Chapter 3983 [72] Academic Phone
"That's right, it's impossible for Dr. Fu to call someone over because it's his fiancée. This is not a good thing."
It’s okay to ask your fiancée to consult with others, which is to be full and have nothing to do, causing trouble and responsibility for your own people.
So, the doctors can only ask their own people to come over to consult with the patients. My other half has technical skills, why not call for help.
If you don’t believe me, look at today. It is said that Dr. Cao Yong called his wife to consult a patient in neurosurgery.
It is very difficult to ask Dr. Xie for consultation in the hospital now, and there is a long queue in front of Dr. Xie for the consultation form of each department.
Dr. Cao Yong’s private bedside route at night is just like Dr. Fu asking his fiancee out for tea and calling someone out for consultation.
Dr. Wen is so busy.
It is said that it is difficult for Dr. Fu to invite his fiancee out for dinner these days.
Dr. Fu is depressed and regretful that since he led him to meet someone that night, that person and his fiancée had an academic phone conversation.
You know, it is difficult for him, Dr. Fu, to have an academic phone call with his fiancee.
At the same time, Dr. Cao Yong and Dr. Fu sat in a row. Who told his wife to make academic phone calls with other people in his office in front of him after being called by him for a neurosurgery consultation, and ignore him for the time being if she doesn't have time.
"I thought about what Sister Wen meant. The reason why I focus on the tricuspid valve instead of the aortic valve is precisely because of the appearance of the bladder meridian and kidney meridian."
If there is a problem with the mitral valve, it does not necessarily mean that there is a problem with other heart valves. Some patients always only have problems with the mitral valve, and some patients have a combined problem with the aortic valve instead of the tricuspid valve.
The performance of different patients is different, of course, because the physiological structure of each patient is similar. It is impossible for everyone's human body to look exactly like a copy.
The tricuspid valve is in the middle of the right atrium and right ventricle. The right atrium is responsible for the return of the inferior vena cava to the right ventricle, and the middle is related to the tricuspid valve.
The close relationship between the inferior vena cava, the kidney and the heart has been mentioned in previous surgical cases. Symptoms appear on the kidney meridian and bladder meridian, indicating that the function of the inferior vena cava path in this patient should be poor. Therefore, it is a good thing that the tricuspid valve is easily dragged down if something happens to the mitral valve.
The other Western doctors present were listening, and could not help but feel a little interest in exploring Chinese medicine.
It is true that not all patients with mitral stenosis have afternoon hot flashes. Afternoon hot flashes often occur in patients with tuberculosis or menopause.
"I don't know when Dr. Wen will come to our hospital again."
Hearing this voice, everyone turned their heads and found that the person who spoke was Dr. Song.
Song cat wants to meet a fellow affiliated rare. However, Huang Zhilei, the senior, felt that he had finally seized the opportunity to attack him, and asked him a difficult question: "Don't you ask Dr. Fu's opinion first?"
Ask Fu Robot? Without hesitation, Song Xuelin replied to the senior: "You should ask Dr. Xie."
The genius Song Caizi really doesn't give face to any big boss.
No one dared to look at Dr. Fu's face.
Just look at this and Mr. Wen. The enthusiastic person talking on the phone with Mr. Wen is not Dr. Fu, but also knows that Dr. Song's words may be correct.
Knock, knock, someone is coming.
The figure of Tao Zhijie appeared at the door, and he pushed the door directly to enter.
To everyone's surprise, the man walked around the table and sat directly next to Dr. Fu after he came in.
Fu Xinheng probably knew what he wanted to say, so he didn't say anything.
(end of this chapter)
