After seeing the patient, he told the patient to take a good rest. A group of doctors leave the ward. On the way, Dr. Tong introduced to classmate Xie Wanying: "Dr. Sun, who performs gamma knife surgery on patients, happens to be away in the afternoon. Let's meet again tomorrow morning."
It seems that the patient should have been admitted to the gamma knife department.
Fang Ze's Gamma Knife Center is very famous. It quickly had its own inpatient ward after it was opened a few years ago. It can be seen that more patients come here to seek medical treatment than expected. Gamma Knife is not a scalpel and does not require an incision. If you are hospitalized at the Gamma Knife Center, you will usually be discharged after treatment on the first day and the next day. The entire Gamma Knife treatment process takes about half an hour, which is shorter than neurosurgery.
Surgery is too fast. Many patients feel nothing after the procedure, especially those with small tumors and no obvious symptoms.
It shows that patients are not stupid and can use less harmful and more convenient treatment methods without craniotomy. Who wouldn’t want this? The inpatient ward of the Gamma Knife Center has recently been short of beds. It just so happened that Dr. Tong could free up a bed, and he was an acquaintance and could easily take care of him. By placing the patient in Dr. Tong's ward, he could do some comprehensive and detailed examinations. this
In this way, broader multidisciplinary discussions can also be organized around the patient's condition and treatment options.
Such a discussion meeting had already been held after the results of the second inspection were released. The doctors attending the meeting were not only Dr. Sun and Dr. Tong, but also Senior Brother Cao, Dr. Song, and Senior Brother Tao.
Doctors are very cautious academically.
Xie Wanying replied: It doesn't matter. She came mainly to comfort the patient.
With so many well-known clinical leaders caring about patients, what should she worry about?
Dr. Tong's expression was a little strange, and he looked at her with a look that was hard to explain: "I called Dr. Sun to talk about the fourth-generation gamma knife you just mentioned."
Xie Wanying's heart skipped a beat: What, doesn't Fang Ze have a fourth-generation Gamma Knife? Yes, it has just been introduced, and doctors need to learn how to use the new machine. It is not expected that it will be actually used on clinical patients until next year. No wonder when she heard her classmate Xie talk about how amazing and high-tech machines have become,
He, Boss Tong, is a fool. There are new machines in the hospital. The problem is that Gamma Knife doctors cannot talk too much before they fully grasp the new technology. Even if his colleagues don't tell him, Boss Tong wouldn't know the wonders of this new machine even if he works in the same hospital.
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It is said that the boss of Gamma Knife Sun on the phone was very calm and said to Dr. Tong: Otherwise, how could you ask her to come over.
It seemed that the rumor about her teaching Guozhi how to use the new machine reached Fang Ze.
Of course, the bosses don't know where she got the new knowledge from, but they can sense that Xie probably knows it.
Xie Wanying was about to burst into tears on the spot.
You say she has an eo machine. After all, she saw others operating the basic process before she was reborn, so she knows a little bit about it. She had only heard the basics about the Gamma Knife, and had never seen or operated one before.
No, no, I won’t, don’t think I’m really a superman. Xie Wanying expressed her position to Boss Tong with a clarifying look.
does not matter. The vision and ideas of the big guys are academically high above the clouds. How the machine operates is not the most important thing. For example, when using membrane lung, the most important thing is not how to press the operating buttons of the machine, but how to make fine adjustments to the machine according to the patient's case. This prescription is a real technical difficulty in clinical practice.
