The final medical judgment must be based on procedures. Follow the prescribed procedures to avoid omissions. Medical negligence and safety accidents cost lives, and no one can bear the responsibility.
In a way, his point of view is biased towards junior sister Xie Wanying, and he should not be too skeptical. Of course, what Cao Zhao said just now did not mention conspiracy theories or doubts about what the child's parents wanted to do to the child. I just say that I am afraid that the doctor will be negligent and jump to the conclusion that the patient is dead too quickly.
To remind his second brother of this point, Cao Yong vouched for his brother as a person in the neurology industry: "Since the parents of this child can think of donating the child's organs, they must first be out of kindness. Secondly, this The parents of their children must be knowledgeable and educated people, so they can think of and not reject organ donation."
"Um."
"We neurosurgeons will explain the child's condition to the family members. As a neurosurgeon, I can tell you honestly that it cannot be done within 24 hours if the neurosurgeon has to fully prove that the child is absolutely brain-dead. The neurosurgeon does not This ability. So if you ask me whether this child is going to be brain dead now, I can only tell you that we cannot make such a determination at this stage, and we will not do such reckless and unscientific things at the request of the family."
Since reversible conditions have not been completely ruled out, how can doctors just go through the process of determining brain death casually? Besides, there is no legislation on brain death in China. Domestic doctors are extremely cautious about this fact, for fear that if a slight mistake is made, some organ transplants that rely on donors from brain-dead patients will be completely destroyed in the future.
His younger brother's professional words finally completely relieved his worries.
Cao Zhao nodded and smiled, he could indeed feel more relieved.
It's definitely different from what the public thinks. Organ transplant doctors with a normal mentality actually have a heavy psychological burden, and they are also very afraid of accidentally taking the organs of a living person and placing them in another child, which is equivalent to killing another child.
"Okay." Cao Zhao patted his brother on the shoulder and thanked him for clearing up the confusion.
After opening the balcony window and returning to the ward, Cao Zhao walked to the bedside. Accompanied by the attending doctor, he carefully examined the student's wounds before carrying his clothes and heading back to the hospital to work.
Brother Shenxian left, Senior Brother Tao and the others left. Teacher Ren went out to make phone calls. Xie Wanying got up to have breakfast and looked at the balcony.
Senior Brother Cao stood alone on the balcony. If his eyes were looking into the distance, his back would inevitably be stained with the shadow of vicissitudes of life.
She could feel that her senior brother was not in a good mood.
Specialists are like this. They can comfort others but cannot comfort themselves. He said a bunch of procedural words to comfort his second brother, but he couldn't deny the facts.
What are the facts. The fact is that, as his second brother suspected, he already felt that there was no hope for this child as soon as he took over. It's no wonder that after being sent to Fang Ze, Dr. Fang Ze's technical level was at least no worse than him. When it comes to the family members of the children, as long as the family members of the children have some brains and culture, they can understand the meaning of the doctor's words. It's normal to think about organ donation. So, there really are no conspiracy theories, just sad facts.
There is a bruise on the child's head. In fact, the bruise is not very serious. The significance is that the bruise can indicate the direction in which the child was affected by the trauma.
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