Jiuxiang Cum, among the families of Chen Binghui and Lin Guohao, is not only a "delicious snack" that is occasionally eaten in the local area, but also a local industrial product.

Jiuxiangworm breeding is an industry that has already formed a large scale in the local area. As a famous traditional Chinese medicinal material, Jiuxiangworm breeding is relatively large in the local area. It has also driven the local upstream and downstream industrial chains - from raising Jiuxiangworms to purchasing and processing, almost all related industries are found locally.

Since the local area cultivates a large number of Jiuxiang insects, this insect has become a unique "side dish" in the local area. After stir-frying the unprepared Jiuxiang insects with oil and salt, they taste a special fragrance and a unique taste. In addition, the Chinese medicinal material itself is characterized by "specializing in treating diaphragm and abdomen stagnation, spleen and kidney deficiency, and insufficient Yuanyang", this unique side dish is especially popular among middle-aged men.

If it is fabricated, the price of Jiuxiang Bug will rise to 500 or even 1,000 per kilogram. However, it is not fabricated and just scalded with boiling water. The price of "semi-finished products" that can be used for cooking is much lower. In general, the price is probably not much different from beef.

"There is no news from Lao Wu. I suggest you be a little more conservative in diagnosis." After talking to the family, the doctors in the first diagnosis team gathered together for a small meeting. At the meeting, what Sun Lien heard the most was the suggestion that he would be a little more conservative. "This is not the Chinese medicinal materials that are toxic in themselves and need to be used with caution. Is it a bit too hasty to determine that it is caused by Jiuxiangworm?"

Zhou Ce and Bruen had some concerns about the diagnosis of the poisoning caused by Jiuxiangworm. Xu Yourong and Yuan Ping'an stood on Sun Lien's side, "The Chinese medicinal materials that have been fabricated can only be used normally. Without fabrication, who knows what toxic ingredients are there?"

Anyway, neither side could convince the other side, and what everyone said was quite reasonable. After thinking about it for a while, Sun Lien decided to introduce foreign aid.

"Anyway, I don't understand Chinese medicinal materials." In front of his colleagues, Sun Lien was never ashamed to admit his shortcomings - knowing that means knowing, not knowing that, not knowing. It is better to face the status quo honestly than to do something nonsense. "How about this, I would like to ask a doctor from the Chinese medicine department to come and consult?"

Grade A hospitals must have their own Chinese medicine department. This is a mandatory requirement in the setting of Grade A hospitals. Of course, the Fourth Hospital also has its own Chinese medicine department, but... Against the backdrop of the large emergency center, the Fourth Hospital's Chinese medicine department has always been not very strong. Their main job is to cooperate with orthopedics to provide acupuncture and related treatments to patients in the rehabilitation stage, accelerate the rehabilitation process, and relieve pain.

Traditionally, pain during the recovery period should be mainly treated by the rehabilitation department. If the pain is very serious, the pain department will also join the treatment team.

However, as a large emergency center, the Fourth Hospital handles a number of trauma patients every day far exceeds that of ordinary Grade A hospitals. Moreover, orthopedics and other surgical departments are still sending patients in need of surgery to the operating room - the doctors in the anesthesia department live on the verge of overwork almost every day. The outpatient clinic of the pain department is almost unable to be opened, not to mention that it is necessary to cooperate with the rehabilitation department to make pain relief plans? Compared with the postoperative pain relief of orthopedics, the rehabilitation department itself is more willing to deal with patients with cancer pain. On the one hand... patients with cancer pain do have more urgent needs for pain relief, and on the other hand... it is also because cancer pain patients have a simpler treatment plan.

The Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine has seized this opportunity and reached a cooperation agreement with the Department of Rehabilitation and Orthopedics. For patients who have acupuncture and pain relief, at least they don’t have to worry about the addiction to red prescriptions and painkillers. Moreover, the effect is quite significant.

Although each of the doctors in traditional Chinese medicine has a sacrificial pot to save the world and use acupuncture decoctions to get rid of the pain in the world, the reality is that they basically deal with pain patients after orthopedic surgery every day, as well as other patients with acute and chronic muscle injuries sent from sports medicine.

The doctors in traditional Chinese medicine complained that they were almost an auxiliary department for the rehabilitation department. However, in this kind of self-deprecation... I don’t know how many are open-minded and how many are blood and tears.

After receiving Sun Lien's consultation request, the doctors in the Chinese medicine department were stunned for a while before they reacted - this was really a consultation, rather than asking them to get acupuncture to relieve pain. Now, the entire Chinese medicine department was excited. Who doesn't know that the current Comprehensive Diagnostic Center is the most popular department in the Fourth Hospital? And they are specifically responsible for dealing with various difficult and complicated diseases... Does this mean that the Comprehensive Diagnostic Center encountered a very complicated difficult and complicated disease, even so complicated that it was necessary to ask for help from the Chinese medicine department?

"Anyway, there are patients who need us to treat them now." The doctors in the Chinese medicine department are all ready to hold a "clinical skills competition" in the department to decide who will go to the consultation. This tendency was stopped by Director Tang Jiajia of the Chinese medicine department. "What are you doing as a doctor? To show off? Or to be proud in front of colleagues in other departments of the same hospital?"

Director Tang is not old, but he still speaks very well in the Chinese medicine department. After the other doctors finally calmed down, he looked at a attending doctor who was silent on the side and said, "Xiao Xu, go and see what's going on."

Dr. Xu looked up at Director Tang, then pointed at himself, "I'll go?"

"Go." Director Tang repeated again, then turned around and walked out of the office, "Take the things over there - you can't get there to use a syringe as a needle, right?"

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With a little nervous mood, Dr. Xu walked to the Comprehensive Diagnosis Center and then walked into this three-story building.

When Dr. Xu opened the door, Sun Lien was wondering in the office - this consultation form has been sent for half an hour, why hasn't the doctor who came to the Chinese medicine department arrived yet?

After receiving the consultation request from the Comprehensive Diagnostic Center, other departments can basically arrive within 20 minutes. If the hospitalized person who is responsible for the consultation is busy, these departments will send other doctors to give priority to the consultation request from the Comprehensive Diagnostic Center - if you are not in the residence, then let the deputy director be at the meeting, and if the deputy director is not in the presence, then the director be at the Integrated Diagnostic Center. In short, all consultation requirements of the Comprehensive Diagnostic Center are met first.

This is not because there will be any serious consequences for delaying consultation, but there will always be some benefits to actively responding to consultations - maybe Sun Lien will have a paper to publish?

If you don’t actively consult, people won’t say anything. But this feeling is always wrong. But if you don’t actively consult... If you don’t look at monks and Buddha’s faces, if there is really a need for this, at least the directors will open their mouths, right?

As a result... Sun Lien was spoiled by this kind of "active response from various departments" - Dr. Xu was actually quite fast. From the time the consultation was sent to the time he entered the comprehensive diagnosis center, it was only 40 minutes before and after. This speed was really not slow - it took him ten minutes to find an office in the comprehensive diagnosis center!

Sun Lien sat in the office thinking whether he should go to the Chinese medicine department directly. Anyway, he just wanted to ask if Jiuxiangzhu had a precedent for poisoning and how to deal with the poisoning. He asked someone to come here specifically... It seems a bit... disrespectful? Although he has money to get the consultation, his attitude is not very correct.
Chapter completed!