It is normal for Dr. Guo, as a junior resident, to suspect all kinds of diseases and then rule them out. Anyway, the final decision will be made by the senior doctors and it is not something that an inexperienced resident like him can decide.
Fu Xinheng didn't know much about orthopedics, so he handed the situation over to Chang Jiawei for analysis.
Everyone's eyes were focused on Chang Jiawei.
Ren Chongda whispered in Dr. Guo's ear: "I heard that he is now in charge of the beds managed by your director?"
Since he had found this playboy, Mr. Ren needed to find out in private whether this man was reliable or not. He did not often come into contact with people in the orthopedics department and was not familiar with the situation there.
Doctor Guo nodded and said, "The name will probably be changed in a few days. Our Director Wen is getting old and doesn't take care of the beds anymore, so we want him to take charge. It just so happens that Doctor Chang is going to be promoted to associate chief physician."
The news was true. Ren Chongda touched his jawline.
Yue Wentong stood behind the counselor with a surprised expression when he heard the latest news about Playboy.
Geng Yongzhe was thinking that the playboy's expression had changed again. Just looking at Chang Jiawei's solemn expression, he looked like a different person, just like when he looked at his brother's medical records.
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Chang Jiawei put his hands in the pockets of his white coat and stood in a very proper posture. His face was silent, but his eyes became very focused, as if no one was around, scanning the films like a scanner.
His usual cheerful smile was gone.
The more solemn he was, the more nervous the others became.
Ren Chongda scratched the back of his head and thought: This playboy might as well laugh like he usually does, so that people won’t be scared.
"Yingying suspected what disease your brother had before?" Yue Wentong asked Geng, as he was also uneasy seeing the playboy become serious.
"It is said to be a spinal canal tumor." Geng Yongzhe said.
Spinal canal tumor is the abbreviation of intraspinal tumor. Another name is spinal cord tumor, which is simply a tumor growing on the spinal cord. The corresponding one is spinal tumor, which is mainly a tumor growing on the bone. Therefore, one should belong to orthopedics and the other should be classified as neurosurgery. Spinal canal tumor involves the spinal cord, which contains nerve bundles and belongs to the scope of neurosurgery.
The problem is that tumors never grow in a regular pattern. In a complex area like the human spine, where bones and nerves are closely adjacent, tumors grow like a giant and crush everything without thinking. They eat normal human tissues without mercy and do not distinguish between them. Therefore, the larger tumors commonly seen in clinical practice always invade everywhere and cannot invade a fixed area. When the spinal cord and spine are damaged by tumors across regions, it becomes a big problem as to which department the patient should be treated.
Moreover, spinal cord surgery is not simply about cutting off the lesion, but also needs to take into account the patient's bone and joint problems. The spine is an important force supporting the human body. If the bone and joint problems are not properly handled, the normal physiological function of the spine cannot be maintained when the tumor is removed, and the surgery will definitely fail. The mechanical problems of the human body's bone and joints are the focus of orthopedics.
It is for this reason that many hospitals, like the National Association, directly hand over this business to the orthopedic department. Such orthopedic doctors need to have more knowledge of neurosurgery than ordinary orthopedic doctors, and are not orthopedic doctors in the general definition.
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