If the healing place does not grow into deformity, it will be more troublesome and painful for the child to deal with it.

On the other hand, the doctor is definitely unwilling to force the child to send him to the operating room against his child's wishes. Especially Shanshan is an older child, so it is even more impossible to tie her up. The subsequent treatment requires the cooperation of the child.

Well, now that this incident is exposed, let’s get it, this child will definitely be even more reluctant to undergo surgery.

When Cao Zhao talked with his younger brother that day, he really didn't expect such a development in the future. This was because he didn't know that there was another child named Shanshan at the scene.

As pediatricians, he and Liu Huaiyu knew very well that sometimes people say that adults are stubborn, but they have never seen how stubborn children can withstand it. If they want to convince those four old people, there is a possibility. If they want to convince Shanshan, they will probably be sad.

"What happened today-" Liu Huaiyu could imagine the subsequent impact of this incident today.

In the short term, it will almost become a fact. All children's families who want to donate must repeatedly consider being swept by public opinion. There are fewer children's donors for pediatric organ transplantation, and this will be even more scarce. In the long run, if the whole thing does not turn around and public opinion cannot be reversed, it will be unclear how many years will this impact last.

The two friends hung up the phone, and Cao Zhao received a call from his subordinates.

Dr. Cheng Yuchen informed his boss that he rushed to the scene to comfort Zhu Xing’s mother, saying, “Xie Wanying and the others are here too. Has she come back to work today?”

Student Xie was so fast that it can be seen that the injury was healed to 12%, which was beyond the imagination of all predecessors.

A small injury is not a problem. The main reason is that the teachers and seniors care more about her, so they ask her to recover her injuries completely before coming back to study and work.

When Xie Wanying and Wei walked out of the PICU, they saw the scene of teachers flocking to the scene.

In fact, this incident has definitely affected more than pediatric cardiac surgery, but also affected children with pediatric organ transplants. Not only pediatric cardiac surgeons, pediatric urology colleagues, pediatric general surgery colleagues, etc. The former did heart transplants, while the latter did kidney transplants, liver transplants, and small intestine transplants.

Fortunately, the reporter group does not understand for the time being. I don’t know that most of the children waiting for organ transplants are in this place and have not run to the entrance of the PICU to cause trouble.

The hospital temporarily raised its security level and set up a threshold at the entrance and exit of the hospitalization department downstairs to prevent idle people from entering and harassing the children and their families. How much effect can such measures have? Medical staff are not very hopeful. Once public opinion goes out, it is not easy to dispel public concerns as mentioned above.

Not long after, a group of teachers were called by the hospital leaders to the administrative building for a meeting and stepped up the discussion of the next work arrangements. How to deal with the media, how to comfort the family, and how to continue normal medical work without being influenced by the outside world.

The public opinion in the whole society is noisy around this public incident.

As young doctors, people are already in decline. When teachers can’t do anything, they can’t help at all. It’s important to do their job well. Xie Wanying and others returned to the emergency room to work night shifts.

On the TV that was hanging in the waiting area to relieve the family's boredom, local TV channels broadcast the follow-up reports of the public incident.
Chapter completed!