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

   Chapter 3539 [3539] Not afraid

  He recovered his mind, and he must have seen a group of doctors coming to make rounds. It was because the patients felt a little uneasy and uneasy, and Li Yaxi's face tensed up.

  Dai Nanhui stood by the bed and was tense together.

  The eyes of the two were all looking at the student Xie who had just arrived.

   "Take a film." Tong Changbo said to the people behind him.

  Dr. Ou Feng followed. He took the patient's second MRI scan after Fang Ze came to Fang Ze, and handed it to Dr. Tong according to Dr. Tong's instructions: "Dr. Xie, here you are."

  Taking the film with both hands, Xie Wanying raised it up and looked at the fluorescent lamp again.

  Actually, she had heard an introduction on the phone about the results of the second inspection report. At this moment, Dr. Tong asked her to watch the film here again, obviously wanting to use her ability to let her watch the film here while reviewing the second examination with the patient for any mistakes like the first one.

   Don't need to think too much, Xie Wanying knows that there will be no mistakes made last time, because Dr. Song was present to check on the patient during the second examination. Watching the film and comparing the patient at this moment is to deepen the impression, after all, the patient will be given a Gamma Knife tomorrow.

   Gamma Knife is directional and precise radiation therapy. To put on a head brace, the patient will shave his head first tonight.

  The girls who love beauty are unified and put a hat on their heads. What is different from Lin Jiayin before is that Li Yaxi, who has been a patient, has no feeling about shaving her head and is easier to accept. Everyone could see that her reaction to this matter was quite flat, and what she cared more about was always the doctor's opinion on her condition. This is the characteristic of old patients, who have experienced ups and downs and matured psychologically.

  For old patients, the doctor's strategy is different from that for new patients.

  Facing a new patient, how the seniors said when they taught the younger generation, we should take the patient's mood into consideration, including hiding what we can.

  In the case of old patients, there is a high probability that the doctor will not be able to hide it. Deliberately concealing it will only make the old patient feel more uneasy.

  Xie Wanying put down the film in her hand, turned to the patient and said, "Dr. Tong and the others should have told you that although there are as many as seven tumors, they are not afraid."

  When she heard her vow to the patient that she was not afraid, Tong Changbo and Dr. Ou Feng had to raise their eyebrows and frown.

  Gamma Knife is like a scalpel for precise radiotherapy, but you must know that even if many diseases are found in surgery, if you can’t remove so many, you can only remove all the overgrown organs. Here is an example of multiple uterine fibroids.

  In clinical practice, if the gamma knife is more than six, it is not easy to do it, it is better to do whole brain.

  Perhaps you may ask, why is it difficult to do more than six. This refers to the characteristics of brain metastases, which are sporadic. Most of the metastatic cancer cells are scattered in the brain like seeds. When doctors find many, they can be seen scattered in various places in the brain.

At this time, refer to the many brain surgeries we have talked about before. If there are tumors in some parts of the brain, it is very tricky. It is difficult to wipe out the tumors in these positions with the doctor's scalpel or precise radiotherapy. .

  Scattering means that these tumors in tricky locations have a high probability. If it is difficult for the doctor to do it, it is better to let the whole brain go.

   You must have a certain degree of comfort to the patient. According to this, Tong Changbo and the others thought so.

  Of course I know that you, Xie, seem to be very capable, but it is not safe to talk to patients before treatment.

  (end of this chapter)