"The doctors in the Children's Hospital are experts, not doctors. Patients and their families should listen to the experts. Otherwise, how can they let the doctors treat their children?" Professor Li's words were recognized by the doctors present. Patients' families should not think highly of themselves. If they don't trust the doctors, why would they come to seek medical treatment?
"Teacher Tan also suggested that his child should undergo chemotherapy first. To be honest, I don't quite agree with Teacher Tan's opinion." Xie Wanying expressed a completely opposite idea.
Wow! The doctors in the conference room were shocked by her speech.
Other colleagues in the department all looked at Tan Kelin: Do your students oppose you?
Isn't this normal? Students have the right to have academic debates with teachers with completely opposite opinions.
We should make it clear that academic discussion is academic discussion. Academic things can be questioned by anyone, whether it is colleagues, superiors, subordinates, or interns. It’s just that interns are generally considered to be clinical rookies. When they first enter the clinic, they don’t know much. Most of them only listen to their teachers and can’t refute to the point.
In fact, teachers at the National Association of Chinese Medicine welcome students to put forward constructive and advanced academic concepts. The National Association of Chinese Medicine is not an old-fashioned hospital, but an advanced university hospital that is in line with international standards. In terms of teaching philosophy, it is closer to that of foreign countries, encouraging teachers and students to speak freely. It is beneficial for teachers to absorb some of the vitality and innovative ideas of young people to develop themselves.
Besides, this student made very quality suggestions on the surgical plans for two of his patients on his first day in the department, showing certain ability.
Xie Wanying's academic doubts were academic doubts, and her doubts about the teacher were limited to academic discussions on cases. In other aspects, she respected the teacher very much.
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He found the right measure. In the teacher's mind, he was the smartest student the teacher had ever seen.
She had the ability to raise doubts that made him look at her in a completely different light, so why didn't he refer to any of her opinions that might be helpful to him? Tan Kelin didn't even have to think about it.
Everyone looked over and saw Tan Kelin calmly with his hands in his white coat, and they realized something: in Tan Kelin's heart, he recognized the ability of this student.
Colleagues fell into thought: Tan Kelin is a recognized technical expert in their department and the entire institute, and people recognized by Tan Kelin should not be treated lightly.
"Go on." Deputy Director Liu said to Xie Wanying. His tone was no longer as teasing as it was at the beginning. It was now serious.
Xie Wanying nodded. "There are many patients in the Children's Hospital, and seriously ill children from all over the country go there. The doctors there only see each patient for a few minutes, so they don't have time to think carefully about her case. There are many children with more serious conditions than her, so after a quick glance, they basically determined that she had multiple malignant tumors and gave the patient's family a conventional plan, and then they would talk about chemotherapy. Think about it, from the moment this patient had her first CT scan, all the doctors sentenced her to death, which was very unfair to her. They didn't do a gastroscopy or colonoscopy, and they didn't take specimens for pathology, and they thought she was hopeless."
This is the actual situation in the top three hospitals across the country. The doctors remained silent because they knew she was telling the truth.
"How about doing a pathology test first?" Gao Zhaocheng suggested as he flipped through the medical records.
"We can only send it to the Department of Gastroenterology first, do a gastroscopy and cut a specimen for pathology." Professor Li studied while holding up his reading glasses.
"It's not that we can't do this, but if the tumor is malignant after cutting it out, surgery is the only option in her situation." Deputy Director Liu hit the nail on the head.
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