Zheng Ren and Su Yun had nothing else to say. They couldn't see the medical records and only knew a rough idea. What they said was in vain. What gauze tumors and gauze migration are are just conjectures.
Feng Xuhui just drove, without saying a word. He was quite transparent and had no sense of existence, and he never thought about gaining a sense of existence.
"The gauze our 912 makes is pretty good." Su Yun didn't want to continue what Ringer said, so he changed the topic back to gauze.
"This kind of thing happens all over the world. As long as you are a doctor, no one can avoid it. A classmate I used to know has been constantly anxious and obsessive-compulsive since he became an independent surgeon. In the end, he had no choice but to quit surgery. Go do internal medicine.”
"This example is too extreme. If you know it well, you will slowly get used to it." Zheng Ren said with a smile.
"There is a report in the Journal of the American College of Surgeons that researchers at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill analyzed 2,285 cases where a wireless radio frequency detection system was used to track gauze." Su Yundao, "In 11 months, the system went from nearly 3,000 to In one patient's body, the doctor helped the doctor discover 23 pieces of gauze that were almost left behind."
"I also read this article and found it a bit incredible." Zheng Rendao, "Based on one patient and one piece of gauze, the probability is as high as 0.76%, nearly 8 out of 1,000, which is too high."
"Who knows, but this thing is really easy to use. After each operation, if there is gauze left in the patient's body, the detector will alert the operator." Su Yun said with a little envy.
"So advanced?" Lin Ge was a little envious.
"This thing is from many years ago, but it cannot be developed in our country. Why can't we sell a detector for thousands of dollars? The cost of an operation has increased by several thousand. Can you tell me whether it is possible? Most patients will refuse." Su Yun smiled and said, "And the patient's family members don't understand that it is the most basic common sense not to put anything in the stomach, okay?"
"That's true." Lin Ge said with a smile, "It should be like this, but if nothing happens, it is simply a fantasy. A minor operation is okay, but a major operation lasted more than ten hours. The nurses changed two or three times, and the surgeon's The focus is on the blood vessels, internal organs, gauze and the like... It’s too easy for something to happen.”
"Except for our country, domestic data is meaningless. There are 4,000 medical devices left in the body in the United States a year, and this is data from a few years ago. I haven't been tracking it recently, and I think it is meaningless." Su Yun continued.
"A few years ago, there was a hospital in Imperial City, and something went wrong in the urology department." Linge said, "The gauze fell down, and the final result was that the surgeon was suspended without pay and fined, and was banned from the operating room for half a year. The nurse responsible for checking on the spot was immediately fired."
"The nurse who checked takes the main responsibility, and there is no objection to this. So, it is normal for the nurse to react violently to Mr. Gu's incident. This is ruining people's jobs, and there is no way that Mr. Gu will step down."
"If something really happens, it will be the end of the night. In the end, I was so anxious to look after Mr. Gu that I almost cursed my mother. You two know what a good-tempered Mr. Gu is. He was anxious even if he couldn't find gauze for several hours." Lin Ge laughed.
"Lin Chu, Su Yun, I think there is nothing wrong with this matter." Zheng Ren said, "But it's a bit strange."
"Huh?" Su Yun looked at Zheng Ren's background and asked, "Are you suffering from persecution paranoia again?"
"No. It is said that the conditions of the hospital in Jinhai have reached the extreme. If you want to be beaten or punished, there is no problem. If you make a mistake, just stand still and get beaten. But you have already made this choice, why do you still need to go to the imperial capital alone?" Zheng Ren was confused. said.
Lin Ge's heart suddenly tightened. He frowned and considered Zhao Chengyin's words and expression, but he didn't figure out what was wrong. But Boss Zheng’s worries are justified. It is said that private hospitals, especially the faction he comes from, are all students of Zhou Papi Tuo, who are stingy as hell. How can they accept punishment
"We'll talk about it after we go see the medical records." Su Yun didn't care. Even if he was under great pressure, it would be impossible to come back and force himself to make a false diagnosis.
Su Yun is very confident about this.
There was no conversation all the way, just a few people chatting briefly. Su Yun asked Feng Xuhui not to drive directly to the health bureau, but to take a look at the first-class private hospital in Jinhai City.
First-level hospitals refer to grassroots hospitals and health centers with less than 100 beds, including 100, and whose main function is to directly provide preventive, medical, health and rehabilitation services to communities with a certain population.
In ordinary words, it is just a small hospital that treats colds and fevers, drip by drip. There are specific assessment scores for grades A, B, and C. It is not easy for a private hospital to reach Grade A.
The entire hospital is under construction on a fairly large scale, and there are still new buildings that have not yet been put into use.
"Private hospitals are popping up like bamboo shoots after a rain." Su Yun looked at the scale of this hospital and sighed with emotion, "It is estimated that it will soon be rated as second-class, then second-class, and then third-class."
"Who would believe that medical treatment doesn't make money?" Su Yun said to himself.
"Isn't it different in public hospitals? There are a lot of people who live on empty wages. This is a legacy of history. There are also a lot of unpaid orders every year. After all, it is a public hospital. This is a headache for Vice President Yuan." Lin Ge laughed. He said, "If Dean Yuan retreats to the second line, Ye Chu will have a headache."
"There are good things and bad things. This is not something we can think about." Zheng Ren said calmly.
No matter how big this private hospital is, it doesn't matter to him. He should seize the time to look at the medical records, and there is still something to do when he returns home after the evaluation.
The reason why Zheng Ren came to see the situation was because he had never seen a medical record like gauze tumor. This time he had accumulated clinical experience. If he encountered similar situations in the future, as long as he had seen it before, he would be confident in making a diagnosis.
As for Su Yun's disdainful attitude towards private hospitals, Zheng Ren thought it was unnecessary. Just as he had said before, if something happened again, medical staff from public hospitals would still have to deal with it first.
private hospital? People don't have that obligation.
Zheng Ren didn't know what was right or wrong, and he didn't bother to think about it.
A few dozen minutes later, when he arrived at the Health Bureau, Ringer contacted the person there early in the morning.
Several mosaics took Zheng Ren and others in. Holding the medical records in their hands, Zheng Ren began to look through them.
The patient was a pregnant woman who was 5 months pregnant. At that time, it was judged that there was something wrong with the fetus and that it was dead, so she underwent a cesarean section to induce labor.
The problems that occurred after surgery were not much different from what Ringer said.
The diagnosis of intestinal obstruction was also made in this hospital, but subsequent treatment... Zheng Ren frowned more and more as he looked at the medical records.
Judging from the description in the medical record, it seemed very simple, but Zheng Ren felt that it was not as simple as it seemed.
"Professor Su, Professor Zheng, what kind of tea do you two want to drink?" Zhao Chengyin asked with a gentle smile on his face.