Operation Ouch!

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Dr Chris, Dr Xand and Dr Ronx explore their way through the world of medicine and biology.

Hilarious twin doctors Chris and Xand plus Dr Ronx explore the weirdest and most wonderful bits of medicine. From sneezes and snot to pimples and poo, nothing escapes their crazy experiments!

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Ian France

Simone Haywood

Christopher van Tulleken

Xand van Tulleken

Operation Ouch!: Series 1: Episode 12

Episode 12

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The doctors find out how your skin heals itself after an injury.

Series about the world of medicine and biology. The doctors explain how people breathe by inflating a real pig's lung.

The doctors explain how we breathe by inflating a real pig's lung, and Xand finds out all about the biological changes that happen when you hold your breath. Dr Chris gets icky and picky as he takes a very close look at the job that snot, bogies and mucus do in our bodies. And there's no need to be scared of scars as we find out how your skin heals itself after an injury. Meanwhile, over in accident and emergency, one patient is rushed in with a worrying eye injury after a dangerous accident with a pellet gun, and the trauma team is on standby as another comes into hospital with a potentially serious head injury.

Operation Ouch!: Series 1

Series 1

The BBC's multiplatform offering bringing the very best programmes to 6-12 year olds.

CBBC is the BBC's multiplatform offering for 6-12 year olds bringing the very best drama, entertainment and factual programmes to its young viewers.

Dr Chris and Dr Xand explore their way through the world of medicine and biology.

Identical twins Dr Chris and Dr Xand van Tulleken experiment and explore their way through the fascinating world of medicine and biology.

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