Silence is better than every single word that comes out of either of our mouths.

Look, since Marsh left for a few days, I'm filling in as chief of surgery and residency director, on top of chief of chiefs, which, at my age, is about two chiefs too many.

OK, so you may experience some cramping and some spotting over the next few days.

Well, coming from someone who didn't have the most conventional upbringing either.

Dr. Lincoln, man of the hour.

The Phenomenal Challenge is three pounds of meat, three pounds of noodles, three liters of broth.

Not to mention, I've just come off an award-winning research project on Parkinson's, which will boost the profile of this hospital if I'm the new chief.

Man of the year, according to our Sunday feature.

I've been on the other end of that call.

So in terms of the physical therapy... Dr. Lincoln.

We'll measure the length of her uterus before we dilate the cervix.

Large saddle PE at the bifurcation of his pulmonary artery.

First person to do an actual procedure gets the bedroom to the left of the stairs.

Think of all the people who can walk and play sports and enjoy their life because of your hands.

That kind of reputation didn't exactly pave the way for success.

I would like to be considered for the position Chief of Surgery.

And don't get me wrong, I love the hell out of them.

I've worked on a lot of busted knees, and I love the Seahawks.

We're going to get you an ultrasound to see if we can find the cause of the bleeding.

Have you experienced any clotting or noticed an increase in the amount of blood?