Medicine has always made progress amid debate; the difficult part is whether patients can survive these medical debates and see the day of success.
This is a secret within the industry. If people outside the industry know about it, it is usually because the doctors take the initiative to tell the truth. Doctors who take the initiative to tell the truth will bear huge personal professional risks.
It is not yet a regulation, but it is just cutting-edge research. If a doctor takes the risk of using it for a patient, will the patient's family regret it and sue the doctor afterwards? Human nature is unpredictable, and no one can say for sure whether the family will do so.
The end result is that the patient suffers.
Which kind of patients are the most miserable? For example, Lin Jiayin was lucky enough to make her own decision before the operation, whether to take risks or not. Vegetative patients are very miserable, they can't make their own decisions when they are asleep.
It was said that Mr. Zhong liked to stir up trouble before, but some of his words were really not alarmist. Once a patient is unable to make his own decisions, all his life decisions, including life and death, are really handed over to others. Isn't that terrifying?
Dr. Charlie mentioned that doctors there might first do a mouth test with the patient's family to see if they want to do this test. The direct result of this test might be to give up letting the patient go home or to perform surgery.
You can imagine how conflicted the family members of the patient are. Whether or not to do this test may be equivalent to whether or not to sentence the patient to death.
On the other hand, the greater possibility is that the family members will argue among themselves first.
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Mrs. Zeng is not very old and her child is just two years old.
Her family must be thinking that if the results are not good, it will ruin the patient's hope of recovery. Do you think the wife's husband will divorce her?
After talking to Dr. Charlie on the phone, it is now certain that the patient is in a bad condition, as non-surgical stimulation methods such as acupuncture are no longer effective for the patient.
The only way is to have surgery, which is risky. In addition, the family members may have all kinds of strange concerns. If they are not sure that surgery is necessary, the family members will not allow the doctor to operate on the patient. No wonder the patient's good sister is so worried and said that the family members may give up on the patient at any time.
Xie Wanying was touched by the patient's friend and wanted to go see the patient and learn about his condition in person. The problem was that this was an email sent to her by the patient's friend, not the patient's family. If the other hospital did not send her a formal consultation invitation, she would not have been able to intervene in this case.
What to do next.
Dr. Charlie called her again, asking her in a long-winded way: "Have you seen my email?" He really wanted to know what the problem was.
She didn't need to answer the question, as the phone in her hand was snatched away by Senior Brother Cao.
Cao Yong said to the other party bluntly: "Don't try to get the answer too soon!"
(Don’t expect an answer too soon!)
Foreigners should not think that everyone likes to go abroad.
Dr. Charlie kept saying yes, yes, to indicate that he understood and they shouldn't give up hope in a hurry. He then told them one more thing: I seemed to have met her classmate.
Some of her high school classmates are studying at Zhongshan Medical College, and some of them may have already interned or worked in neurosurgery. She needs to ask Zhao Wenzong for details.
What is puzzling is how Dr. Charlie knew that the other person was her classmate.
The only reason could be that her high school classmates were paying attention to the previous surgery and the news, so they took the initiative to ask Dr. Charlie.
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