Zhao Wenhua was stunned.
He cursed in his heart, this bitch Su Yun had set a trap for him again.
And what hurts Zhao Wenhua the most is that he didn't even bother to do a full set of dramas. In the end, he didn't even deal with it and just "reconciled".
It was really disrespectful to treat others. The moment Zhao Wenhua got angry, he immediately endured it. Deep in my heart, I once again turned my smile into a mask and put it on my face.
He smiled and said: "Director, Boss Zheng, I'm going down."
Looking at Zhao Wenhua's leaving figure, Director Kong shook his head slightly and asked: "Boss Zheng, was the patient's surgery successful?"
"Success, two fresh emboli were taken out." Zheng Ren said: "For details, I will report to you separately when the situation permits."
Director Kong smiled and nodded.
After the operation, the patient wakes up from anesthesia and is sent home.
"Lao He, what's so special about the patient?" Su Yun approached Lao He and asked in a low voice.
"I didn't see it!" Lao He spread his hands and said: "For this kind of surgery, I will definitely only focus on the monitor and ventilator. I have to do the medication myself. I am really busy and have no time to talk."
Su Yun glanced at Lao He, said nothing, and sent Noelle back to the ward.
"Boss, the flight tickets have been booked, and Neuer requested to leave the Imperial Capital immediately," the professor said.
"It's still a bit risky."
"He feels that the risk is higher if he stays here." The professor was a little disdainful, but he still told the truth.
"Then you send him to the plane and prepare enough medicines. By the way, let Chang Yue get the medical records signed before leaving." Zheng Ren warned.
After struggling for half an hour, Neuer was sent directly to the Imperial Capital International Airport by the 120 ambulance.
Watching the ambulance leave, Su Yun asked: "Boss, can you tell me this time? Looking at his nervous look, is he a spy?"
"He's just a spy. He has a missing cerebellum." Zheng Ren said, "Let's go and report to Director Kong."
With that said, the two came to Director Kong's office.
"Director." Zheng Ren bowed slightly, a little embarrassed.
"Sit down." Director Kong smiled and said, "What?"
"The patient has congenital cerebellar absence." Zheng Ren said.
"..." Director Kong was stunned.
Even though it was the second time he heard it, Su Yun still found it incredible.
Most of these patients are infants or children with severe mental disorders, epilepsy, hydrocephalus and other S pathologies.
Very rarely, this disorder can be found in adults. However, detailed neurological conditions have not been identified in living adult patients, and complete cerebellar hypoplasia is usually found at autopsy.
It's just underdevelopment, but there are very few cases of adult cerebellum missing.
Director Kong also became interested and asked, "How did the patient find out?"
Zheng Ren's biggest headache is this problem.
How did you find out? Do you want to tell Director Kong that you have big pig hooves? Su Yun has been staring at this matter for a long time. Last time, he learned a lesson from the X-ray of a child who ate a bottle cap, but he didn't know if he believed it.
"Director, when I saw the patient, he already had symptoms of cerebral infarction. I didn't know it was a lack of cerebellum, I thought it was some other secret. Later, when I asked the wealthy man about his medical history alone, he said it himself ." Zheng Ren said calmly.
Su Yun had no doubts, and Director Kong didn't think there was a problem.
"Can it grow even if the cerebellum is missing? This time we really saw a living specimen." Director Kong said with emotion.
"Well, Neuer also became an engineer. I guess he was good at installing equipment when he was young. He was pretty good at fine work." Zheng Rendao.
The world's great wonders.
"Boss, what do you think is going on?" Su Yun asked.
"This is most likely due to the patient's cerebellum being lost for some reason early in life, allowing the brain to adapt to the condition.
That is, other parts of the brain take over the role of the missing cerebellum, and cerebral fluid fills in its place.
A similar case was reported in 2007, in which a male patient lost 90% of his brain tissue, but the patient lived and functioned normally. This case also challenged our overall understanding of the brain.
The discovery of these cases will help us further understand how the brain adapts and handles these conditions that we thought were "fatal". " Zheng Ren said.
He obviously had some thoughts about patients without cerebellum, and uttered a long paragraph to himself.
"Is this the legendary brainlessness?" Director Kong made a joke.
"Hehe." Su Yun said with a smile: "Noel protects his privacy very strictly. His parents probably told him when he was a child not to let anyone know about his brainlessness."
Zheng Ren nodded.
I was a little curious, and even couldn't bear it. I "wasted" a little surgical training time and went to the system space to perform anatomy on the experimental subject.
But it's just anatomy, specific tests... Zheng Ren's level of neurosurgery is not high, and his skills have never been added to this aspect.
Even if he reaches the level of a master, he is only a master of clinical operations and diagnosis, and has nothing to do with scientific research.
"The cerebellum is a part of the brain, and its function is to control body balance and voluntary movement. Can you be an engineer without the cerebellum?" Director Kong couldn't believe it, and suddenly asked: "Boss Zheng, you haven't deleted the original data, right?"
"Deleted." Zheng Ren said: "The data on the machine was deleted very thoroughly, almost physically."
"You still understand this?" Su Yun was surprised.
"Understand a little bit."
"..." Su Yun looked at Zheng Ren with disdain, remembering what this guy had said a few times that he had some understanding of.
