
Doctor-X: Surgeon Michiko Daimon
Season 6
201910 episodes
Totei University Hospital has built a massive deficit. Investor Nicholas Tange, whose nickname is Vulture, comes up with a turnaround plan for the hospital. His plan implements restructuring and cost-cutting. By Nicholas Tange’s request, Michiko Daimon begins to work at the Totei University Hospital again.
Episodes
E1Episode 1
2019-10-17 · 46m
Michiko stumbles upon a remote house and befriends a Japanese Brazilian man. Troubled Totei University Hospital announces a foreign investment fund.
E2Episode 2
2019-10-24 · 46m
Two patients need a liver donor: an arrogant CEO, and a poor young man. But there is only one available donor who is known to them both.
E3Episode 3
2019-10-31 · 46m
An embattled cabinet minister requests admission to Totei to escape the press. Tange turns him away, but an imprisoned Hiruma is interested in a deal.
E4Episode 4
2019-11-07 · 46m
A promising athlete is secretly admitted to Totei with cancer of the knee. Ushio, who puts his faith in AI, declares he'll lead the operation.
E5Episode 5
2019-11-14 · 46m
A lecture by honorary Nursing Confederation president Mihara is pulled for being out of touch. The staff later discovers she’s suffering from a tumor.
E6Episode 6
2019-11-21 · 46m
A famous entrepreneur pays for a young girl’s surgery to gain publicity. But when he too needs an operation, he realizes some things can’t be bought.
E7Episode 7
2019-11-28 · 46m
Michiko is set to perform a hair transplant on a foreign banker. He takes a dislike to her, but her impromptu diagnosis reveals a more serious issue.
E8Episode 8
2019-12-05 · 46m
A seductive doctor boasts of her spell for success. But when she operates on a respected politician, she needs help pulling something out of the hat.
E9Episode 9
2019-12-12 · 46m
A much-loved rock star is admitted to Totei. His condition requires a complex procedure, which for personal reasons, Michiko is all too familiar with.
E10Episode 10
2019-12-19 · 46m
Michiko promises a young pianist that she'll cure him and that he'll still be able to perform. But after surgery, his fingers don’t respond so well.
