Chapter 1082: 【1082】To be the scalpel to cut out the tumor

   Chapter 1082 [1082] To be a scalpel to cut out the tumor

   Speaking of which, he was very grateful to the little girl Xie Wanying for persevering and pulling his grandson.

   Dean Wu nodded and glanced at Cao Yong who was sitting beside Tao Zhijie. He said, "There's no need to worry about what she wrote that is hard to read. How could she want to scold us like Cao Yong did back then?"

  The old urchin said he wanted to curse four years ago. Cao Yong listened with an expressionless face.

   "Speak!" President Wu ordered Tao Zhijie.

  What to do. At this time, how can you be more scruples, Teacher Zhang has passed away, but Teacher Lu is still alive. If Tao Zhijie's heart sank, he took out the stack of paper Xie Wanying had written, and quickly scanned the handwriting on the paper with his sharp eyes.

  Juanxiu's handwriting seems to be a bit scribbled because it was written in a hurry at night, but what is written in it is in good order. Tao Zhijie's lips were tightly closed.

   "Why don't you read?" Dean Wu urged him.

   Section Chief Yang got up in a hurry, and went around behind Tao Zhijie to help Dean Wu and others take a peek. Soon, he could see clearly what Xie Wanying had written through the lens, and a trace of surprise fell in his eyes.

   Cao Yong, who was sitting next to the two of them, caught their momentary expressions sharply. Knowing that her temperament has always been upright when it comes to academic issues, I think what she wrote is like a scalpel, to cut out the tumors in the hearts of the people sitting here. Only after these psychological tumors are removed, can we begin to cure Teacher Lu's tumor radically.

   Don't let her hard work go to waste. Thinking of this, Cao Yong reached out and snatched what she had written from Tao Zhijie's hand, saying, "I'll read it."

   Anyway, everyone here knows that he was going to scold people four years ago, and since he was kicked out once, there is nothing to be afraid of. If she is also driven away, he will go with her.

   When Tao Zhijie came back to his senses, he could only withdraw his hand when he saw that he was about to recite.

   "Listen here. She has listed ten here, which are your ten deadly sins." Cao Yongruo started half-jokingly.

  Other listening people stiffened their backs unconsciously, thinking it was funny, thinking when it was a medical student's turn to talk about their "sin".

   "The first mistake you made was called being overly optimistic. This was not written by her, but my personal summary. The first piece of evidence she listed was that you were overly optimistic." Cao Yong said succinctly.

   (Xie Wanying: Brother Cao, obviously you are the scalpel who wants to cut out the tumor.)

   "Okay, you say." A group of people knew Cao Yong's character and said with a smile.

"After examining the patient in the early stage, the patient's various indicators were not very good, but you rushed to operate the patient first. It can be said that the preoperative planning was not very rigorous. This is the preoperative discussion she took from the medical record. An analysis was made in the records and subsequent surgical records. The result of overoptimism is that the preoperative treatment plan in the early stage was too conservative, resulting in a deviation between the rapid pathological diagnosis and the preoperative prediction during the operation. "

When the doctors heard this, they said anxiously: "Mr. Zhang's preoperative indicators at that time cannot be said to be completely bad. When the tumor was found to be five centimeters in size, it was not too big in the hepatobiliary surgery department. Everyone thought at the time was more optimistic. Dare to be negligent to Mr. Zhang. Mr. Zhang wants to have an operation as soon as possible to find out the situation, and we choose the date of the operation based on the patient's condition and his wishes."

   Another questioned medical students: "Students are ignorant, so they are very keen on this kind of medical discussion. Anyone who has been in clinical practice for a long time knows that some things are very empty to discuss."

   (end of this chapter)