She is a gastroenterologist and is not as good as the cardiovascular department, and Jiang Mingzhu cannot recognize the identity of this person and asks her boyfriend: "Who is he?"

It is not necessary for Yu Xuexian to tell her that Shin Youhuan solemnly introduced the surgeon of his hospital to them: "This is Dr. Du Ye Qing, the deputy director of our Department of Heart Surgery. I believe that your National Association has heard of his name. We are brother hospitals and we know each other very well. He just returned to China yesterday and came to attend the patient's discussion meeting today. Our hospital attaches great importance to this patient."

Faced with Shin Youhuan's words, the surgeon from the National Association naturally replied to him: We understand, I won't listen to your bragging.

Du Yeqing's greatest reputation is not as the deputy director of surgery, but as Zhang Huayao's disciple.

Doctors are half-apprentice. Even if they are endorsed by medical schools, everyone knows that the training of students in medical schools is mass production, and the students produced are of uneven levels. What is guaranteed is that this student was brought out by a big boss in the industry.

After understanding the background of this person, Jiang Mingzhu lowered her head and typed quickly for the junior sister Dadada, so that Xie Wanying could feel at ease. There should be no big problem with such a surgeon coming to consult her cousin.

Xie Wanying, who received the news, not only did not breathe a sigh of relief, but instead felt nervous.

If your cousin's surgery is easy, why should Teacher Zhang personally send his next heavyweight to attend?

At the beginning of the preoperative discussion, Shen Youhuan, who presided over the meeting, gave a brief overview of the patient's medical history: "The patient's medical records and the new examination reports he came to our hospital were all in front of everyone. Due to some reasons, the patient had a heart function problem after emergency lung repair at the Provincial People's Hospital. Thrombosis was found in the lungs and other parts, so he was transferred to our hospital for further medical treatment, with the purpose of solving the rehabilitation problems of thrombosis and heart."

The doctors attending the meeting listened to the lectures of the attending doctor, lowered their heads and read the newly obtained patient medical records. One or two whispered to each other privately and colluded with a few academic views.

After Shin Youhuan finished speaking, he waited for others to speak. The discussion meeting was to let people from all sides express their opinions directly and ask questions to discuss in depth.

"What kind of surgery do you do?" Jiang Mingzhu urged her boyfriend to speak.

Yu Xuexian turned around and said to Shin Youhuan opposite him: "Don't you tell me what kind of surgical plan you are going to perform on the patient."

"First of all, this patient is planning to perform interventional surgery in our three internal departments. The preliminary plan is to perform a pulmonary thrombolysis surgery percutaneously." Shin Youhuan introduced to him, "Invite colleagues from our hospital's surgery to participate in the preoperative discussion because there are risks in his interventional surgery. Specifically, his heart is not coronary heart disease in the ordinary sense, but is damaged after a car accident. There are limited things that may be possible for intervention."

"If surgical intervention is needed, why do you do intervention? He was transferred to the hospital and proposed to undergo interventional surgery. Do you think the interventional surgery is not satisfied now?" Yu Xuexian raised another question.

"I suggest that he come here to help him solve the problem of pulmonary embolism." Shin Youhuan clarified the facts, "The Provincial People's Hospital cannot even solve the pulmonary embolism. How can he perform surgical cardiac surgery if he cannot perform another thoracic surgery?"

The patient had a chest opening twice in less than two weeks in a row, and no doctor dared to take this risk unless there was a necessary rescue operation.
Chapter completed!