"Director Dai." Director Lin finally saw that something was wrong with her, and his eyes were filled with shock.
Dai Ronghong shuddered to regain her distracted consciousness. When she looked up, she saw not only Director Lin, but also a bunch of colleagues standing at the door, all looking at her face.
"Oh, you're talking about her!" Wei Tianlang was so angry that he turned around and faced the wall with his hands on his hips. Otherwise, he might have cursed regardless of the presence of the patient's family members.
A doctor actually thinks about his own affairs at this critical moment of life and death for his patients. What do you think this person wants to do?
"Do you know what interest relationship she has with that family?" Chang Jiawei stood in front of Tao Zhijie on behalf of the others and asked.
Tao Zhijie shook his head. Only today did he realize that the relationship between Dai Ronghong and this family was probably not a simple friendship. If he had known that this was the case, he would have taken preventive measures in advance.
In clinical practice, doctors are most afraid that people who have a life-and-death stake in the patient will participate in the patient's medical treatment. Doctors are also afraid of being led into a trap by bad people.
"Everything Cao Yong said she said was right from the beginning." Wei Tianlang expressed the sentiments of his colleagues at the scene.
As a neurosurgery expert, Senior Brother Cao is worthy of studying the human brain. Xie Wanying can see how all the teachers' admiration for Senior Brother Cao is soaring.
After probably talking on the phone with the old naughty boy, Cao Yong walked back from outside and listened to his junior brother's preliminary neurosurgery examination report on the patient.
"The patient is in a deep coma and has a GCS score of only five or six. The window period for his stay is very short." Huang Zhilei said in a doctor's technical tone without any emotion towards the family.
Cao Yong listened carefully to his junior brother's report, and his expression showed nothing else. He walked to the door of the doctor's office where his family members were. Everyone saw him arriving and made way for him.
Dai Ronghong, who was standing inside, raised his head when he heard the noise, and when he accidentally looked into Cao Yong's eyes, he felt fear in his heart.
Everyone in the hospital knew that this man's eyes were like swords, the sharpest scalpels that could cut open criminals until they were completely naked.
"Director Dai." Cao Yong said in a calm tone, not intending to talk nonsense to her. "Make it clear to the family and let the patient undergo surgery."
These words were equivalent to instructions and orders. Referring to what others said about who Cao Yong had called just now, Dai Ronghong could feel that this was an ultimatum to her, the last door to atonement.
The question is, what should she tell her family?
As expected, Yaxi's father held on to what she had said before: "It was you who said that my son would be premature when he was born at this time. You said that this was not good for the child, and that it was best to have conservative treatment."
She said that conservative treatment was better, and she was following the wishes of Axi's father. You really can't blame her for this. Axi's father thought that either his son would be born at full term and everyone would be happy. Or if his son died together with his wife, he might be able to find another husband.
Married and given birth to a premature baby, it would be a hindrance for him to marry again.
Everyone surrounded her, each one waiting for her to say those words that could put the patient's life or death.
Li Yaxi suddenly rushed out of the crowd, ignored his father's obstruction, stood in front of Dai Ronghong and said: "Aunt Dai, you are the person I have admired most since I was a child. You can't ignore your conscience and fail to save my mother."
Looking at the little girl in front of her who was full of tears and begging her to save people, Dai Ronghong's face and heart swayed violently.
