The Good Doctor season 7 episode 10 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Lea reveals she's known about Glassman's terminal illness for a week. Glassman, facing a prognosis of only three to six months, chooses to forgo surgery or chemotherapy, focusing instead on quality time with loved ones. Amidst this emotional revelation, the hospital staff navigates complex medical cases, including one potentially mirroring Glassman's condition. Shaun grapples with the potential loss of both Glassman and Claire, who faces a life-threatening infection, leading him to consider extreme measures that could end his medical career. The episode encapsulates themes of mortality, ethical dilemmas, and the impact of personal choices on professional responsibilities.
Full Episode S07E10 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
How long has Lea known about Glassman's condition?
About a week or two.
What is Glassman's prognosis?
Three to six months.
Does Glassman plan to undergo surgery or chemotherapy?
No, Glassman opts against these treatments.
What is Shaun's role in the Residents' Lounge?
Shaun is reviewing a case involving a severe glioblastoma, hinting at Glassman's condition.
What decision does Claire face due to her infection?
Claire decides to be put into a medically induced coma as her best chance to fight the infection.
What is Shaun's reaction to the potential loss of Glassman and Claire?
Shaun contemplates extreme measures to save Claire, risking his medical career in the process.
What is Glassman's final decision regarding his treatment?
Glassman decides to forego aggressive treatment, focusing instead on quality time with loved ones.