My Medical Skills Give Me Experience Points Chapter 1319: 521: Convincing the Anesthesiologist, Reversin

Capítulo 1319: Chapter 521: Convincing the Anesthesiologist, Reversing the Surgical Order

Feeling touched by Zhou Can’s determined gaze, Director Xiang was also moved.

Inviting Zhou Can to the office to discuss the patient’s rescue plan was already a significant step, pulling down his pride.

He didn’t want to give up halfway.

“Wait in my office, that way I can find you quickly when needed.” Director Xiang kept Zhou Can’s phone number and took the patient’s data, leaving the office.

Including the drawings Zhou Can sketched while explaining the surgical plan.

In truth, it’s just a few simple sketches.

If you’re not a professional surgeon, they’d be hard to understand.

Director Xiang was surely consulting with other departnt heads. After all, saving lives is like fighting a fire, and ti is tight.

No matter the final result, Zhou Can gained increased appreciation for Director Xiang’s character and personality.

To prioritize the patient’s life, run around to find ways to unite various departnts to treat the patient. Such dedication is not sothing every doctor possesses.

Most doctors are unwilling to make such efforts for an unrelated patient.

Because it goes way beyond their usual scope of work.

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The wait felt exceptionally long, as Zhou Can knew well that with each passing second, Deputy Director Lu’s situation grew more perilous.

Finally, Zhou Can’s phone rang.

An unknown number, but instinct told him it was likely from Director Xiang.

He answered.

“Dr. Zhou, I’m Director Xiang from the Provincial People’s Hospital! You’re still in my office, right?”

“Yes, I am!”

“I’ve consulted with experts from both neurosurgery and thoracic surgery, and introduced your rescue plan to them. Additionally, I’ve sought approval from our dical Departnt’s Director Huang.

They didn’t outright disagree but requested you and the patient’s imdiate family to co to the consultation room for a discussion right away.”

Director Xiang exerted great effort and finally convinced experts from two departnts, as well as the dical Departnt’s director.

This was already a significant progress.

Getting the family involved likely ant they were preparing for direct talks with them.

Because the hospital takes on a massive risk by performing endoscopic surgery on the patient, it definitely requires the family’s signature. Ti is pressing, so they must be preparing to discuss collectively.

“Sure, I’ll bring the family over imdiately.”

Zhou Can wasted no words, swiftly finding Lu Fen, with a nurse from the Intensive Care dicine Departnt waiting for them.

They were directly led to the neurosurgery consultation room.

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For Deputy Director Lu’s surgery, the most challenging task would definitely be stopping intracranial bleeding.

Even just drilling into the skull is extrely risky. For such a vulnerable patient, a skull drill could easily cause a series of problems, potentially extinguishing their life force at any mont.

Upon entering the consultation room, Zhou Can noticed eight or nine people already seated.

“Let introduce, this is Dr. Zhou Can of Tu Ya, young and accomplished with a high level of expertise.”

Director Xiang highly praised Zhou Can.

“Dr. Zhou, this is Director Huang from our hospital’s dical Departnt.”

The middle-aged man seated at the main position had a broad face and ears, and a commanding gaze indicative of an administrative leader.

“Director Huang, hello!”

Zhou Can greeted him with humility.

“Hello! Welco to our People’s Hospital as a guest.”

Director Huang nodded with a slight response.

“This is Director Gou Qiong from Thoracic Surgery. This is Director Wu Yongming from Neurosurgery. This is Director Ming Xin from Anesthesiology, who is also my senior and ntor.”

Xiang Fei continued to introduce three other principal figures in succession.

As for the other doctors and nurses, they were mostly students or dical assistants of these directors.

Zhou Can exchanged greetings with each of them.

The chief anesthesiologist was surprisingly a woman in her fifties, possessing strikingly distinctive presence, lacking none of the lethargy that often accompanies aging but radiating a constant zeal for progress from her eyes and facial expressions.

This made Zhou Can marvel at the situation.

A person’s vigor and spirit often reveal their life status, physical condition, and learning state.

After the age of fifty, adults primarily fall into two categories: one has a successful career enjoying life, playing mahjong, fishing, drinking with friends, or traveling the world. The other has little career achievent, still striving hard for life’s sustenance.

These two types account for the majority, particularly the latter.

There is also a special category, regardless of career success, they persist in learning and progress.

Actually, those who learn throughout life rarely fall into significant career stagnation unless their luck is exceptionally poor.

Doctors hold a unique occupation, needing constant learning due to rapid advancents in science and technology, alongside frequent updates in dical science and techniques. Many surgical thods from 20 years ago are either largely phased out or optimized with modern technology.

The use of dications is similarly evolving.

This requires doctors to continually learn and stay current.

Otherwise, employing outdated twenty-year-old techniques in treating patients would inflict substantial loss and harm on them.

Previously, cardiovascular diseases had exceedingly high mortality rates with poor prognosis. Nowadays, integrating interventions, stents, new drugs, and advanced instrunts have reduced mortality to relatively low levels.

For instance, Zhou Can made a na for himself with that famous aortic dissection surgery, which in the past, with the dissection walls already beginning to bleed outward, would have left the patient beyond rescue.