"Your tumor is growing too fast. Although her belly is not as big as other patients', hers is not late, unlike others. This is highly malignant. It's better to do chemotherapy first."
"I have to do chemotherapy and I have to have surgery. I checked and it said that this kind of disease must be completely removed surgically, otherwise it will be useless."
"It's very difficult to remove the tumor completely. It's multiple tumors. The doctors at the Children's Hospital should have given you the same advice. Try chemotherapy first and see if you can have surgery later. There's no point in being impatient."
When Yazhi's father said this, he realized that begging was useless, and kneeling was probably useless. The male doctor in front of him was like a block of ice, unshakable. He only talked to him about medical issues and not human feelings.
What kind of feelings can we have for patients like this? It is useless to talk about pity. Medicine at this stage is not capable of saving them. We can only follow the diagnosis and treatment procedures step by step.
Teacher Tan's heart was as cold as a mirror. Xie Wanying knew that for patients like this, the family members could not be given too much expectation, otherwise the family members would be devastated once the patient died.
However, Yazhi's father's gaze suddenly turned to her face. He looked at the intern tag hanging on her chest with hazy eyes, as if he was grabbing at a life-saving straw in a dream: it doesn't matter who it is, even if it is an intern, as long as he can help him and his daughter.
Xie Wanying was stunned by the patient's gaze, and suddenly an idea came to her mind. She turned to discuss with the teacher: "Teacher Tan, why don't we take the medical records first, go back to the department to discuss and then give them a reply."
Delay the time and give the patient's family a psychological buffer.
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"Yes, doctor, please take a look at the medical records first!" Yuanyuan's father immediately caught her saying this.
Whatever his student was thinking would not escape his eyes. Tan Kelin hooked his lip and thought, the previous education was useless, why not try this ready-made one?
Everyone else was waiting for him to speak, and until then, Yazhi's father swallowed hard.
"Yazhi, thank the doctor first!" Yazhi's father taught his daughter to act first and report later.
Tan Kelin immediately said: "No need."
He is a doctor and his job is to treat patients. He doesn't need to say thank you all the time.
"Doctor Tan--" At that moment, Yazhi's father was about to cry.
"Thank you, uncle." Yazhi suddenly understood what his father taught him, and his little mouth opened.
The little girl in front of him was quite clever. Tan Kelin's eyes flashed and he said to the patient's family, "Leave your daughter's medical records here for now. We will take them back to our department for discussion, but the result may not be what you think."
Seeing that the doctor had given in, Yazhi's father picked up his daughter and thanked her repeatedly.
Xie Wanying took a pen and wrote down the contact information of the father and daughter.
Finally I saw the last patient.
Grabbing the stethoscope on the table and putting it in his pocket, Tan Kelin glanced at the student who was writing the medical record carefully and said, "There will be a departmental discussion on Friday afternoon, starting at five o'clock. This is the patient you want to admit. You can prepare in advance and express your views at the meeting."
The teacher actually gave her such a rare opportunity. Xie Wanying nodded happily: "Yes, teacher."
She really said "yes", and it was obvious that the weekend lecture did not scare her from stopping contact with high-risk patients. Tan Kelin frowned, and his misty black eyes looked like it was about to rain. He sighed coldly and said seriously: "When you express your opinions at the meeting, remember that you are a doctor, and personal feelings cannot be mixed in academic discussions."
"I understand, teacher." Xie Wanying kept the teacher's words in mind.
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