Maybe the teachers want to relieve the tension during the operation, and want to hear some funny opinions from their medical students. Dr. Yang thought so, as a senior rookie, he knew that the teacher would laugh at him when he spoke, so he didn't need to be worried about confessing: "Isn't he a patient after a car accident? Generally speaking, the right ventricle should be damaged relatively much, which is more in line with the diagnosis of CT tablets."

It is also more in line with the inferences from the Provincial People's Hospital. The second CT scan of the Provincial People's Hospital did not perform brain CT on the patient. The one who gave the whole body CT examination was Shen Youhuan. So Xie Wanying knew that when she proposed new ideas at the meeting, the teachers had some similar guesses in their minds, but they lacked some matching points.

Xie Wanying reminded Dr. Yang for this: "Guozhi is the first specialist hospital in the country. There are many clinical cases. If there is a pulmonary embolism, the right ventricle has a great chance of rupture. The patient's current performance is contrary to most clinical cases. If something goes wrong, there will be a demon. The right ventricle seems to have had slow damage and wait until after the emergency surgery to have problems. The impact force must not be concentrated on the right ventricle. Teachers Guozhi definitely have this clinical intuition. The Provincial People's Hospital does not have as much experience and intuition as Dr. Guozhi." The last sentence may be that people need to compete with several affiliated hospitals of Zhongshan Medical College for patients. Xie Wanying will not say this, although she knows it is true.

After hearing her words, the expression was subtle, not Dr. Yang, but a group of doctors who attended the meeting that day: At that day, Student Xie’s opinions were not simply based on the patient’s examination results and symptoms. They comprehensively considered the number of patients’ visits, where the technical level was, and the probability of misdiagnosis and missed diagnosis. It was a point that clinicians need to think overall when taking over the transfer case. Student Xie’s thinking direction was not biased. What the teacher did not expect was that there were very few medical students who could have this thinking pattern. Student Xie had a doctor’s business style.

She was reborn and understood these precepts in the industry.

Guozhi's doctor also believed that the words of this student Xie showed that he was very familiar with Guozhi's business situation, and he had to make people suspect that she was interested in Guozhi.

Everyone looked at Mr. Zhang at the same time to see what Mr. Guozhi said.

Zhang Huayao's fingers often like to pinch the stubble on his chin. The light in the corner of his eyes calmed down. Xie's calm expression seemed to have no idea what he said.

As for the doctors from Zi Guohui, their expressions were even calmer and calmer: Well, it was because you Guozhi who thought too much. Based on their understanding of Xie Wanying, Xie's performance was just a daily academic statement.

Look, Xie Wanying did not continue to talk about the new ideas she proposed at the meeting through Student Pan, which is the surgical threshold that all doctors think they can touch.

Xie Wanying didn't say that it was because she could say something wonderful to other students in front of the teacher. She wanted to be low-key and humble enough. Academics were not something that she could show off.

A group of doctors naturally understood her thoughts, and some of them silently smiled in their eyes.

Dr. Yang could only think that Student Xie did not say yes or touch the teacher's thoughts, so he could not ask the teacher, so he could only think about the next question: "Is Teacher Du sure he wants to have surgery in the left ventricle?"

"The electrocardiogram is just an electrocardiogram, and CT tablets are just CT tablets." Xie Wanying told Dr. Yang.
Chapter completed!