- For the mirror universe counterpart, see Shenti Yisec Eres Ree (mirror).
Shenti Yisec Eres Ree was a Pahkwa-thanh male who served as chief medical officer of the USS Titan in the late 24th century. One of the first Pahkwa-thanh to join the Federation Starfleet, Doctor Ree was a brilliant physician who had published a number of papers in his career in medicine. (TTN novel: Taking Wing)
Biography[]
After first signing aboard the USS Titan in 2379, Dr. Ree sometimes found himself rather uncomfortable around some members of the Titan's crew because of their reactions, even though most of them managed to cover their reactions. One of the main problems was with eating, as Pahkwa-thanh had to consume raw meat, it became uncomfortable for other crewmembers who were eating in the mess hall. (TTN novel: Taking Wing) He also smelled to some of them like "burnt toast."
Doctor Ree became increasingly worried about Titan's counselor and diplomatic officer Deanna Troi after her second pregnancy in a year miscarried due to genetic abnormalities between her and her husband Captain William T. Riker which only became apparent after further testing; a single miscarriage had been nothing worrisome. Ree wished to immediately operate to remove the fetus before it burst through Troi's uterine wall, but she refused, and Captain Riker refused to allow treatment as well, even though he agreed with the doctor's diagnoses. First officer Christine Vale negotiated a compromise between all parties where Troi could continue to carry the child so long as Ree made daily injections to stunt its growth and provide constant monitoring via a subdermal transponder. It was due to this supervisory need that Ree accompanied Troi and the rest of the away team to the surface of the planet of New Erigol after the Titan discovered it despite best attempts by the resident Caeliar to keep the planet hidden. (ST - Destiny novel: Gods of Night)
After being informed that the away team would not be allowed to leave New Erigol, Ree's primary job became the monitoring of Deanna Troi. Despite the Caeliar's pacifistic mannerisms, Ree was allowed to leave the city of Axion and hunt in order to support his unique physiological demands. Although the treatments seemed to work initially, the targeted synthetase inhibitor eventually failed, and Ree wanted to operate quickly. He suggested asking the Caeliar for a sterile operating facility, but Troi rejected the idea, insisting that any surgery done would be a last resort and only aboard the Titan. One night on the planet, Troi awoke from the extreme amount of pain, and Ree came to see her and found her slightly manic; her thrashing also drew the attention of Ranul Keru, Dennisar, and Sortollo. He broke free from the security officers' hold and bit Troi in the abdomen, using his natural toxin to put her in a mild form of paralysis. Though remorseful, it was the only way to prevent Troi's condition from worsening. (ST - Destiny novel: Mere Mortals)
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USS Titan senior staff | ||||||||
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commanding officer | W.T. Riker • C. Vale | executive officer | C. Vale • D. Sarai | second officer | R. Keru • Tuvok | chief counselor | D. Troi | |
diplomatic officer | D. Troi | chief engineer | N. Ledrah • X. Ra-Havreii | chief medical officer | S. Ree | chief of operations | S. Rager | |
chief science officer | Jaza N. • M. Pazlar | chief of security | R. Keru | chief tactical officer | R. Keru • Tuvok | watch officer | F. Hachesa • T. Gibruch |
USS Titan NCC-80102 medical personnel | ||||
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chief medical officer | Shenti Yisec Eres Ree | other medical personnel | Kershu • Alyssa Ogawa • Onnta | |
senior counselor | Deanna Troi | other counseling personnel | Pral glasch Haaj • Huilan Sen’kara | |
USS Titan: Senior Staff • Engineering • Flight Control • Medical and Counseling • Operations • Science • Security and Tactical • Misc. |