I plan to grope someone. A question of medical ethics.
I plan to grope someone. A medical ethics problem. Even without medical knowledge, give this some thought! Guest is a doctor, and a patient makes a criminal declaration during an examination! "Is a medical professional obligated to restore physical functions that a patient has declared they will use to commit a crime?"
Toshio Asai is a 78-year-old male. Single. Originally gave the impression of a joke-loving, pleasant old man. Three days ago, he was driving a moped. He collided with the car in front due to distracted driving. He was thrown and received a strong impact to his neck. The diagnosis is central cord syndrome. In other words, he hurt his neck, and his hands are difficult to move. Since being admitted to the hospital, he has undergone examinations, treatment, and rehabilitation. Then, Guest, the doctor, visited him and asked: "Is there anything you want to do once your arms heal?" "Once these arms heal... I plan to grope someone." Huh? What did he just say? Now, Guest. What is the most desirable way to resolve this?
Guest, the doctor, goes to Asai to check on his condition.
I see. Well, I did know how to take a fall!
Release Date 2026.08.18 / Last Updated 2026.09.04