Returning to '90s, She Became Famous in Major Surgical Fields

Chapter 990 :twists and turns

"It's not me, it's Dr. Song. I went to a meeting with Teacher Tao last time, and maybe I discussed it with Teacher Tao on the way." Xie Wanying said the truth.

   Song Xuelin doesn't care about 20 beds, why did he deliberately discuss 20 beds with Tao Zhijie? When the other seniors heard what she said, they narrowed their eyes at Song Xuelin: Okay, are you planning to win her over in private?

   The old **** Song Xuelin remained silent on the ground, no need to respond.

   The seniors who have the ability will also follow him to do so.

   Well, some have to curse in their hearts.

   After listening to Director Tang's words, the doctors in other groups wondered what happened to the 20 beds and why they hadn't heard the relevant news before.

"After the patient was admitted to the hospital, the initial diagnosis was ascites caused by liver cirrhosis. After the treatment, the patient wanted to be discharged from the hospital, but the treatment effect was average. At this time, it was suddenly suspected that it might be cardiogenic ascites. Some medicines have some effect." Seeing that everyone is interested, Director Tang helped Tao Zhijie's group to introduce this case to everyone.

   "It is equivalent to saying that it is cardiogenic ascites? Do you need to find a cardiothoracic surgery to solve the problem?"

   "What's the result of echocardiography?"

   "At this time, there is new progress." Director Tang continued to tell the progress of this case like a detective story, "After doing an inferior vena cava angiography, it was found to be Budd-Chiari syndrome."

   "Is that liver cancer?"

   "No liver spacers."

   "Is the inferior vena cava tumor?" The other group of doctors suddenly realized.

   "This is rare."

   "If it is an inferior vena cava tumor, if it is malignant, the prognosis is very poor."

   "How big is this tumor?"

   "Intracavity or extracavity?"

   "Extended to the heart?"

   A doctor followed a chatter and asked. It can be seen that for rare cases, the interest of all doctors is very high.

   Seeing the enthusiasm of everyone participating in the discussion, Director Tang felt that this case is very good. The doctors in my department are very interested, not to mention the doctors in other hospitals.

   If this case is not meaningful in a traditional operating room, it is of great significance to perform laparoscopic surgery as the doctor who applied for it said. It may be the first laparoscopic tumor resection in the inferior vena cava in the country, and the operation is broadcast live, and it is no problem to make headlines.

   After recovering, the other doctors discovered the ambitions of Tao Zhijie's group and Director Tang, and were taken aback and expressed their opinions:

   "Director, you must think twice about this surgery."

   "No one has done it, and neither have the doctors in our hospital. The risk is very high."

   "The inferior vena cava connects to the right atrium. Once an accident occurs, the patient will die on the operating table."

   "Therefore, if this operation is to be done, it is necessary to communicate with the doctor in the cardiac surgery department." Director Tang did not consider this point, and turned to discuss with Tao Zhijie.

   "First of all, our department has to discuss it well, and then I can talk to the people from the cardiac surgery department." Tao Zhijie expressed his plan.

   After receiving his words, Director Tang looked at him rightly, and seemed to read out another meaning in his words. After thinking for a moment, Director Tang's eyes quickly swept to Xie Wanying's place, remembering that the last time she came to his office, she talked about taking the medical records to Teacher Lu's house.

Snapped. Director Tang's palm was photographed on the desk as a final decision: "Okay, so decided."

  The other doctors present realized that it was not the problem of demonstrating the operation at the exchange meeting, and did not submit any more objections.