Doctor Ali Vefa #93
Ali is the son of a poor family who grew up in a provincial city. Due to his autism and savant syndrome, he has been constantly excluded and marginalized. Ali has difficulty communicating, and has two friends in his life: His brother and his rabbit. Ali loses both of them and now has only one wish: Saving people. After his brother's death, Ali is disowned by his father and grows up in an orphanage. Dr Adil discovers that Ali has tremendous medical skills due to savant syndrome and takes care of him. After attending medical school and graduating at the top of his class, Ali starts working as an assistant surgeon at the hospital where Dr Adil is the head physician. Although some people in the hospital administration say that Ali is not suitable for the job due to his condition, Dr Adil stands behind Ali and gets him hired. Ali will change everyone around him during his time at the hospital
CAST: Taner Olmez, Onur Tuna, Sinem Unsal, Hayal Koseoglu, Reha Ozcan, Zerrin Tekindor
PRODUCTION: MF YAPIM
PRODUCER: ASENA BULBULOGLU
DIRECTOR: YAGIZ ALP AKAYDIN
SCRIPT: PINAR BULUT & ONUR KORALP
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00:00 I brought the medicine from the pharmacy.
00:03 Ms. Nazlı disinfected it before she used it.
00:07 What was on the way?
00:10 The first aid kit. Standard equipment.
00:13 And whatever was in the ambulance.
00:16 So, you did everything you could as the nurse of the pharmacy.
00:21 I think I did.
00:27 So, isn't it one of the duties of a nurse to monitor the patient's saturation?
00:33 I don't understand.
00:37 Just like in the rest of the world,
00:39 don't nurses monitor ventilation in this hospital?
00:43 -I mean... -Let me cut to the chase.
00:48 Did you check the patient's breathing after Ms. Nazlı's intubation, Mr. Güneş?
00:53 No.
00:54 No.
01:11 So, the patient comes to the operating room from the emergency room,
01:16 leaves the operating room, and only one God's servant doesn't notice this.
01:22 So, you're to blame.
01:25 You're to blame for this incident, as much as Ms. Nazlı.
01:30 There will be a punishment.
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02:08 -Ms. Selvi. -Yes?
02:10 I'm thinking of buying a bike. What do you think?
02:12 I've bought one before, but I'm not sure it's good.
02:15 -You have a bike. -I have a bike.
02:17 I don't let anyone talk about my bike.
02:19 But I don't know. What else could it be?
02:21 First, she said she wanted to go on a tropical vacation.
02:23 I looked, it's too expensive. I can't do it. What can I do?
02:26 Who are you thinking of buying these for?
02:29 For Nazlı.
02:34 Ali, you don't have to buy anything for Nazlı.
02:37 -Her son is enough. -She said that too.
02:40 But it's not enough.
02:42 She's very sad.
02:45 Maybe if I buy something, she'll be less sad.
02:50 But what?
02:52 You're a person of knowledge, aren't you?
02:56 You tell me, what am I going to do?
02:57 Ali.
03:03 You're coming with me. Come on.
03:05 Come on.
03:07 You gave up the surgery.
03:20 I only told her the potential lists.
03:22 Embolism, hemorrhagic, collateral paralysis, asymmetry...
03:25 ...brain damage and stroke. All of these are correct.
03:28 -Did you tell her about the stroke? -Yes.
03:30 Because...
03:32 -It could have been. -Ali.
03:34 This type of risks occur in every surgery.
03:36 These things are said according to the risk ratio.
03:39 So you don't find smiling that important, huh?
03:44 The importance of smiling is exaggerated.
03:46 -There are researches that support this. -There are also those who don't support it.
03:49 Ali, look.
03:55 When we smile, we have endorphin outbreaks.
03:58 So we become happy. The people around us become happy, too.
04:01 When we see someone smiling, our vasodendroplams start to move.
04:05 And we imitate the smile.
04:07 So smiling is contagious.
04:09 Everyone becomes happy. Can I explain?
04:12 Look.
04:19 Isn't it beautiful?
04:20 Everyone likes to be happy.
04:24 Huh? How?
04:26 How?
04:27 Your smile is not contagious.
04:32 You don't have a stroke.
04:34 Your ovricular muscles around your eyes...
04:36 ...didn't join your smile.
04:38 So you didn't have endorphin outbreaks.
04:41 So you are actually happy.
04:43 Ali.
04:45 Is this look contagious?
04:48 Contagious.
04:54 Ali, maybe he didn't do anything.
04:56 I mean...
05:00 ...I investigated this when Mr. Rahmi died from surgery.
05:03 I asked why people give up on surgery.
05:05 -So? -There are three main reasons.
05:08 Fear, confusion and material causes.
05:12 I found the reason.
05:22 Come with me.
05:24 Come.
05:25 So he didn't give up because of me.
05:30 -Is there something? -No.
05:42 -She's here. -Güneş.
05:50 What happened? What did they say?
05:53 I don't know.
05:54 I think we are at the end of the road.
06:00 How?
06:02 How?
06:06 What are they accusing you of?
06:09 I didn't check the patient's saturation.
06:13 I panicked at that moment.
06:16 Güneş.
06:19 I'm not sure.
06:21 I'm not sure.
06:23 I'm not sure.
06:25 I'm not sure.
06:27 I'm not sure.
06:29 I'm not sure.
06:31 I'm not sure.
06:33 I'm not sure.
06:35 I'm not sure.
06:37 I'm not sure.
06:39 I'm not sure.
06:41 I'm not sure.
06:43 I'm not sure.
06:45 I'm not sure.
06:48 Güneş.
06:49 What kind of people are they?
06:52 They are incredibly tense inside, Nazlı.
06:56 And they are good at their job.
06:59 They will call you when it's your turn.
07:02 It's obvious that I will be punished.
07:07 It seems so.
07:09 They will kill me.
07:14 What did you do?
07:17 They will take my Sazlım.
07:19 Will they take everything away from me?
07:21 Nazlı, look.
07:22 There is Adil.
07:26 There is Ferman.
07:28 They won't leave you alone.
07:29 Yes.
07:31 Mr. Veli.
07:43 Run. Güneş is with me.
07:45 Thanks.
07:47 Come, let's sit down.
07:48 Come.
07:50 Come, sit with me.
07:52 What happened?
08:02 He has a fever. His blood pressure is dropping.
08:04 80 to 40.
08:06 Open the sheets.
08:07 Nazlı.
08:10 The sheets are wet.
08:13 The sheets are wet.
08:14 His wound is clean.
08:19 His infection should have been cured by now. What's going on?
08:22 Should I call Nazlı and Ferman?
08:23 Hurry up, Salva.
08:25 Aceli, acetaminophen, 500.
08:27 Ampiric, meropenem, 2.
08:29 Hurry up.
08:30 Hurry up.
08:32 Hurry up.
08:35 I did it.
08:37 I want biochemical, hemogram and blood sample.
08:39 Hurry up.
08:42 Mr. Veli.
08:43 I won't let your children be without a father.
08:45 Don't worry.
08:47 Just hang in there.
08:49 I'll be waiting for you in Shanghai.
08:51 (speaking in foreign language)