Chapter 1792 【1792】Unknown

This is an operation on a living person, not a pig, a chicken, a duck, and a goose. Even if it is slaughtering beef and mutton, no one can bear to listen to the screams of animals for hours.

Du Haiwei's tone was a little angry: "Didn't you hear her cry of pain, Doctor Zhou?"

One of the original intentions and purposes of anesthesiology is to make patients all over the world pain-free. As an anesthesiologist, I can't bear to listen to patients crying for pain.

It is said clinically that doctors are "insensitive", don't think that only front-line surgeons are like this because they see more patients suffering. In fact, the anesthesiologist will be more numb to the pain of the patient.

Excessive use of anesthetics can lead to anesthesia accidents. Therefore, during the growth process, many anesthesiologists have acquired the ability to listen to patients crying for pain, and are absolutely unwilling to add more medicine. Once an anesthesia accident occurs, the patient will never wake up or other anesthesia sequelae are equal to medical malpractice. In this way, it seems difficult to tell whether Dr. Zhou is doing the best for the patient, and can only deliberately ignore the patient's groans and the dissatisfaction of the surgeon at this stage.

Sure enough, Dr. Zhou seemed indifferent to the chief surgeon's complaints, his face was expressionless and he only cared about what was in front of him. He made it clear: what can you understand as a surgeon?

"Look." Du Mengen immediately winked at Zhang Shuping beside him.

Have you seen? This is the result of not sending red envelopes.

Yeah? Zhang Shuping said in shock.

How could the doctor be really good for the patient this week. Du Mengen explained the problems to Zhang.

His father is an old professor of surgery after all, and he has done countless surgeries. His father has worked with many anesthesiologists about the condition of the patient before the operation and what kind of anesthesia can be used. He is very familiar with these and has experience. Surgeons have not studied anesthesiology systematically, so they cannot be said to be anesthesiologists, but it is impossible to understand anesthesiology at all. You know, before the surgeon decides to perform this operation on the patient, before the patient's medical records are sent to the anesthesia for approval, he has to go through the medical records to see if the anesthesia can do it.

It's okay to deceive others if you want to, especially those in the circle, especially his father, an old professor of surgery, who clearly deceives and oppresses others.

Besides, today is epidural anesthesia, not general anesthesia, the risk is much lower. Dr. Zhou is not a young doctor, but a senior doctor with excellent technical ability. He can't even do an ordinary epidural anesthesia to make the patient groan during the operation.

Are you saying there are no other reasons?

As student Du said, does it have something to do with the red envelope? Zhang Shuping was even more surprised. Isn't Dr. Zhou afraid of being sued by his patients?

People are really not afraid.

What are you being sued for? Surgical records will definitely not write this thing. No surgeon dares to really offend the anesthesiologist, unless he doesn't want to do surgery in the future. Moreover, highly educated and intelligent people know better how to identify the risk level of doing things.

For example, if you do this to a young person, who is young and full of vigor, everyone will be afraid of being sued to death by the young person or being hacked by the young person with a knife. Do this to an elderly male patient, who is also a man with a temper, and spit directly on your anesthetized face, do you dare to anesthetize it? So bullying can only bully these elderly female patients.

A large part of the elderly women in China belong to the people who suffer at home and swallow their anger when encountering things. They happen to account for a large proportion of patients undergoing gynecological tumor surgery. It is not surprising that this happened in today's operating room. What happens in the operating room can only be seen by the people in the operating room. As long as no colleagues in the operating room disclose it, no one outside will know.