The Good Doctor season 4 episode 12 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Lea and Shaun grapple with the decision to have a child, considering Shaun's health and Lea's career. Meanwhile, Dr. Chambers, a renowned but difficult surgeon, struggles with hand tremors and spasms. Suspecting more than carpal tunnel, he undergoes surgery for musician's dystonia. Oscar, suffering from intense facial pain, is diagnosed with trigeminal neuralgia and undergoes surgery. Personal conflicts arise, with Dr. Reznick dealing with a colleague's feelings for her. Ultimately, Lea and Shaun decide to have a baby, and Dr. Chambers shows a rare vulnerability, contemplating his potential autism.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What medical condition is Dr. Chambers initially suspected to have?
Carpal tunnel syndrome.
What is Dr. Chambers' actual diagnosis?
Musician's dystonia.
Does Dr. Chambers believe he might be autistic?
No, he initially rejects the idea but later considers it.
What condition is Oscar suffering from?
Trigeminal neuralgia.
What past addiction does Oscar's wife reveal?
Opioid addiction.
What surgical procedure is performed on Dr. Chambers?
MRI-guided ultrasound ablation of the VO nucleus of the thalamus.
What is Lea's main concern about having a child?
The timing in her career, financial readiness, and Shaun's ASD.
What treatment is suggested for Oscar's condition?
Microvascular decompression surgery.
Why does Dr. Reznick ask her roommate to move out?
She believes he has romantic feelings for her.
What decision do Lea and Shaun make about having a baby?
They initially hesitate but ultimately decide to have a baby.
Does Dr. Chambers undergo surgery?
Yes, he undergoes a risky brain surgery.
What does Shaun suggest might be contributing to Dr. Chambers' hand symptoms?
Shaun suggests it might be related to autism.
How does Oscar's wife feel about his pain?
She believes he might be faking it to get pain medication.
What does Dr. Chambers do after his surgery?
He reflects on his life and accepts a referral for ASD assessment.
What is the outcome of Oscar's surgery?
The surgery is successful in treating his trigeminal neuralgia.