Chapter 4469 【558】Good Doctor

To what extent do the family members of the children trust Dr. Bao?

It turned out that the patient's family had taken him to another large hospital in the city for examination a few months ago. The doctor at the hospital did not say anything was wrong with the child.

A child who has been examined and confirmed to be fine by a large hospital is now being told by a community hospital doctor to be cautious and conduct further examinations on the child. Well, it can definitely be said that this community hospital doctor is a bit bold?

Doctor Bao touched his heart: "My courage is almost to the point of my heart——"

Dr. Jiang raised his hand and patted the young man's shoulder and said: It's okay, it's okay. There is no time when a doctor doesn't overturn. You can't be afraid of overturning and ignore the patient's life. Besides, your family believes in you!

Dr. Xie Wanying recalled her first trip with Teacher Jiang when she was a student.

Obviously, Teacher Jiang was convinced that she might overturn the car at that time, but this was the reason why Teacher Jiang finally decided to let her escort the patient.

Dr. Jiang believes that it is crucial for students to maintain the courage to be trusted by patients and face possible overturns in order to become a more promising doctor in the future.

It must be said that she, Xie Wanying, was lucky enough to be reborn. Every teacher she met was excellent. Dr. Xie Wanying lit up countless beacons to guide her on her way to becoming a clinician again.

Dr. Bao shared his professional considerations with the experts and teachers:

First, the inspection fee of CT and other inspection machines is too expensive, and it is impossible to do it casually, especially in small places.

The fact is that the child has not had a CT scan.

It is difficult to produce accurate results for imaging examinations such as X-rays, so it is inevitable that the accuracy of the examination results will be compromised.

Secondly, large hospitals examine a large number of patients in a day, and often need to get results in a hurry.

If the patient is not seriously ill and has a complicated condition with mild symptoms, there is a possibility that the test results will be missed in a large hospital.

This means that the imaging doctor must conduct focused examinations and report targeted results for the patient based on the patient's symptoms described in the application checklist submitted by the clinician. Otherwise, he will not be able to finish all the examination films in one day.

It is not what laymen think at all. It is impossible for imaging doctors to conduct comprehensive examinations on patients by themselves.

Various factors are superimposed, and deviations in clinical test results are common. For this reason, clinicians often ask patients to return for consultation if they feel unwell or to come back for examination after a period of time.

"The child has no signs of worsening of the condition." Dr. Bao admitted that he was brave here.

If the condition does not worsen, there is no need to return to a large hospital for follow-up. Why did Dr. Bao recommend that the family members check the child with him again?

“The family members can’t let go of this,” Dr. Bao said.

A good doctor not only heals people's bodies, but also heals their hearts. Clinically, treating the heart is often more important.

The other doctors nodded, saying that Dr. Bao was a good doctor.

Dr. Xie Wanying said to Dr. Bao: "I believe in your professional intuition as a doctor."

Dr. Bao's face suddenly turned red: Mr. Xie from the capital is very good at praising others.

Dr. Jiang and the others looked at each other: Juan Wang is really able to get ahead of everyone in everything. If we trace it back to the academic foundation of medicine, Xie Juan Wang’s words are actually right.

It is impossible for Dr. Bao to examine the child by solely considering treating the family’s heart.

Therefore, going back to the key topics to be discussed in the current case mentioned earlier, it can be seen that Dr. Bao judged that the child may need surgical intervention.

Generally speaking, there are two indicators of surgical intervention in acute abdomen: one perforation and one obstruction.

If there is a perforation, the problem is definitely bigger than the obstruction. The condition is more serious and it is impossible to say that it has been clinically delayed for so long before it broke out.

Doctors focused on the obstruction.