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* Flanderization: The Feldsher in the TV series. In the book he's a young guy, around the Doctor's age, and quite competent at his job as compared to the older and rather eccentric version of the series.
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* Flanderization: {{Flanderization}}: The Feldsher in the TV series. In the book he's a young guy, around the Doctor's age, and quite competent at his job as compared to the older and rather eccentric version of the series.
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* AdultFear: Any child brought into the hospital will make viewers suffer.
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* BadassBeard: Leopold Leopoldovich's is one of the foremost of his many outstanding qualities, according to Anna.
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* InfantImmortality: The little girl in episode 2, who manages to survive having both her legs mangled in a lathe, massive blood loss, and an extremely rough amputation (so rough that even the Doctor was praying she'd die on the table).
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* InfantImmortality: ImprobableInfantSurvival: The little girl in episode 2, who manages managed to survive having both her legs mangled in a lathe, massive blood loss, and an extremely rough amputation (so rough that even the Doctor was praying she'd die on the table).
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** EyeScream: The baby with an ocular abcess in episode 2. Mercifully, we don't see it - less mercifully, we do see the byproducts of its treatment.
** TheToothHurts: The end of episode 1. The Young Doctor pulls out a patient's bad tooth... along with part of his jawbone.
** TheToothHurts: The end of episode 1. The Young Doctor pulls out a patient's bad tooth... along with part of his jawbone.
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* BrawnHilda: Anna and Pelageya. Rarely has HospitalHottie been averted so hard.
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* BrawnHilda: Anna and Pelageya. Rarely has HospitalHottie been averted so hard.averted.
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* CrossesTheLineTwice: The amputation in the second episode, which culminates in the Young Doctor trying to stop the Older Doctor from taking morphine by HURLING THE DETACHED LEG AT HIM.
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* NauseaFuel/Squick: Set in a rural Russian hospital in the early 1900s, so be prepared to see very crudely amputated limbs, syphalitic boils, geysers of pus, and sterilizing procedures (or lack thereof) that would make a modern germaphobe have a nervous breakdown.
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