Chapter 231: The Insidious Ocean Hospital
After repeatedly comparing the patient's brain CT scan results, Li Quan still found nothing.
This is the examination data from Ocean Hospital.
Yuanyang Hospital is a rival hospital, so even if this information is true, Li Quan doesn't dare to believe it completely.
He kept his teacher's instructions in mind and requested on the spot that the patient undergo a clearer brain MRI examination. He also denied the results of other examinations and had several necessary examinations redone.
The second patient's family was more difficult and initially unwilling to undergo a re-examination.
They also said that they would only be willing to do these tests if Huier Hospital guaranteed that the patient could be cured.
Although these tests cost a lot of money, it is nothing compared to the high cost of treatment. Compared with the patient's life, it is even more insignificant.
All I can say is that the family members have too narrow a vision and are only concerned with these petty gains.
Vice President Min was not polite and told the family directly that if they did not agree to be examined in this hospital, he would recommend transferring the patient back to Ocean Hospital or a higher-level hospital for treatment.
I was worried that these two patients were difficult to treat.
The family members' refusal to cooperate with the treatment gave him the best excuse.
This is a good opportunity to kick this high-risk patient away.
Seeing that Huier Hospital had a firm and tough attitude, the family members finally had to accept it.
Due to the tight time and large number of onlookers, Vice President Min personally directed the operation and arranged for the patient to be examined first.
Not long after, the test results came out.
Li Quan took a look at the brain imaging film from our hospital and immediately made a subtle discovery.
Then compare it with the examination imaging results from Yuanyang Hospital.
A chill ran down his back.
Of course, they would not discuss the patient's condition in front of the family members. They returned to the emergency room No. 2.
"Directors, please take a look. This is the examination done by our hospital on the patient with cerebral hemorrhage. Although Yuanyang Hospital only did a brain CT scan, the clarity may not be as good as an MRI, but it can still be seen that there is a clear difference between the two examination results."
Li Quan believes that the directors present are all smart people.
Just click and everyone will understand.
"These two images don't show the same person at all. Yuanyang Hospital is so damn despicable." Director Yin had the most straightforward temper. After comparing them, he started cursing on the spot.
"The Ocean Hospital deliberately tampered with the test results, replacing the prince with a cat, which just shows that they are beginning to feel guilty. They want us to fall."
Professor Tang is the oldest and has the most insightful views.
"The more it is like this, the more we have to fight for our dignity. Have you noticed that there are professional reporters with ill intentions outside who have been taking pictures secretly?" There was a hint of murderous intent in Vice President Min's tone.
Every doctor present was outraged by the rival hospital's covert efforts to trip them up.
Vice President Min was even more strongly dissatisfied.
"Li Quan, I see that you have been very confident. Have you made any discoveries? In other words, are you sure about the treatment?" Vice President Min felt the strength of the foreign enemy at this moment and began to rely on Li Quan, a capable general.
So many directors consulted together, but to no avail.
As soon as Li Quan made a move, he immediately made a major discovery, which also gave Vice President Min a glimmer of confidence.
It gave him hope.
"I feel that there seems to be something abnormal about the lower edge of this patient's falx cerebri." After reading the examination results of our hospital, Li Quan had actually made a preliminarily diagnosis of the patient's specific lesion location.
But everyone present was a director, so we had to give them some face.
It would be better to pretend to be stupid appropriately.
"Is there any abnormality at the lower edge of the falx cerebri? Let me take another look." Director Chen couldn't wait to grab the imaging results.
"Old Yin, there is indeed something wrong here. Look at this cingulate band in the cerebral hemisphere."
Director Yin took a closer look, and after a few seconds, an expression of extreme surprise appeared on his face .
"Oh, I see, I see. The patient has a subfalcine herniation, but the lesion is not very obvious yet, and the bleeding site is not there, so it is difficult to detect."
He and Director Chen are both experts in the field of brain science. If they cannot quickly diagnose the patient's disease after Li Quan reminds them of the lesion, then their work will be in vain.
Judging from the performance of the two directors of the Department of Neurology, although their level does not reach the level of the second-level directors, they are firmly ranked among the top third-level directors.
This time, the Weil Hospital hyped up the event, attracting patients with cerebral hemorrhage to seek treatment.
It also made Li Quan realize that if the two directors of the Department of Neurology were too incompetent and could not be helped, then they must lower the temperature appropriately and not allow Huier Hospital to continue to hype it up.
A surge in business volume is certainly a good thing.
But if the ability cannot keep up, it will be a disaster.
It will be a disaster for both the hospital and the patients.
Now that the two directors of neurology departments are performing above the standard and are not hopeless, Li Quan feels relieved.
"Dear directors, Dean Min, this patient's pulse is very poor and his body is very weak. Surgery to correct the lesion is very risky. I wonder if it can be corrected with minimally invasive surgery?"
Li Quan's acupuncture skills have reached the master level. In fact, he has a certain degree of confidence in correcting the diseased parts of the patients without surgery.
Of course, he never tried.
It's only possible in theory.
And it must be very difficult.
In addition, the patient was only half alive, so Li Quan was even more afraid to give him acupuncture because the risk was too great.
If the patient cannot be saved after two injections, who will bear the responsibility?
No one can carry it.
In comparison, minimally invasive surgery is more reliable and more convenient for communication with family members.
The effect of external publicity will also be better.
"Director Yin, you are an expert in brain surgery. How confident are you?" Vice President Min looked at Director Yin.
Unconsciously, Li Quan's position in this consultation became extremely important.
Vice President Min attached great importance to his opinions.
"Doctor Li, I'm not afraid of you laughing at me. Although I can judge the patient's current condition through a series of vital data, I really have no idea how to assess the patient's ability to withstand surgery. Traditional Chinese medicine should be strong in this area, and I would like to hear your opinion first."
Director Yin did not seek help from Professor Tang, the first-level director of internal medicine, but only wanted to listen to Li Quan's opinion.
This also shows the importance and trust in Li Quan.
In addition, Chinese medicine’s grasp of a patient’s vital status and physical endurance is indeed more than ten times better than Western medicine.
Western medicine can only use a large number of advanced instruments to detect patients' blood pressure, heart rate, respiration, electrocardiogram, etc. After all, the data is static and needs to be judged by people.
But the patient's body is alive and constantly changing.
Before the operation, the patient may still be alive and all indicators are normal. But once you cut the patient, all vital signs drop sharply.
At that time, rescue is basically the only option left.
And most of the time the patient will die despite failed rescue efforts.
