Chapter 2728 [2728] Valuable
What diagnosis should be made, whether it is bidirectional ventricr tachycardia, teachers have their own opinions.
Xie Wanying listened carefully.
Her talent is never in pursuing medical diagnosis, but in dynamic three-dimensional anatomical analysis. She took this as a general inference at the time. Many patients'' illnesses cannot be summed up with one or two urate medical diagnosis nouns. It is known from medical records that the diagnosis nouns written by doctors are all in several rows.
Doctors do not make medical strategies based on one or two diagnostic terms, but draw up medical ns based on theprehensive judgment of the patient''s condition. In the specific doctor''s order, patients with the same diagnostic noun can present different medical ns.
Medical people discuss the terms of diagnosis, and more often use symbols such as calling Zhang San and Li Si to express some of their academic views.
After the discussion, what can be made clear again and again is that Xie’s overall estimation of the patient’s etiology is of reference value.
"It is the spontaneous scar in this area that affects the outflow tract, and is linked with the original endometrial surgical scar, resulting in the final hemodynamic instability and continuous ventricr tachycardia."
To be clear, it is impossible for a doctor to say that the incarnation is a probe inside the patient''s body when the patient''s condition urs, and it can urately record the evolution of the patient''s condition. Doctors'' discussion of the condition is more based on academic inferences based on knowledge and experience. Therefore, in such a rare case that has never been seen before, whoever proposes a new idea, including her Xie Wanying, can only be called an academic hypothesis with reference value if it is clinically useful. To establish a new clinical diagnosis, more cases are needed to supportboratory studies.
In Teacher Cao Yudong, Xie Wanying experienced a more rigorous academic discussion atmosphere. This was something she had rarely experienced before.
When there were different opinions, Cao Yudong was thinking about something while wearing sses and bowing his head.
The three Cao brothers wondered what was going on with their father''s somewhat unusual reaction.
"Let''s do the ation." Cao Yudong decided.
This is his specialty, and Shin Woo-hwan came out and rmended: "Send the patient to our country, and I''ll do this surgery for him."
Senior Brother Shen''s intervention skills are first-rate, and he has the courage to take the initiative to rescue Wei. Zhao Zhaowei and Zhang Desheng, the group of internal medicine students who had long wanted to go to their senior brothers as their teachers, nodded their heads and shouted their approval.
Xie Wanying thought of Brother Jin.
Zhu Huicang and Ren Chongda patted their foreheads: They didn''t know the situation clearly beforehand, and they failed to inform the National Association for Cardiology.
It''s over, Jin Tianyu has a very angry temper, and when hees back, he has to criticize them to death.
Zhu Huicang took Ren Chongda and hurriedly called Jin Tianyu.
The family has arrived.
It is not the doctor who decides where to send the patient for treatment. The wishes of the patient and his family must be respected first.
is the eldest brother of Wei''s mother and Wei''s ssmate, Wei eldest brother. Dad Wei went on a business trip, and it takes time to get back by ne.
borrowed Cao Yudong from his second son Cao Zhao''s personal office to receive patients'' families in person.
When ?? received the doctor''s notice, Wei''s mother was weak at home, so she had to wait for her eldest son toe and take her to the hospital, so she was a littlete in arriving at the hospital.
My mother was pale and trembling all the time on the way, so she couldn''tmunicate with the doctor. Brother Wei, who temporarily became his brother''s parent, asked the doctor, "My brother''s heart attack was cured a long time ago. Dr. Cao performed the operation yourself. Why do your doctors say that he has something wrong with his heart now."