Before others could hear what Xie Wanying said, Luo Yanfen's voice sounded again: "Do you know, do you think you are doubting Teacher Tan's medical ethics and think that Teacher Tan doesn't want to save the patient?"
Why did this person speak like this? He kept criticizing her targetedly. It was obviously just an ordinary discussion of the disease, but it was going to rise to a teacher-student conflict?
Could it be that this person misunderstood what she is new to? I thought she deliberately said the opposite view from the teacher to attract the teacher's attention?
Xie Wanying never thought about it like this, but in clinical practice, there are people who are really thinking about it, and they are very vigilant against newcomers.
Xie Wanying had to calmly refute the other party word by word: "Teacher Tan must have communicated with the patient's family and said such a situation. The patient himself didn't know it. "I never said that Teacher Tan did not consider the patient. On the contrary, Teacher Tan was very considering the patient. The surgeon should have considered the patient's tolerance for the operation first."
"That's right, Teacher Tan wrote the name of the surgery so that it was considered for the patient's mood." Luo Yanfen looked at her with wide eyes, and also criticized her with an old-fashioned attitude.
"Teacher Tan may be busy and has not talked in depth with the patient. I talked with the patient this morning. I felt that this patient may be much stronger than Teacher Tan imagined. He is very young and has advanced gastric cancer in his forties, but he has always been the pillar of the family and has strong willpower. This is very important in surgery. Sometimes it can reverse the results of the doctor's opinion that the patient cannot get off the operating table." Xie Wanying tried to clarify her point of view.
"We know this situation." Luo Yanfen shook the pen in his hand.
"He is anemic now, and Teacher Tan gave him some blood and turned it over."
"That's because he's bleeding from stomach cancer-"
"If it's bleeding, isn't it necessary to have an open surgery?"
Gastric cancer bleeding is definitely not suitable for laparoscopic surgery.
When she was refuted by her words, Luo Yanfen was shocked and felt that she had been in a new condom. She frowned and said, "You don't know how powerful Mr. Tan's laparoscopic surgery is. Teacher Tan can do it regardless of whether there is gastric bleeding or not."
In order to refute her, this person probably even forgot the most basic medical knowledge. Acute heavy bleeding in gastric cancer is a contraindication for laparoscopy. Xie Wanying looked at this person, and she definitely didn't know him before. It seems unlikely that she would treat her as an enemy. She is probably afraid that she would rob the teacher.
Let’s first see how powerful Teacher Tan is so against medical common sense? Xie Wanying’s eyes secretly looked at the teacher’s side.
Tan Kelin, who was facing away from the students, had a thin and cold back on the white coat.
Sun Yubo and Liu Chengran, who were sitting on both sides, had a hint of helplessness on their faces, probably thinking about what the two students were arguing, and the content of the argument was very funny.
Sure enough, how could a teacher who is so powerful could violate medical common sense? Xie Wanying collected information and turned around and said, "You are wrong. If Teacher Tan thought it was gastric bleeding, he would definitely not say that he would have had a laparoscopy. On the contrary, he believed that it was the golden period when there was no gastric bleeding. "
"The patient is anemia-" Luo Yanfen found evidence to support his point of view.
"Yes, the patient is anemia. Teacher Tan believes that it was the previous long-term gastric bleeding that caused the patient to be anemia. This seems to be seen from the past medical records." Xie Wanying directly cut off her words.
"Didn't your words make it more clear that Teacher Tan is right?"
"What you just mentioned is that Teacher Tan has this technique to do laparoscopic surgery when gastric hemorrhage is done."
Chapter completed!