from things which are painful or life threatening. We all know that theory so duh, me being Captain Obvious for a moment, but I do know the emotional impact it has when you experience them caring for you personally or a loved one. It gives a whole new understanding of who medical professionals really are. I am glad you experienced that too when you needed it!
Medical staff look amazing although not comforting...lol
OK, getting shot AND an operation is a Nay-Nay-Nay-Nay!
Well if you get shot and are still breathing the operation is often the only way you will survive! So although an operation is not a pleasant even it is often better than the alternative...
Thanks for commenting.