Chapter 4237【326】Will it be far?
A doctor's choice of where to seek medical treatment when he is sick is no different from ordinary people. He has many things to worry about, not just whether he can take good care of his own illness.
It can be seen from this that when a doctor becomes ill, it does not mean that he can get over it once and for all because he works in the hospital. As a result, Dr. Liang chose to receive treatment in his own hospital instead of seeking medical treatment from outside the hospital.
“Dean, what do you think?” Seeing the patient regaining consciousness, Zhang Huayao stepped forward and asked.
“Better.” Dean Liang is also a workaholic. When he woke up, he immediately asked his subordinates about their work arrangements, “About tomorrow’s business trip—”
"Let someone go out to attend the meeting on behalf of the dean. We have informed the organizer that you have other official business and it is inconvenient to travel."
"OK."
“Dean, please take a good rest and ask us to do something if you have anything to do. Dr. Cao Yong said that you need to rest for at least a month due to your illness. He suggested that you should be transferred to the specialist ward of their hospital for treatment.”
“It’s not necessary, it’s not a cerebral hemorrhage.”
It is because doctors have common medical knowledge about common diseases, especially big shots like Dean Liang who have their own opinions on treatment.
Zhang Huayao must speak to the patient in front of a specialist at this moment: "Dean, don't take it seriously. Dr. Cao Yong explained to us carefully that although lacunar cerebral infarction is usually defined as a minor illness, and many patients have no symptoms when diagnosed, If it continues to develop, it may lead to serious events such as large-scale cerebral infarction and cerebral hemorrhage—"
“I know this.”
“No, you don’t know.”
Sometimes you have to admire Mr. Zhang for his ordinary life. In critical situations, he is a doctor who dares to speak out and dare to be a doctor. It is absolutely impossible to directly disgrace the boss.
“What do you mean I don’t know?” Dean Liang laughed angrily at him.
"What Dr. Cao Yong said makes sense. Director, you are different from asymptomatic patients. You are symptomatic and need further examination. Dr. Cao Yong said that he can be transferred to the National Association for Interventional Imaging if necessary. Our hospital does not have this condition. "
“Isn’t CT imaging good?”
"Dean, just like our heart examination, it is acceptable for general cases, but not for special cases. You suddenly fainted in the office and found that your memory has faded recently. These symptoms are not equivalent to the preliminary examination results." If If clinical symptoms and instrument test results are inconsistent, the doctor must conduct other tests on the patient to rule out whether there are missed diagnoses or errors in the results of a single instrument test.
Magnetic resonance imaging and CT can be classified into the same type of examination in the final analysis. The biggest problem with them is that it is difficult to find subtle lesions from massive data.
Interventional angiography can be used to conduct key investigations based on the doctor’s own experience, and the results will be very intuitive during the operation. This is also why many patients say that interventional imaging is the gold standard for diagnosis rather than CT imaging or magnetic resonance imaging.
“Let’s take a look and then talk about it,” Dean Liang said after thinking about it.
The patient’s hesitation was already expected by the doctors on site.
Like Dr. Xie Wanying, any surgeon will be more cautious and vigilant about operations on himself and his family.
Zhang Huayao said his plan: "Invite Dr. Cao to come over in the next few days to examine and treat you, the director. Dr. Cao Yong will copy the examination data performed by our CT room for the director and send it to the Chinese Association for their imaging doctors to review the data disk. ."
The imaging doctors of Guozhi focus on cardiology and have little research on brain surgery, so they are inevitably afraid of missed diagnosis and misdiagnosis.
Dean Liang nodded.
Let the patient rest, Zhang Huayao said more nagging words when he took Dr. Cao Yong out: "You, the director, should pay attention to yourselves."
This is what all doctors can think of when they look at Dr. Liang today.
It is a generally accepted rule in medicine that getting old will inevitably lead to illness.
These seniors are now at an age where they are prone to getting sick frequently. If Dean Liang gets sick, will the old naughty boy be far away?
(End of this chapter)
