"Then can you also cure my disease?" The patient with liver cyst looked at Ling Ran with a critical eye.

Ling Ran did not answer immediately, but asked: "Have you ever had an MRI done in this hospital?"

"I've done it." The patient nodded and added, "I also brought the film."

As he said that, he immediately took out a large MRI picture from a woven bag he carried with him. Suspicion was suspicion, after all, it was in the clinic of Yunhua Hospital, and the patient was quite cooperative.

Ling Ran took it and said to Lu Wenbin next to him: "Bring out his original film."

"Yes." Lu Wenbin responded and quickly started operating on the computer.

The original MRI films taken in Yunhua Hospital are all stored in the name of the patient. Compared with the MRI film brought by the patient, the MRI film stored in the hospital server is much more complete.

Ling Ran first looked at the MRI film brought by the patient, and then turned his head. Lu Wenbin also pulled out the original film. He was very proficient in this step, and it was almost a necessary operation for Ling Ran's surgery.

From the screen, Ling Ran could easily see the location and shape of the patient's cyst.

"There is already abdominal effusion, and you need to have an operation as soon as possible. The doctor has recommended you to have an operation before, right?" Ling Ran looked at the other person and said, "I suggest you go to the hospital now and then do an MRI again."

The patient looked at Ling Ran, shook his head and said, "I don't want to do surgery yet, can I continue with conservative treatment?"

"Then you have to be hospitalized." Ling Ran said.

"If I'm hospitalized... I'll think about it again." The patient still looked at Ling Ran's age and face, a little unconvinced.

Patients in outpatient clinics were even more disobedient than emergency patients. Ling Ran hesitated for two seconds and then pulled out the avatar.

A few seconds later, the avatar who had been cut open by a horizontal knife and bleeding all over the place disappeared. Ling Ran let out a breath. Judging from the results, the condition of the other person's liver was consistent with what he judged, and he was basically in a state of needing surgery.

, however, it’s not particularly urgent.

"It is recommended that you undergo surgery within one or two months." Ling Ran paused and said, "Your current physical condition will continue to decline. You need constant attention. It is best to be admitted to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible."

"Okay, I understand, doctor, you are busy." The patient pretended to be polite and quickly left the consulting room.

Lu Wenbin curled his lips as if looking at a lost customer: "Yeah, people like this will probably never come back. Dr. Ling, we are at a disadvantage as we work in outpatient clinics."

According to the rules of Yun Medical, whichever treatment group accepts the patient will be responsible for the treatment. This is the so-called admission and treatment.

However, because the interests of patients and doctors are linked, admitting patients cannot be regarded as an obligation, but should be regarded as a right.

If the treatment group wants to perform more surgeries, it must recruit more patients. For the normal treatment group, outpatient services are the best way to recruit patients.

Otherwise, we rely on patients referred by the emergency department.

Why do domestic doctors often go out for outpatient clinics despite their extremely high status? It is usually because of a similar system. The big doctors not only accept patients for themselves, but also for the younger brothers in the treatment team.

The guys who practice on their own will not be able to receive patients, at least they won't be able to receive so many qualified patients.

Because there is actually competition among doctors. Just like the number of patients suitable for liver transplantation, there are only so many born every year on average. Everyone goes to good hospitals and big names, and the rest go to the less famous assistants.

When seeing a doctor under the supervision of a director, what the doctor needs is a stable and long-term source of the disease, and he cannot always rely on silly children to bump into him.

Doctors like Professor Feng Zhixiang may only accept certain types or types of patients referred by their colleagues abroad, but in China, they still have to go out to outpatient clinics.

Because there is no general practitioner system in China, professional doctors do not communicate with each other, so outpatient service becomes a basic task.

From this point of view, although many doctors on the Internet are calling for the general practitioner system, in fact, high-class doctors, as vested interests, are not only not interested in it, but may also be opposed to it.

Because under the current system, the causes of disease are gathered to the upper level. The upper-level doctors screen out the causes of disease that they like, and then release the patients who are unwilling to undergo treatment. They are equivalent to indirectly controlling the distribution rights of patients. For the medical system,

This is equivalent to mastering the benefit distribution system.

Correspondingly, the general practitioner system has isolated the vast majority of patients from high-level doctors. What kind of patients a high-level doctor wants to get must be referred by a general practitioner. Although, high-level doctors can always get them through technology.

There is some control, but after all, power is released.

And power will not be released easily.

Zhang Anmin looked at Ling Ran's face and said in a low voice: "Doctors are always more popular as they get older. Dr. Ling just looks too young."

"If Lao Zuo comes to the clinic, won't it be overcrowded?" Lu Wenbin thought of the wrinkles on Zuo Cidian's face and added: "At least he should be the most trusted doctor in the Department of Hepatobiliary Surgery."

The oldest person in the Department of Hepatobiliary Surgery is He Yuanzheng, but He Yuanzheng has taken good care of himself after a smooth journey. A man in his 40s still looks young, which is quite different from the weathered Zuo Cidian.

Thinking of this, Zhang Anmin couldn't help but smile, then suppressed his smile, and babbled, referring to He Yuanzheng opposite, and said: "The main reason is that our outpatient clinic is a general outpatient clinic. Next time, we will definitely arrange a specialist outpatient clinic, and the situation will be much better."

Many patients don’t even know doctors, so they just go to the specialist clinic to see the doctor.”

"This is a problem." Lu Wenbin nodded slowly.

Just as he was about to say something, the door was knocked again.

"Hello, this is Dr. Ling." A pair of middle-aged people came in this time.

"I am Ling Ran." Ling Ran pushed the nameplate with his name forward.

"I was introduced here by Dr. Liu from the Hepatobiliary Department of Wuxin City No. 1 Hospital. He said he has some liver cirrhosis..." The middle-aged man sat opposite Ling Ran and handed over the 5 yuan registration.

Lu Wenbin accepted it and immediately opened the medical record.

"Let me take a look." Ling Ran slowly scanned the medical history and said, "I'll give you a physical examination first."

While speaking, Ling Ran put on gloves and pressed the patient's right abdomen on the spot...

The patient obediently held on to his coat and reported the situation.

Ling Ran suddenly felt like going to an outpatient clinic. Although it was not as direct as surgery, there were more types of diseases, especially mild patients, which he had not been exposed to before.

"Um... I'm No. 4." Another patient came in and introduced himself across the front of the patient: "I was introduced by Dr. Wang from Zhucheng Hospital."

Lu Wenbin motioned for her to wait outside.

When I arrived at the door, there was another figure at the door: "Well, I was introduced by the Third Hospital of Yunhua City, saying that I was looking for Dr. Ling..."

"I'm from the Second Hospital of Wuxin City." Another person stepped forward quickly.

Lu Wenbin then arranged for them to wait outside. Watching several people sitting in a row and announcing their homes, Lu Wenbin suddenly felt like he was at the front desk receiving a flower basket.
Chapter completed!