Chapter 672: Chapter 278: The Competition Among the Young, Did You Buy Your PhD with Money?_3
Director Zhang Bihua had also finished treating her patient and walked over.
The empathy of female doctors is obviously much stronger than that of male doctors.
Especially for older female doctors like her who have rich experience in communicating with patients and their families, they can gain the trust of patients and their families better and faster.
“Okay! Thank you, Director Zhang, thank you all!”
The patient’s family looked much better after hearing Director Zhang’s words.
They even squeezed out a rare grateful smile.
A good doctor not only needs excellent medical skills but also needs to excel in communicating with patients.
After watching the family take the female patient for an examination, Zhang Bihua picked up the female patient’s information and started to study it carefully.
At this time, there seemed to be another problem on Du Leng’s side.
“Did you buy your PhD with money? You can’t figure out her illness, and we can’t figure out this one either. If you were incompetent, you should have said so earlier, saving us from wasting time.”
The obese woman’s father yelled at Du Leng.
Du Leng looked embarrassed.
At this moment, he probably felt extremely frustrated inside. Pretending for a short while feels good, but one must be cautious of the consequences.
He had been showing off all morning, earning plenty of attention and admiration.
Now, trouble followed one after another.
Three patients with extremely difficult diagnoses, honestly, he was clueless about all of them.
Surrounded by many patients and their families, he had rashly ordered exams for a moment of satisfaction and also overestimated his abilities; when the results came back, he still couldn’t figure things out.
He had no idea what the real cause of the illness was.
If it were an ordinary outpatient service, it wouldn’t have been a big problem.
It’s not uncommon to be unable to diagnose an illness.
Especially for complex and rare diseases, it’s normal not to come up with a diagnosis.
But at that very moment, in a public setting, and after not being able to determine the cause of the previous patient’s illness, which led to a heated argument with the family,
Another undiagnosed case definitely adds insult to injury.
Du Leng could already see many unusual glances cast at him.
Being watched and embarrassed in public, he felt incredibly ashamed and somewhat fearful.
“Sir, please don’t be upset. Please bring your daughter over here, and our doctors will diagnose her together.”
Director Zhang Bihua quickly intervened.
We can’t afford another quarrel; what would that look like to other families and patients?
It would surely be an embarrassment for the staff at Xinxiang Women and Children’s Hospital.
The family brought over their extremely obese daughter.
For a patient with sleep apnea syndrome, Zhou Can was quite interested.
This kind of disorder should actually require a specialist appointment with a pulmonologist.
It’s rarely encountered, and having one case today is a rare opportunity for practice.
After several chief physicians had examined her, Zhou Can then picked up the patient’s examination data to review.
He felt that something was not quite symmetric about her neck.
His rich diagnostic experience in General Surgery was a great help at this time.
“Mucoid edema of the upper airway might be a diagnostic direction.”
After examining, Director Zhang Bihua first offered a diagnostic opinion.
“Enhanced CT also didn’t reveal any tumors or similar conditions. Her upper airway edema is somewhat peculiar; I’ve diagnosed many obese patients, yet it’s rare to find mucoid edema in their respiratory tract.”
Deputy Director Shi shared some of his experiences.
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“SAS is divided into three types: obstructive, central, and mixed. I believe she likely has mixed type sleep apnea syndrome.”
Director Jiang, not wanting to be outdone by the reputation of the Neurology Department, also offered some substantial opinions.
Gao Jian, Zhou Can, and Yang Chan, the three young doctors, stood behind without speaking.
All three were eager, hoping to make a contribution.