My Medical Skills Give Me Experience Points Chapter 1099: 433: Retribution for Good and Evil, A Lifetime

Capítulo 1099: Chapter 433: Retribution for Good and Evil, A Lifeti of Darkness (2)

Also, distributing small advertisents in the hospital, hiring two family mbers who needed money.

When paying wages, it was done in cash, leaving no transfer records.

Unfortunately, he underestimated the detectives’ skills.

He didn’t even need the police to step in; Zhou Can just spent a little money and easily uncovered the whole thing.

The evidence is already irrefutable; only Dr. Lu is still in the dark.

Fortunately, this is only a minor case and didn’t alarm the criminal police. Otherwise, no matter how stealthy his actions, traces would lead to his downfall.

“It’s fine, go to the ward first! I’ve conveyed the ssage anyway.”

After finishing speaking, Zhou Can didn’t bother with him further and headed straight into the operating room.

The fear of the unknown is the most terrifying.

He intentionally put Dr. Lu in an extre state of panic.

Qiao Yu was already draping, preparing surgical instrunts, and checking the equipnt in the operating room.

“Hey, good morning!”

Qiao Yu bead a happy smile upon seeing him arrive.

“Morning!”

Zhou Can felt quite guilty toward her. In this rumor scandal, n weren’t the biggest victims.

The two unmarried won inside were the real victors.

Qiao Yu had long adjusted to it.

If Zhou Can couldn’t give her a satisfactory explanation for this matter, it would truly be an injustice to her silent contribution.

Not long after, Ma Xiaolan also ca to work.

“Dr. Zhou, Dr. Xu wants you to go to the office.”

“Okay, I’ll go right away.”

Zhou Can felt a slight sinking in his heart, indicating the patient’s condition might be worse than expected. Otherwise, Dr. Xu wouldn’t have called him out of the operating room.

Safety is the priority at any ti.

If a patient dies post-surgery, or becos disabled, the hospital might easily face lawsuits.

The involved doctor would undoubtedly suffer misfortune along with it.

Many patients co to hospitals for treatnt as if guarding against thieves. In truth, doctors and nurses hope most for patients to leave the hospital safely and healthily; no doctor would wish for the patient’s condition to worsen or turn a single illness into nurous complications. It offers no benefit to the doctor.

Conversely, it’s hard to say for those ‘filial sons and grandsons.’

Outside the ward, in the corridor, the patient in bed 17 was still lying down, having stopped infusion.

The nurse was conducting basic checks on him.

Zhou Can entered the office to find Dr. Xu with a stern face, while Dr. Lu lowered his head. It seed Dr. Xu had already reprimanded him harshly.

Upon seeing Zhou Can enter, Dr. Lu glared at him with extre resentnt.

“Xiao Zhou, I’ve already seen that patient earlier; the situation is worse than imagined. Do you have any diagnostic suggestions?” Dr. Xu furrowed his brows tightly.

To him, the most fearso thing is a surgery mishap.

His status is too sensitive.

It’s like prisoners in jail, recently sentenced and undergoing reform. At this ti, common inmates strive to behave well, hoping for a sentence reduction for early release. No one wishes for more trouble, thereby increasing punishnt.

“There should only be two possibilities. Either post-surgical edema, or poor managent of vessels during surgery, or uncleansed wound causing thrombosis. In the case of edema, identifying the issue promptly and resolving it is feasible. However, if it’s upper limb thrombosis, the danger escalates, and the patient might easily face death.”

So thromboses remain fixed at a certain spot.

Others can travel through vessels into the cranium, resulting in cerebral thrombosis. Entering cardiac vessels causes cardiac obstruction; entering the lungs results in pulmonary embolism.

In short, it poses a grave danger regardless of where it travels.

“Stop with the alarmist talk. Are you criticizing out of resentnt?”

Upon hearing the risk of patient death, Dr. Lu flew into a rage.

When others ntioned it, it was fine; when Zhou Can spoke, it sounded exceptionally grating.

Dr. Lu was already sowhat neurotic.

The bad deeds he had done were likely discovered by Zhou Can, who subtly insinuated the prospect of jail ti. This instilled trendous fear and panic in him.

Now, there’s trouble with a patient he operated on—truly a case of misfortune piling on.

Indeed, they say the more you act unjustly, the likelier you suffer.

Turns out it’s no falsehood.

No mishaps an nothing happens; once it does, trouble might abound.

“Lu Qingyuan, we’re all discussing the patient’s condition now. You didn’t handle the surgery well, yet you’re unrepentant, what’s the point of shouting here?” Dr. Xu was also furious.

He invited Zhou Can over to discuss the patient’s condition, striving to cover for Dr. Lu, but Dr. Lu was unappreciative.

He emanated a look ready to engage in a physical clash with Zhou Can.

“He’s your beloved student; naturally, you side with him.” Dr. Lu mumbled under his breath, head lowered.

He dared not confront Dr. Xu directly.

Dr. Xu ignored him, choosing to continue discussing the patient’s condition with Zhou Can.

“If it’s indeed thrombosis, it would be quite a trouble.”

“To be cautious, we could imdiately conduct an ultrasound to check.”

Ultrasound is distinct from B-mode ultrasound as it clearly observes blood flow.

It’s often used in clinical examinations for identifying potential thromboses and diagnosing blood circulation.

“I’ll imdiately talk to the family and conduct an ultrasound. You manage the operating room for now, if any unclear surgery occurs, delay it until I’ve dealt with this matter.”

Dr. Xu instructed.

“Okay!”

Zhou Can pondered, if it were truly thrombosis, the risk factor might escalate tenfold.

“If possible, try to keep the patient immobile, particularly the right arm.”

Before leaving, he advised.

Thrombosis in the limbs, aside from causing poor circulation leading to necrosis, pain, and swelling, its biggest threat is its erratic movent through vessels.