Watching his seemingly inexplicable series of actions, Feng Yicong raised questions: It's not the teacher who is lecturing, it's just classmate Xie who is lecturing. Are you ready to take notes?
Apart from being known as the gentle boy in the class, Mr. Pan seems to be a bit strange. I saw that he did not take notes after opening the notebook. Instead, he scribbled on the blank page and used a ballpoint pen to draw pictures against the patient's CT report.
It’s a draft.
If you continue to draw hastily, in a few strokes, the full picture of the anatomy will begin to appear.
Feng Yicong remembered the words of his classmates, saying that Pan's painting skills were as good as his own, and the things he painted were beautiful. He looked like an art student and had painted portraits of every classmate in the class in private.
Sketching can help doctors summarize the key points of their ideas. For surgeons, sketching occasionally is much more effective than thinking about a bunch of things without any structure.
It's just that no matter how good this person is in drawing, there is still a gap between him and the female top student in the class. Feng Yicong and other students, including Pan Shihua himself, are very clear about this.
Classmate Xie Wanying is not good at drawing, but she is good at thinking. She has said that she cannot draw people at all.
The surgeon can draw a lot, but it is extremely difficult to form her unique three-dimensional flowing thinking.
"Tell me, tell me." Director Yang urged her.
"CT can show the activity of the patient's intestines and other abdominal organs. We can compare several CT films of the patient to infer the general pattern of activity of the various organs in the patient's abdominal cavity," said Xie Wanying.
Okay, they guessed it. As soon as she said this, everyone's brains were about to turn into twists and turns. Just a few CT pictures. Look left and right, and they said the intestines were moving left and right. This is the intestines.
There are already physiological activities of intestinal peristalsis. Not to mention, according to her, this is to further speculate and calculate the location where the activities of these organs affect inflammation and pus formation. Only this result is correct, and the location of the drainage tube should be placed
The precise location is reached. If we can perform precise pus extraction, this difficulty will be easily solved.
Pan Shihua just started swishing, swishing, swishing, as if he were writing like a god, and the pen tip clanged on the paper and stuck for a long time.
Except for her, it seemed that no one could think of it. Director Yang's eyes widened with a smile, and the expressions of everyone present confirmed this, so he said to other doctors: "Next step, if this patient wants to readjust the position of the drainage tube, let Xie
The doctor is here to help."
"I know." Dr. Jiang couldn't be happier.
"Dr. Yu, what do you think? What was her answer?" Director Yang asked Yu Xuexian again, the head teacher.
If she could do what she said, the patient could be transferred to a surgical department first, and a two-pronged approach would be faster. It meant that what she could think of was beyond his expectation. Otherwise, he would have sent the patient to a surgical department in the first place.
A doctor would never delay a patient's condition in order to compete for business. On the contrary, he had just argued with Dr. Jiang. Both of them just wanted the patient to get better quickly.
Yu Xuexian nodded: "You can transfer to surgery to drain the pus first."
Senior Brother Yu agreed with her strategy. The lesson Xie Wanying learned from this is that to convince colleagues, she must come up with concrete and feasible measures. No one can be convinced by general talk. Especially for physicians, surgeons cannot do manual work.
Children are basically ineffective in their eyes. As for other treatment methods, to put it bluntly, internal medicine is better at this than you. Therefore, Teacher Gangjiang said a lot but could not make senior brother Yu give in.
