"Uchurachal disease is a rare disease in adults, but it exists clinically. It is reported that it is more common in men. I remember that I had a female patient many years ago, who was also in her thirties." Professor Li recalled, "So I When I got this report card, I was a little shocked."
"You go out first." Shen Jinghui decisively asked the nurse to go out first.
"Director Shen, can't I know?" Hearing the doctor's tone of not letting them know anything, the nurse became anxious.
"We, the doctors, will discuss it first and then we will talk." Deputy Director Liu reassured the other party, "We, the doctors, have to discuss it ourselves and come up with a definite result first, so that it is more appropriate for us to tell you."
The nurse looked at Xie Wanying.
"Doctor Xie will give you the answer after consulting with other doctors." Gao Zhaocheng blocked the gun for his junior sister.
"Yes, she is my student. Whether she wants to say anything to the patient or not, she needs my approval as a teacher." Tan Kelin turned away with his cold face and expressed the same attitude.
In desperation, the nurse had to go out first.
Feeling uneasy, Gao Zhaocheng called Yue Wentong behind him to lock the conference room door to prevent anyone from suddenly breaking in and listening.
Immediately after, all the doctors were waiting for Professor Li to speak, because this kind of patient is really rare in clinical practice, and seniors are needed to impart special clinical experience.
"The patient I met came in with blood in his urine, painless urine, and vague signs of a mass when he came in. The CT scan found that the mass was about 2 to 3 centimeters. He seemed to have no symptoms before. If there was a colonoscopy at that time, I guess Nothing can be found with a single scan. B-ultrasound is more common in gynecological appendices, and B-ultrasound is used to check it. Unless your clinician confirms that this part is the B-ultrasound, you won’t be able to find it even if you don’t scan this location. No. People want to go to the bladder because there will be no hematuria at the beginning. This disease can only be detected more accurately with a full CT scan," Professor Li said.
"How is that patient doing now?"
"The result of the operation was a malignant tumor. After the resection, I lived for three to four years. Because this disease is rare and highly malignant. Generally, I live less than one or two years after the operation. It is discovered too late. When the patient comes to the hospital with symptoms, the tumor If it's too big and has invaded the peritoneum and bladder everywhere, can you still live for a long time? And it can easily cause a lot of ascites and die faster." Professor Li was frightened after saying this, and patted the examination report sheet, "However, Now we can’t say it’s definitely cancer, because she said she felt pain, but early-stage cancers don’t feel it. She needs to have surgery, and we’ll see the pathological results after the surgery.”
"So the nurse was very nervous when she got the report. Maybe the doctor in the CT room said something to her." The doctors rushed to assess the situation. "She should ask the old professor quickly."
In the end, why did they insist on finding an intern? I didn’t forget to look at the intern before leaving.
"You can't blame others. If she showed me such hidden symptoms, I would probably miss the diagnosis." Professor Li admitted frankly while holding on to his reading glasses, then asked about Xie Wanying, "Doctor Xie, tell me about it. , how did you see the problem?"
The old professor asked this question, and all the other doctors' eyes were fixed on Xie Wanying's face.
"To be more precise, she said she had stomach pain, but there was no obvious tenderness reflex pain when palpated. The doctor previously palpated her and did not feel any pain, which is normal. She is obese and has thick subcutaneous fat in her abdomen."