Xiaoyu nodded slightly and said solemnly, "If necessary, I think we can perform a craniotomy on Tian Jing. This will allow us to gain a deeper understanding of her brain condition, identify the problem, and take targeted measures."
She took a deep breath and continued, "After all... our clinic's examination facilities are relatively incomplete, so we can't conduct a comprehensive and accurate examination of Tian Jing's brain."
Lin Lin nodded slightly to show his agreement.
She knew that although craniotomy was risky, it was an effective diagnostic and treatment method for certain complex diseases.
However, she also understands the importance of communicating with patients and their families to ensure they understand the necessity and risks of surgery.
She said: "That makes sense, but the purpose and reason for the surgery should be explained clearly to the patient to avoid unnecessary misunderstandings."
She frowned slightly, her mind racing as to how to explain this momentous decision to her patient.
"Craniotomy carries significant risks, and patients and their families may have many concerns. We must be fully prepared and inform them in detail of the necessity of the surgery, the possible risks, and the expected results."
Lin Lin's tone is serious and earnest. She hopes to build trust and help patients make informed decisions through transparent and honest communication.
Xiaoyu nodded in agreement. "That's right. We need to make sure they understand that this is for a better diagnosis and treatment of her condition. Only when they truly understand the significance and value of the surgery will they be able to accept it with confidence."
She knows that the cooperation of patients and their families is crucial to the success of treatment, so they must be given sufficient confidence and support.
"We still don't know what's compressing her brain tissue. A craniotomy will allow us to observe the lesions more directly and develop a more accurate treatment plan."
"By the way, what other preoperative examinations are needed? Wait until the patient agrees before starting..." Lin Lin's eyes revealed a hint of caution.
Xiaoyu nodded, indicating that she understood, and left the office and came to Tian Jing's ward.
Xiaoyu walked into the ward and saw Tian Jing and Tang Shi chatting. She smiled and greeted them, then sat down and said gently to Tian Jing, "Tian Jing, we have a suggestion regarding your condition. After careful discussion, we believe that a craniotomy may be the best way to better understand the condition of your brain."
Tian Jing's face turned pale. She widened her eyes and asked in a trembling voice, "Craniotomy? Isn't that very dangerous?"
Xiaoyu quickly held Tian Jing's hand and comforted her, "Surgery does carry certain risks, but we will do our best to ensure your safety. Through surgery, we can observe the lesions in your brain more directly, which will help us develop a more precise treatment plan."
Tang Shi asked nervously, "Will there be any side effects after the operation?"
Xiaoyu patiently explained, "Any surgery carries potential risks and complications, but we are fully prepared and take preventative measures. Recovery after surgery varies from person to person, but we will do our best to take care of your recovery."
Tian Jing and Tang Shi were silent for a moment, obviously worried and uneasy about this decision.
Xiaoyu said softly, "We understand your concerns, which is why we need you to consider this carefully."
"If you have any questions or need more time to think, please let us know. We are always here to provide you with support and information."
Tian Jing and Tang Shi looked at each other, both of their eyes full of hesitation and entanglement.
After all, craniotomy is a very serious decision that involves life safety and future health.
"We need time to think about it." Tian Jing said softly.
Xiaoyu understood their feelings. "Of course, this is a very important decision. You need time to digest and think about it."
"Don't worry, we're always here waiting for your answers. If you have any questions or want to know more about the details of the surgery, you can always contact us."
After leaving some relevant information, Xiaoyu left the ward, giving Tian Jing and Tang Shi some space to be alone.
In the next few days, Tian Jing and Tang Shi consulted a lot of medical information and consulted other doctors.
They are struggling internally; on the one hand, they worry about the risks of surgery, and on the other hand, they long to find a cure.
In the end, after careful consideration, Tian Jing and Tang Shi decided to trust Xiaoyu and Lin Lin's professional judgment and chose to perform a craniotomy.
They hope that through this adventure, they can regain their normal life.
After all the preoperative examinations were completed and all preparations were ready, the day of surgery finally arrived.
Before being pushed into the operating room, Tian Jing was always thinking about the person in her heart---Zheng Shaojie.
But he didn't show up until she was pushed into the operating room, which made her feel very lost.
At this time, Tang Shi was waiting anxiously outside the operating room. She paced back and forth, her heart full of anxiety and uneasiness.
Her best friend was about to undergo surgery. Although the doctor said the success rate of the surgery was very high, she still couldn't help but worry.
Tang Shi knew that Tian Jing had been looking forward to Zheng Shaojie coming to visit her, but he had not shown up yet.
This made Tang Shi even more disappointed in him. She originally just disliked Zheng Shaojie's playboy appearance, but now she couldn't help but begin to doubt whether Zheng Shaojie really cared about Tian Jing.
"Why hasn't he come out yet?" Tang Shi muttered to himself, his eyes fixed on the door of the operating room.
Time passed minute by minute, and I had no idea what was happening in the operating room.
Tang Shi's heart became heavier and heavier. She prayed silently that the operation would go smoothly and that Tian Jing would be safe and sound.
The scene changed and we arrived in the operating room.
Looking at Tian Jing who had fallen into a coma due to anesthesia.
Lin Lin said to Xiaoyu and Nansheng, "The last time I opened the skull and removed the kitchen knife, you two both learned by the side. This time, I've decided to let you two perform the operation."
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