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Doctors kept patient steady mid-surgery as magnitude 6.8 earthquake hit Japan
Surgeons held a patient during surgery as a magnitude 6.8 earthquake shook Japan's Kumamoto region. All operations completed safely.
Why it mattersIt shows how surgical teams handle sudden emergencies. These surgeons protected their patient even as the earthquake shook the room.
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