My Medical Skills Give Me Experience Points Chapter 621: 261 The Relationship Between Acupuncture and Pu

Chapter 621: Chapter 261 The Relationship Between Acupuncture and Puncture Techniques, It’s Not Easy Being a Specialist_3

Zhou Can reported the consultation results to Director Shang.

“Who diagnosed it?”

Director Shang asked.

“Do I even need to say? I bet it was definitely Dr. Zhou who diagnosed it.”

Xie Lin interjected with a smile.

“Hehe, Dr. Xie thinks too highly of ! When I arrived, they had already done the sputum culture test. However, my diagnostic opinion did have a certain impact.”

Zhou Can played a role in this diagnosis, but it would be an underestimation to say he was solely responsible, especially considering the chief physicians in the Cardiovascular Internal dicine departnt.

They were rely confused by the sterile results from previous blood cultures and IV fluid cultures.

That’s why they couldn’t diagnose the patient’s illness in ti.

With the sputum culture results becoming available, they would surely start considering septicemia.

“You always downplay your achievents. If you say you had a certain impact, that definitely ans it was significant. You didn’t embarrass , and you didn’t embarrass Digestive Internal dicine, so that’s good enough. Next ti another departnt invites for a consultation, you will still go on my behalf.”

Director Shang had a taste of success and couldn’t get enough of it.

He indicated that he would let Zhou Can continue to replace him in consultations with other departnts.

“Aren’t you afraid I’ll tarnish your good na and ruin your reputation?”

Zhou Can had worked with many senior teachers and had never seen such an ‘irresponsible’ superior.

He was like an apprentice who had yet to complete his training, yet the Sect Leader was eagerly sending him out to handle all sorts of important matters, treating him as if he were already a full-fledged disciple. Quite bold.

“I trust that you have the ability to do credit, not sha. Besides, doesn’t everyone grow step by step? Even if there are occasional mistakes, isn’t that perfectly normal? In the future, just go confidently and without any ntal burden.”

Director Shang gave him a safety net.

Even if he embarrassed himself, it wouldn’t be held against him.

“You’re back just in ti. This patient’s condition is quite complex: splenogaly, long-term irregular fever, night sweats. Treatnt has been ineffective in two different hospitals, and the true cause of the illness is still unknown. Help us all weigh in on this.”

When Zhou Can entered, he saw the patient and the family mbers.

Although his chat with Director Shang and others seed lengthy, it actually consisted of just a few short exchanges.

During this ti, the patient and family mbers curiously observed Zhou Can.

They weren’t fools; based on what they heard from Director Shang and Xie Lin, they discerned that this young doctor who had just co in was very skilled. Capable of replacing Director Shang in consults with other departnts.

His skills certainly wouldn’t be lacking.

Zhou Can picked up the patient’s test results and the photocopied dical history from the other hospital to review.

The first hospital was a county-level hospital that had conducted a blood test on the patient, with normal white blood cell counts. Various antibiotics were used for treatnt, all ineffective. The patient’s systemic toxicity symptoms were minor, practically ruling out the possibility of bacterial infection.

The family watched the patient deteriorate despite treatnt and began to doubt the dical standards of the county-level hospital, choosing to discharge voluntarily and seek treatnt at a larger hospital.

The second hospital perford a chest X-ray on the patient, with a normal thoracic image.

The patient’s main complaints were fatigue, night sweats, weight loss, and long-term irregular fevers.

During the physical examination, the doctor discovered a lymph node the size of a silkworm pupa at the root of the patient’s left neck, of dium hardness, without any obvious pain for the patient.

An ultrasound revealed splenogaly.

The patient’s erythrocyte sedintation rate was 50mm/h at the end of the first hour. This erythrocyte sedintation rate was quite fast.

Blood test data indicated a significant increase in globulin.

After an integrated diagnosis, the physicians at the larger hospital concluded that the patient likely had tuberculosis.

Hence, they started antituberculosis treatnt with isoniazid, rifampicin, and streptomycin.

After more than a month of treatnt, upon re-examination at the hospital, an ultrasound revealed multiple solid masses inside the spleen and enlarged abdominal lymph nodes. The re-examination diagnosis from this hospital suggested concurrent splenic tuberculosis.

Seeing the patient’s condition worsening without control and new problems arising, the family lost faith in the second hospital as well.

Ultimately, they hurried to Tuya Hospital for consultation.

It is, after all, a renowned hospital among provincial top-tier hospitals, well-known, and the patients ca with great hopes.

Upon reaching this point, Zhou Can finally understood why even Director Shang was frowning over this case.

Patients like this, who have been treated ineffectively at two or three different hospitals, are usually particularly troubleso.

Being an expert really isn’t that easy.

Opening a special expert outpatient service ans that at least forty percent of the patients seen every day are those who had ineffective treatnts elsewhere.