Before arriving at the VIP area, Dr. Yu brought Du Haiwei and others to the door of Du Yeqing's personal office and knocked on the door.
Knock knock.
Someone inside opened the door.
Xie Wanying saw that it was Teacher Shi Lei who opened the door.
"Teacher Du is here, please come in." Shi Lei said, and immediately made way for the expert to come in.
A group of people walked into the office.
Xie Wanying met Teacher Du, whom she hadn't seen for a long time.
Doctor Du has not changed. His frameless glasses show his scholarly aura. His face is calm and his white coat is as sharp as a blade. Hearing the sound at the door, Du Yeqing stood up from behind his desk, walked around the desk, took Du Haiwei's hand, and said, "Teacher Du is willing to take time out of his busy schedule to come here. Director Zhang asked me to convey his gratitude to Teacher Du."
Du Haiwei, whose hand was forcibly pulled by the other party, could only say "hmm" stiffly and asked, "Where is Director Zhang?"
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"Director Zhang is busy, so he asked me to take Teacher Du to see the patient first. I will report any situation to him later." Du Yeqing said.
"The patient's current attending physician is——"
"It's me." Du Yeqing admitted that it was himself.
"In this case, it doesn't matter much whether we contact Director Zhang or not," said Du Haiwei.
It is true that the attending physician has the final say in clinical practice, and it is the attending physician who is responsible, not the leader.
Du Yeqing smiled silently, with a cautious look in his eyes behind his frameless glasses, and did not respond to whether Du Haiwei's statement was correct.
For some special patients, it is really not up to the attending physician to make the final decision, but the leader needs to make the final decision. Du Haiwei's words seemed more like an attempt to get inside information from him.
"Let's go, let's go see the patient first and not waste Teacher Du's precious time." Du Yeqing said.
Dr. Yu took out the white doctor's coat that guests from other hospitals need to wear when visiting and handed it to the guests.
The people from Beidu San put on their white coats one by one and followed Du Yeqing.
On the way, Du Yeqing and Du Haiwei walked side by side, talking as they walked.
"I looked at the medical records sent by your hospital. The patient was staying in a very good hospital abroad. Why did he come back to China for treatment?" Du Haiwei asked.
"This issue has nothing to do with academics; it's a psychological choice made by the patients themselves," said Du Yeqing.
The young doctors who were walking behind listened to Teacher Du's words, and probably even after turning them over in their minds hundreds of times, they still might not understand what the teacher meant.
"I know what he said. What he meant was that this patient might be involved in a family property dispute, and he was afraid that he would be killed if he was treated abroad, so he had to return home to get treatment to put his mind at ease."
Several people turned their heads instantly and looked at the young man who said this.
Du Meng'en adjusted his glasses and said that the version of the story he had just guessed was probably correct.
I almost forgot that Teacher Du’s son came along to join in the fun today.
Doctor Zuo Liang reminded the teacher's son: "We are going to other hospitals today, don't talk nonsense."
Arriving at the patient's ward, Kitado San and his team saw the patient's condition and asked: Is this sure that he is in the VIP ward instead of the ICU?
The ward was equipped with a series of rescue equipment such as a suction machine and a ventilator. The patient was in a semi-recumbent position, breathing oxygen through a mask, with cyanotic lips, and sitting breathing. The electrocardiogram monitor showed a heart rate of 120 beats per minute, systolic blood pressure fluctuating between 130 and 150, diastolic blood pressure fluctuating between 95 and 105, and respiratory rate between 22 and 28 times per minute.
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