I asked my younger brother, but it is not ruled out that he is the anxiety of being the attending doctor of Zhu Xing. However, if you speculate in this way, all his thoughts are wrong.

Cao Zhao honestly explained to his younger brother: "I hope that the child can survive just like you. I am a pediatrician myself, so how could I hope that there are children who cannot survive?"

It is indeed impossible for his second brother to want one child to live and curse the other to die. Therefore, Cao Yong emphasized before that he did not want his second brother to tread muddy water. Don’t think that his second brother is a big devil in the children. If his heart is not good to his children, he will not be an excellent pediatrician.

It can be seen that Cao Zhao learned that Xiaoyu's parents might want to donate their children's organs, so he came to ask the specialist for advice to get professional insights. After all, his patients entered the organ recipient ranking team and could not ask Fang Ze's doctor.

On the other hand, Cao Zhao was worried about why the child's parents wanted to seek the child's organ transplant so quickly. Is Dr. Fang Ze's judgment professional enough? Is there any suspicion of fooling the parents?

As a pediatrician, Cao Zhao did not want a child to be misjudged as brain-death, and then sent to him for an organ transplant. He cared about another child and did not conflict with Zhu Xing, the child he wanted to save.

"We have very few donors for children's organs in our country." Cao Zhao said about the statistical data in reality, which made people feel that this matter seemed a bit abnormal. If something goes wrong, there will be a demon. As I said before, don't think about posting a big poster to promote successful cases of pediatric organ transplant surgery. There are so few donors for children.

"You are right. Don't say that in China, abroad, there are fewer donors for children than adults." Cao Yong admitted the facts of his second brother, and explained this reason from his own professional perspective, he did not think that there must be a monster. "The judgment of brain death in children is always more cautious than adults. Children judge brain death more often than adults, and the interval between observations is longer. With such a strict judgment process, if you want to have problems casually, it is more difficult for children to have more problems than adults."

Here comes a concept that brain death judgment is not like the traditional one-time judgment of heartbeat, breathing stop, and it requires two or even more times. This fully shows that brain death requires an observation period. It is equivalent to saying that if the doctor suspects this child as brain death, it is impossible to say that other patients with heart breathing stop can quickly be judged as death.

Why does brain death require such a long observation period? First of all, we need to know the concept of death. The criterion for determining human death was that the human body's self-respiration and heartbeat could not be maintained. Here we should focus on the two big words "autonomy".

Brain death is not a new definition of death, but is actually an extension of this definition. The machine assists the patient's breathing and heartbeat. Once the machine removes the person's heartbeat, the breathing is gone immediately, and it no longer belongs to the self-suspended heartbeat. How could such a person continue to live? He must be dead.
Chapter completed!