Therefore, it is useless to remove the liver tumor. The tumors in other places have nothing to do with the primary liver tumor and will continue to grow. This disease happens to be mostly in the digestive system. After Teacher Zhang removed the primary liver tumor, he quickly discovered that the duodenum
Tumors appeared in both the liver and pancreas, and once again infiltrated into the liver and gallbladder, causing severe ascites. The anatomical locations of the three were close to each other, so there may not have been any suspicion of going in this direction at first.
"I guess the teachers were in a bad mood at the time. They didn't dare to think that this was the case, which meant that it might not be cured." Xie Wanying said, "It is impossible for the examination equipment to detect all the very small lesions."
In fact, some doctors had already suspected this direction four years ago. After all, the tumor that recurred in the liver was different from its original shape. This was confirmed after the autopsy of the body.
There was a debate over whether the patient had a repeat cancer or a compound cancer. It was similar to the controversy today. They were all arguing about whether the final fatal tumor originated from the liver. However, most doctors preferred compound cancer, including Wu
The dean is included.
"I personally feel that it does not originate from the liver." Xie Wanying put forward a conflicting opinion. Since the evidence was not enough, it was deduced by her own brain, so she did not write it down in the report to Senior Brother Tao, Teacher Lu.
"Teacher Zhang later did an autopsy on his body, but he couldn't fully confirm what you said." Zhu Huicang recalled the past, waved his hand and said, "What you said is the right direction of suspicion. But, even if it is not a simple primary liver cancer,
, it’s useless.”
This was the conclusion after everyone discussed it that year.
Hearing these words, Xie Wanying had to look serious and refuted: "How could it be useless? The reason why Teacher Zhang's condition deteriorated so quickly must be because the original tumor was not found or cut correctly."
Frightened. Song Xuelin, who was standing opposite, was shocked by her words. He thought that she actually dared to say something more cruel than him. Just look, the seniors of the National Association in the room were all dead silent.
Obviously she had opened the wound. At this moment, it seemed that she could see the wound on everyone's heart that had never healed. It was bloody, deep, and penetrated into the bone marrow.
As a doctor, it hurts my heart to be unable to save the mentor who trained me. If I had made a mistake in this area, it would be too painful to talk about it, and I would regret it.
Oops. Zhu Huicang hugged his head, thinking that he would have known better not to argue with her. The result of this fight was that she was more terrifying than his old classmate Cao Yong. The scalpel that was revealed was too sharp, and it would kill everyone.
The man's wound was so pricked that he could see blood.
The livid expressions on each person's face showed that what she just said couldn't be more correct, it was a fact.
It is extremely rare for the patient to have multiple recurrences and metastases two months after the operation. This more indicates that Teacher Zhang’s primary tumor was not located at all.
Including Dean Wu, they were wrong. If they were wrong, they would not dare to admit it at the first time. They were afraid that if they did, it would be equivalent to saying that they really did not have the skills and were incompetent and could not save the teacher.
Like the example cited by Xie Wanying before, some surgeons with secondary liver cancer cannot find the primary tumor at all. For patients like this, there is nothing medically possible.
Medicine can only seek truth from facts. What is possible is what is possible and what is not is impossible. It cannot change based on who the patient is.
"You should write what you just said in the report you wrote." Tan Kelin criticized the student.
