Dr. Quench - Recommendations

• Vol: 9; Ch: 70
• 2007 - 2010

"Will you donate your kidney to me?" Continuing from where the previous series left off, Saitou Eijirou prepares for his final internship in the urology department. Hypocrisies from the Japanese medical world, Japanese society, Japanese culture, and the human mind all swirl together as Saitou finds out what it truly means to perform an organ transplant.

• Vol: 6; Ch: 66
• 2010 - 2011

Three years ago, Katsumi Yu headed to Africa for a volunteer project as a doctor. However, soon after, a civil war erupted and he was captured by a guerilla group who was desperate for a doctor to treat the injured. He quits being a doctor soon thereafter and gets a tattoo of Lucifer on his right arm as a reminder of his past crimes. Although Yu returns to Japan, he spends his days drinking. After a night of drunken brawls, he wakes up in a clinic run by Dr. Minatono. This shady looking clinic takes in all patients, even those without insurance and those who can’t pay at all, but still maintains state of the art equipment. It turns out Dr. Minatono deals with clients, such as the mob, who are unable to go to regular hospitals due to legal reasons and in exchange receives exorbitant amounts of money to help keep the clinic up and running. At first, Yu rejects the job offer from Dr. Minatono, but situations keep coming up that keep him busy in the surgery room.

• Vol: 8+; Ch: 38+
• 2019 - ?

• Vol: 1; Ch: 7
• 2008

January 3, 2011. ER doctor Matsuoka Tsuyoshi examines a patient presenting influenza symptoms. The next day, the patient dies from multiple-organ failure, followed by others who had shown the same symptoms. As the death toll rises, even the high-tech Japanese are at a loss over how to check the further spread of the deadly virus

• Vol: 13; Ch: 127
• 2002 - 2006

Saito Eijirou is a newly established intern doctor, who is forced to take on a second night job at another, much smaller hospital because of the extremely low pay he receives. As he bounces between the two different hospitals, he is forced to dig deeper and deeper into Japan's largely corrupted medical society and starts to question even his own initial believes, as he asks himself just what being a doctor means.

• Vol: 24+; Ch: 113+
• 2014 - ?

Kishi Keiichirou is a pathologist who advises doctors on their diagnoses and whose judgement is widely accepted. Though an eccentric that few people can stand to associate personally, Kishi is passionate about the lives of his patients and a genius at his job.

• Vol: 16; Ch: 136
• 2011 - 2019

During the 1960s the famous rogue doctor Black Jack was still a medical student.

• Vol: 25; Ch: 210
• 2002 - 2011

Dr. Katou is an ambitious woman who seeks to revolutionize the corrupt and inefficient Japanese medical system from within by becoming a professor in a teaching hospital. She enlists a maverick surgeon, Dr. Asada Ryuutarou, to help her with research that would catapult her to a professorship should they succeed and publish. However, Asada's refusal to conform to the system soon threatens to destroy not only her plans but her entire career. Katou is prepared to do anything, including going along with the system, in order to achieve her end goal, but she begins to question whether she has gone too far as Asada's actions bring many of the system's shortcomings to light.

• Vol: 3; Ch: 24
• 2011 - 2013

Horus, the Egyptian god who has the power of restoration, is the nickname of this genius (albeit grubby) surgeon, Jyusaburo Kujo! With his godspeed hand movements, he does not only save the patient's life but also their life after that. "The Hands of Horus" is an inspiring and powerful human drama that will show the different side of the operation room!

• Vol: 4
• 2004

The protagonist is Asuka Kamijo, competent Lady Coroner, who is dedicated to solving crime by listening to the voice of the corpse. She is nicknamed 'Angel of the autopsy room.'