At the other end of the corridor, a doctor looked towards them as he walked out of his office.
Sensing that someone was looking at him, including someone who seemed to be paying attention to the new "rookie" in his group? Tan Kelin's eyes turned cold and he said, "Let's talk inside." After that, he led the way back to the teaching room.
He walked so fast that others had to jog to keep up with him.
After everyone entered the teaching room, Liu Chengran locked the door and did not let anyone else in.
A row of people stood in the corner of the quiet room.
Tan Kelin stood in front and ordered with one word: "Speak."
It can be seen that Teacher Tan has been listening to the opinions of the new students and has forgotten the other three students who have been following them for a long time.
Luo Yanfen and the other two glanced at Xie Wanying, thinking that this newcomer looked very young, but why did she speak in such a sophisticated and calm tone, as if she didn't have any emotions.
Female medical students are supposed to be more emotional than male students.
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It is definitely wrong to say that Xie Wanying has no feelings. Anyone who knows her knows that she has a very good affection for her patients.
However, it is not possible for a doctor to become an immortal just by showing his emotions when treating a patient. If Xie Wanying could cure the patient's illness instantly by using her power, she would be 100% willing to do so.
It is more common in clinical practice that doctors have to swallow their tears and analyze the patient's condition rationally.
Walking forward, Xie Wanying said, "In addition to the stage, the prognosis of a tumor also depends on the type and grade. In fact, histological typing and grading have become increasingly important in guiding clinical surgical plans. Some patients may seem to have a good stage, but the pathological typing is very poor and the grade is very high, and the prognosis is still very poor. At this time, it is meaningless to do a total resection, because the tumor that was going to metastasize has already metastasized. This is why I said that I am more worried about Bed 7 than Bed 3. The preliminary pathological result of Bed 3 is moderately differentiated carcinoma."
"Didn't the initial pathology results of bed No. 7 also..." Luo Yanfen spoke anxiously again to object to her.
"Did I let you speak?" Tan Kelin glanced at him coldly.
Luo Yanfen closed her mouth, and her lips turned pale.
"Keep talking." Tan Kelin pointed at the person who had just interrupted.
This teacher Tan's temper is probably the same as that of teacher Fu. She hates it most when someone hides something in front of her, Xie Wanying thought.
In fact, clinical teachers are most afraid that someone in their team is hiding something that might affect the patient's treatment progress.
Trying to adjust her thinking, Xie Wanying explained the key points to the teacher: "I am very skeptical about her pathology results. There is a lot of uncertainty in her initial pathology results. Her pathology tissue sections were taken by colonoscopy in other hospitals. Since the tumor now looks neither big nor small, and its shape is very confusing, the sampling of the specimen is too challenging for the doctor doing the colonoscopy. Teacher Tan knows that her pathology sections have been analyzed by two hospitals, and one said it was benign."
After she finished speaking, several doctors in our hospital seemed to be thinking about something.
"It seems like that—" Doctor Sun recalled and discussed with his senior brother Liu Chengran in a low voice.
The teachers did not object. Xie Wanying went on to say, "The teacher may think that the pathology department of the previous hospital is not good enough. However, if one hospital judges it to be benign and the other judges it to be moderately differentiated carcinoma, the error is a bit large. Generally speaking, the possibility of misidentification of specimens is extremely low. We cannot rule out that the sampling may be very problematic, or that the experts in the pathology department find it difficult to determine the diagnosis. After all, the accuracy of sampling with biopsy forceps is relatively low. If snare sampling is used, the accuracy will be better."
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