The eight-episode series, released on Jan. 24, garnered 11.9 million views and a total watch time of 82.7 million hours for the week ending Feb. 2, the U.S. video-streaming site said on Wednesday.
The second season of "Squid Game," which had held the top position for five consecutive weeks since its release on Dec. 26 last year, fell to second place with 5.2 million views.
Adapted from a web novel of the same name, "The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call" follows a former war medic-turned-surgeon who steps in to revive an emergency trauma center at a university hospital.
Meanwhile, South Korean shows and programs continue to dominate Netflix's global rankings, with four Korean series making it into the top 10 for non-English TV shows. The first season of "Squid Game" placed fifth, while the fourth season of dating reality show "Single's Inferno" ranked sixth.
In the overall rankings that include both English and non-English shows, "The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call" ranked third, following U.S. action comedy "Back in Action" (18.4 million views) and American action thriller "The Night Agent 2" (15.2 million views).
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