I just heard her summarizing the case.

When Tao Zhijie and He Guangyou heard what she said, they seemed to recall the past scenes about this patient, and their facial expressions showed deep heaviness.

Almost unable to breathe, He Guangyou turned his back, walked to the corner and sat down, looking at the curtain with difficulty. Turning his head to look at Tao Zhijie, he seemed to be lost in somewhere, with drooping eyebrows and blurred eyes. Only the pen in his hand was tapping on the notebook in a regular rhythm like a pendulum.

Xie Wanying took a break after speaking for a while.

"Please continue." Tao Zhijie said.

"I personally think that with the medical technology available at the time, the treatment plan was probably the best that hospitals and doctors could do. The development of medical technology cannot be measured in years. Some technologies may have been studied for a long time, even for decades, without any breakthroughs, and once a breakthrough occurs, it may only happen in a few years. So for patients and doctors, it seems like fate."

"Yingying, are you comforting me?"

When Senior Brother Tao said this, he laughed. The sound of his laughter was like the overflowing West Lake, breaking his previous image.

"No." Xie Wanying denied.

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Tao Zhijie seemed to be a little surprised when he heard her words. He looked at her face carefully for a while to make sure she was not lying, and he was even more surprised. Then, he turned his head away, this time his face was not smiling, and a hint of doubt flashed in his eyes.

He Guangyou came over and asked her, "Do you think the patient's treatment plan is correct?"

"That's right." Xie Wanying said, "I just made it very clear."

"I wonder what Doctor Cao would think if he heard her say this." He Guangyou seemed to be talking to himself.

"Brother Cao, you couldn't accept that the patient eventually passed away in a way that seemed to be similar to euthanasia, right? I read in the medical record that because the patient himself was in the advanced stage of cancer, he expressed this wish and signed his name. The attending physician gave up on resuscitation measures when the patient was dying and did not perform cardiac compressions or intubate the patient," said Xie Wanying.

When asked to speak frankly, she did.

Tao Zhijie raised his eyebrows and gave her a meaningful smile: "Yingying, you are on my side when you say this, do you know?"

His junior fellow student was convinced that she would definitely stand on his side. Therefore, he had been waiting for this moment since he met her in Songyuan four years ago. He knew it.

"I don't think this is what Senior Brother Cao is angry about." Xie Wanying said.

That's not it?

He Guangyou's eyes unconsciously looked at the door. The door was locked, but he felt like someone was standing outside listening. Could it be that he was feeling guilty?

This time, Tao Zhijie paused before speaking, his voice becoming softer: "You go ahead."

"Senior Brother Cao is a pragmatic person. People who have come into contact with him know that he knows very well which diseases can be cured and which diseases can only be cured to a certain extent with the current medical technology. Doctors must give up and cannot add to the pain of the patient because it is meaningless. Therefore, it is impossible for him to oppose this kind of rescue that is only symbolic and has no practical significance when the patient is doomed to die. Since the patient has signed the name himself, there is no problem from the legal procedure. He will not be angry about this."

"Why is he so angry when you say that?" He Guangyou turned around and asked her.