Don't argue with him!
"You..." Director Kong felt a little regretful, but he knew that Zheng Ren also promised the patient to protect his privacy.
After chatting for a few more words, Zheng Ren and Su Yun took their leave.
"Boss, do you think Neuer doesn't know how to make trouble?" Su Yun asked.
"Probably not. I think he is more afraid of this kind of thing being exposed than we are." Zheng Ren had obviously thought about this matter and said directly, "The operation was done smoothly. The emboli were all removed. Various indicators were tested. They have also achieved their intended goals.”
"He is so lucky." Su Yun sighed: "I really want to write a case report."
"No need." Zheng Ren waved his hand, "Have you prepared everything for the lecture?"
"Lecture tomorrow afternoon, what are you doing in the morning?"
"Brother Yang left a message for me, and it seems that he will be able to perform surgery on patients with liver cancer tomorrow morning." Zheng Ren said, "The surgery is live broadcast, and you can clearly see the effect of interventional embolization."
"It will definitely detonate the entire Xinglin Garden." Su Yun was a little excited, "I will arrange a stage for you tomorrow."
With that said, the two returned to the interventionalist's office.
In the office, Chang Yue is busy.
Zheng Ren looked at Chang Yue's serious expression and wondered if she would have time to chat with the patient's family members like a family.
There are 106 beds. Thinking about it, Zheng Ren felt a little nervous.
I can finally let go and do surgery.
Director Kong went to the nursing department to run nursing-related matters; Liu Zewei was writing medical records; the professor was doing TIPS surgery statistics; Su Yun didn't stop after he came back, and went directly to run the lecture equipment.
Zheng Ren became the most leisurely person.
He sat leisurely by the window in the sunshine, wanting to go into the system library to read.
Just as he picked up a book on surgery, a family member of the patient came in and walked to Chang Yue's side.
Before she could speak, the smile on her face was about to overflow.
This is something, Zheng Ren judged.
"Dr. Chang, do you have time?" the patient's family asked in a low voice.
As soon as she spoke, the smile on her face grew wider.
"Are you okay, Auntie?" Chang Yue raised her head and said very gently.
"Can you help me with some donkey-hide gelatin, wolfberry or something?" the patient's family said with a smile on his face.
"Why are you driving this?" Chang Yue asked casually. In fact, she understood.
"Isn't this a referral for medical treatment? All expenses will be reimbursed after returning home." The patient's family looked around and saw that no one was looking at him, so they whispered: "We are going too far. Donkey-hide gelatin is a self-funded medicine. Auntie, I won’t hide it from you. I’m not prescribing it while I’m in the hospital. I’ll eat it myself when I get home.”
Seeing that Chang Yue was silent, the patient's family members added with a smile: "As I get older, my qi and blood cannot keep up. Replenish my blood and qi so that I can take care of the old man in my family."
"Auntie, donkey-hide gelatin and wolfberry are traditional Chinese medicines. I don't have the authority to prescribe them." Chang Yue said in a familiar manner: "If you want it, I have to ask for a consultation and find a doctor from the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine to take a pulse. If it is written in their consultation opinion, I I’ll open it for you.”
"..." The patient's family member was startled.
In the end, he muttered a few more words. Seeing that Chang Yue was very insistent and always said that he had no authority, he could only leave angrily.
When she left, she was obviously unhappy.
"Chang Yue, you can open a vegetable market in the future." Zheng Ren said with a smile.
"It's like this in Haicheng. Donkey-hide gelatin is not outrageous. It's too much to eat barley, red beans, etc. at home." Chang Yue didn't show any anger, but simply stated a fact.
"Don't mention it, barley contains high-quality protein, carbohydrates, fats, mineral elements and vitamins.
In addition, it is rich in polysaccharides, fatty acids and their ester compounds, flavonoids, triterpenoids and other active ingredients.
It is rumored to have the effects of lowering blood sugar, anti-tumor, and scavenging free radicals. "
Zheng Ren said with a smile.
"It's all nonsense." Chang Yue said, "There are many for sale outside. If you don't buy them, you have to come to the hospital to buy barley and wolfberry. Are you just trying to get reimbursement from medical insurance?"
"This is all a trivial matter. When hospitals prescribe barley and other things, they are all prescribed by the gram, and the most is only two taels at a time." Zheng Ren said: "At the end of every year, you have seen how long the queue for prescription medicine in Haicheng is."
"Should chronic diseases be prescribed at the same time at the end of the year?" Chang Yue said: "When I was transferred to the Department of Endocrinology after graduation, it was just in time for the end of the year. An aunt came to prescribe insulin with ten chronic disease cards, which confused me. "
"It is said that one dose of insulin can replace 50 eggs." Liu Zewei touched his bald head and said with a smile.
"Lao Liu, you, a great professor, do this too?"
"Oh, isn't it my old lady's insistence to open it? When I said it was unnecessary, she scolded me for starting to complain just after a few good days." Liu Zewei said helplessly.
"This is hedging, Lao Liu, you have already broken the law." Zheng Ren said with a smile.
"Medical insurance has become more stringent since last year," Liu Zewei said: "But this is just a small amount of money. The real medical insurance hole is not in public hospitals."