New Amsterdam season 5 episode 13 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Maximus Leonard Goodwin shares a childhood memory that inspired his medical career. Dr. Max Goodwin announces leaving New Amsterdam for the WHO, reflecting on his achievements. The team treats Yulia Salenko, a Ukrainian immigrant with puzzling symptoms, later diagnosed with brucellosis. Dr. Iggy Frome helps Yulia's son, Dimi, who has selective mutism. A complex, high-risk surgery is performed on Yulia, intertwining with staff's personal challenges. The episode concludes with Goodwin echoing his father's words, asking his team, "How can I help?"
Full Episode S05E13 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What inspired Maximus Leonard Goodwin to become a doctor?
A childhood moment with a doctor who showed kindness and care.
Why is Dr. Max Goodwin leaving New Amsterdam Hospital?
He is joining the World Health Organization in Geneva to take on new challenges.
What condition does Yulia Salenko have when she is brought to New Amsterdam?
She has symptoms like an enlarged spleen, fluid in lungs, and is suspected to have HLH.
What is Yulia Salenko's underlying condition?
Brucellosis, contracted from livestock during her escape from Ukraine.
How does Dr. Iggy Frome approach Dimi's selective mutism?
He shares his own experiences with fear of speaking and encourages Dimi to communicate.
What unique challenge does Yulia Salenko's surgery present?
It requires a high-risk procedure involving multiple specialists.
How does the episode portray the personal struggles of hospital staff?
It shows them dealing with family conflicts, moral dilemmas, and the impact of their jobs.
What is the outcome of Yulia Salenko's surgery?
The surgery is successful, showcasing the team's dedication and skill.
How does Dr. Iggy Frome impact Dimi?
Iggy's empathetic approach helps Dimi begin to overcome his selective mutism.
What legacy does Max Goodwin want to continue at the hospital?
The legacy of his father, who always asked, "How can I help?"
