As long as this point is understood, it can be said that the patient has found the right doctor.
However, medicine requires great rigor. With this tendency to doubt, how could Cao Yong, the chief physician, prove that his guess was correct before the angiography was done, instead of forcing the patient to undergo radiation-intake examinations and surgeries for no reason?
Here we have to talk about another verification thinking method commonly used by clinical doctors, which is called drug counter-evidence. For diseases that have not been found or cannot be found for the time being, as long as the doctor uses the right medicine and the patient has an effect, it can prove that the doctor's inference of the cause of the disease is very likely to be correct.
Zhai Yunsheng tapped his fingertips on the oral medication prescription written by his nephew.
At first, when he and other doctors saw his nephew being prescribed this cardiovascular drug, they thought it was because the patient was old and had hardened blood vessels and high blood pressure. Now, it seems that this diuretic drug hydrochlorothiazide, which has a slight antihypertensive effect, is highly safe and can be used to verify whether the inferior aneurysm exists and affects the patient's central retinal artery.
After all, the patient's blood pressure is not very high.
His nephew was called a genius since he was a medical student. He was not like ordinary geniuses, but a very down-to-earth genius. He almost entered the cardiothoracic surgery department, but later became a top neurosurgeon. Thinking of this, Zhai Yunsheng couldn't help but have some pride in his eyes.
The diagnosis of aneurysm is reasonable and the discussion of the problem needs to focus on other aspects.
"I remember that your hospital doesn't seem to perform many neurointerventional surgeries." Zhai Yunsheng raised another practical problem that patients should avoid facing.
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Deputy Director Lu frowned and looked at Zhai Yunsheng with dissatisfaction: I knew this guy was here to cause trouble, specifically to cause trouble.
Many people from other hospitals laughed at Guoxie's interventional surgery. As a top-ranked comprehensive tertiary hospital, there were only two or three interventional operating rooms in the entire hospital, so it was conceivable that the volume of business was extremely small.
There is no way. No matter how the people below react or give feedback, Director Wu is never very interested in interventional surgery.
Every doctor has his or her own academic views, and Dr. Wu is no exception.
Interventional surgery is hailed as a new technological breakthrough in the new century and is listed as the third clinical department on par with internal medicine and surgery.
Director Wu has always scoffed at this statement, believing that the actual clinical effect of interventional surgery is far from the goal of being on par with surgery.
Cardiovascular interventional surgery has made great breakthroughs and progress. However, the application of interventional technology to other departments is very common. For example, the application of interventional technology in the field of gastroenterology is not later or lagging behind that of cardiovascular medicine. Now the more advanced technology in gastroenterology is concentrated in endoscopic surgery. Clinicians and patients also prefer endoscopic surgery rather than interventional surgery.
The diameter of the digestive system's pipes is large enough to accommodate various endoscopic examinations and surgical operations. Why is there a need for semi-blind interventional surgery?
Interventional surgery is applied to other specialties, such as neurosurgery today. Interventional surgery was once regarded as a new technology and was believed to replace neurosurgery. In fact, this is extremely wrong.
The diseases that neurosurgery usually deals with are major hemorrhages or tumors or implants. None of these can be treated with interventional surgery.
It is said that interventional surgery can solve vascular embolism and aneurysm. The problem is that head CT is not a routine physical examination item. Interventional surgery is even less likely to become a routine physical examination item.
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