I'd consider it pro-life situational ethics, yes. (by the way, the religion of a surgeon is ever relevant....how?)

And we might agree, then, all ethics are situational when applied. 

Conservative Catholics so, so often condemn "situational ethics," as if it were somehow wrong to literally apply one's ethics, beliefs, feelings, discernments, and faith as called for by situations.

 It is the responsibility of an educated, informed, faithful, and prayerful Catholic to act at the nexus of belief and action and to make situational decisions accordingly. And, yes, to weigh---often painfully--ALL attendant issues. And if the doc saving my child were a terrorist or an atheist, I'd not give a hoot.