As he said, some of the doctor's guesses about the cause of the patient's illness need to be further examined before writing. It's the same as the doctor below. How can I explain things to the people below if I don't have complete certainty?
Zhai Yunsheng had sensed his nephew's thoughts, and at the same time, he had not forgotten that there was someone who had sensed his nephew's brain faster. His eyes couldn't help but scan the crack in the door and his nephew's face back and forth: these two people had some kind of understanding, maybe they had secretly communicated before.
The patient's medical records were discussed. If this is true, doesn't it mean that the two people are secretly dating? Otherwise, why does it seem that no one under Cao Yong knows what Cao Yong is thinking, but she can know.
Finally noticing something strange in his uncle's eyes, Cao Yong raised his head and frowned: "Uncle, you are thinking too much."
The junior sister can guess it without him explicitly saying it. She should have been to the patient ward and seen the patient's condition and can easily guess it.
Uncle, please don’t think of her as someone else, okay? It’s clearly written in Cao Yong’s eyes.
Academic issues need to be discussed back to academics.
After receiving this look from his nephew, Zhai Yunsheng seemed to understand something but didn't quite understand: Is this love only about academics?
Others in the room could see the uncle and nephew communicating something like radio waves using only their eyes.
For masters to compete with each other, just eye contact may be enough. At this moment, others may be confused.
Deputy Director Lu hurriedly knocked down the table: "Discuss the issue and say something if you have anything to say."
Hearing this person's extremely misunderstood words, Zhai Yunsheng and Cao Yong turned back their eyes respectively: Yes... they were speechless.
Gu HaoThe topic returns to the academic focus.
Because the early symptoms of intracranial aneurysms are not obvious, it is difficult to detect them with ordinary CT scans without rupture and bleeding. If CT angiography is performed, as Cao Yong said, there may be false positives or false negatives.
As a result, CT, which has diagnostic significance for many brain diseases, is ineffective for this disease.
The gold standard for diagnosing this disease is cerebral angiography. Cerebral angiography is an interventional surgery, not a CT machine examination. It uses the same x-ray system as cardiovascular interventional surgery, a digital subtraction angiography machine DSA.
DSA involves surgery and is not an ordinary examination. Not just any disease can undergo this kind of examination with relatively high risks. Because of this, it is more difficult to detect aneurysms early.
How did Cao Yong suspect that this patient had an aneurysm?
Recalling the words she said when explaining the condition to the patient that day, they sounded whimsical, but they opened up another way of thinking for Cao Yong. It was like the feeling when he first saw her in Songyuan, she was like a key with light.
It opened another door to his brain.
The emboli can move, which is a characteristic of Dr. Hu's condition. It can be explained that the emboli are still small and have not completely blocked the blood vessels, leaving room for the doctor to operate. On this basis, Xie Wanying proposed to use the circulation fluctuation of branch blood vessels to release the emboli.
Moving and shedding is a step further than his original idea of improving microcirculation. Her concept is so advanced that a group of neurosurgeons exclaimed that it was incredible and difficult to start.
This is the reason why Song Xuelin almost finished frowning that day.
Young doctors do not have as much experience as "old" doctors. The experience of "old" doctors is reflected in their ability to quickly associate similar clinical medical records as reference for diagnosis. In the field of surgery, the experience of a surgeon does not only refer to the patient records seen in the clinic.
More surgery and more surgical experience are also the advantages of "old" surgeons.
