Healing Doctor

Chapter 449 Consultation

Zhai Yuhan quickly went to greet him, "Boss."

"Xiao Zhai, make a call and ask the interventional radiology department to come for a consultation," Director Yang said in a deep voice.

"..." Zhai Yuhan didn't understand what the director was saying.

The patient brought medical records from the interventional cardiology department of the Shanghai Hepatobiliary Surgery Hospital, indicating that the patient had seen a doctor there.

There was nothing of value in the medical record; it was likely copied and pasted.

Zhai Yuhan understands copying and pasting, and she often does it.

Patients who copy and paste medical records either have very mild conditions, making it not worth the effort and time to write medical records, or their conditions are extremely serious, to the point that doctors do not believe there is a need to write medical records for them.

That patient belonged to the latter category.

"How annoying!" Zhai Yuhan stared at Ji Xiang, already imagining the argument he had with her boss in the director's office.

It must have been Ji Xiang's request, but what's strange is why his boss would "indulge" Ji Xiang like this.

As an intern, doesn't Ji Xiang have any self-awareness?

How could the usually strict boss be so lenient with Ji Xiang?

eccentric.

Despite thinking this, Zhai Yuhan did not hesitate at all; the memory etched into her muscles made her immediately contact the interventional radiology department.

"Interventional radiology? I'm from hepatobiliary surgery. Which professor will be consulting today?"

"I'm not a hospitalized patient," Zhai Yuhan explained.

Generally speaking, hospitalized patients who are directly referred for consultation will definitely return within 24 hours after being seen by the interventional radiology department.

Emergency care is only necessary when calling the interventional radiology department for consultation, and emergency care generally involves the treatment of bleeding and hemostasis.

There are also many connections between hepatobiliary surgery and interventional radiology, with liver cancer rupture and bleeding serving as a bridge between the two departments.

But how am I supposed to explain today's consultation to the professor in charge of the interventional radiology department?

The nurse's voice came through the phone, calling for the professor in charge.

"Xiao Zhai, what kind of patient is it?" someone answered the phone.

"Professor Sun, we're recording a program here...you know, it's very troublesome." Zhai Yuhan first stated her attitude, and then explained, "There is a patient who had his left lobe and caudate lobe of the liver removed 2 years ago, and now a 10cm tumor has grown in the right lobe."

"The patient went to the Shanghai Hepatobiliary Surgery Department first, but they didn't have any good options. The head doctor suggested that you take a look and determine if interventional surgery could be attempted."

"There's only one lobe of the liver left, and the tumor is 10cm long. What are you expecting us to do?" Professor Sun said dismissively.

"This is what my boss thinks, what do you think...?"

Zhai Yuhan was about to continue explaining when suddenly there was some noise on the other end of the phone, but the microphone was covered, and it sounded like Professor Sun was talking to someone.

"Xiao Zhai, wait a moment, we're coming right away."

Zhai Yuhan breathed a sigh of relief. She had finally fulfilled her boss's "unreasonable request." Thank goodness.

Zhai Yuhan was silently told by her boss's gloomy face how angry he would be if she couldn't find a consultation.

hateful!

Zhai Yuhan clenched her fist, as if she was about to smash it into Ji Xiang's face at any moment.

Why can't they just ask for a proper medical history? They insist on saying that the patient is a candidate for surgery, or even interventional surgery.

Do you even know what interventional surgery is?!

Back in his office, the air in the doctor's office had frozen solid. Director Yang's smile was gone; he sat in his seat, seemingly lost in thought.

The cameras were still recording, and Director Fan directed the second group of cameramen to another corner, seemingly preparing to capture the upcoming storm from every angle.

"Another despicable person," Zhai Yuhan thought with disgust, muttering a few words to herself before walking over to Director Yang.

"Boss, the interventional radiology department is on their way."

"Hmm," Director Yang squeezed out a sound from his nose.

"The film crew is still shooting," Zhai Yuhan whispered a reminder.

But this time, Director Yang remained silent, like a statue.

Even Zhai Yuhan became extremely cautious, as she could already hear the roar of the storm coming from not far away.

……

In the commentary room, as Director Yang remained silent, the atmosphere finally eased a little over time.

The bald host asked, "Professor Shen, you guys are so serious when you do ward rounds."

"Yes, even though I wasn't there, I was still scared." One guest covered his chest with his hand, looking lingeringly frightened.

"I feel like I can't breathe just looking at the screen, Ms. Shen. I think Director Yang looks very angry."

Professor Shen sighed; he found the situation quite troublesome.

Not for any other reason than that Ji Xiang, unaware of the gravity of the situation, directly exercised the authority of at least a professor in charge of a research group. Even ordinary professors in charge of research groups don't speak to the director like that; no one dares to directly challenge the director's authority in professional matters.

It was only because the film crew was there; otherwise, Professor Shen had no doubt that Director Yang would have given Ji Xiang a severe dressing-down, saying the most nasty things imaginable.

They might even verbally abuse Ji Xiang to the point of causing him psychological trauma or making him cry uncontrollably.

I've been through this myself before.

All hospitals in the world are the same.

"Professor Shen, a consultation means that the heads of other departments come to help see the patient, right?" The bald host immediately tried to liven up the atmosphere when Professor Shen didn't speak.

If one topic doesn't work, try another.

Professor Shen steadied himself, stopped thinking about anything else, and began to explain the hospital's consultation system.

"A consultation refers to... generally, each department has a professor specifically responsible for consultations every day," Professor Shen said after explaining the tedious details. "This is not an emergency consultation, and the patient is not an inpatient, so this kind of consultation is not formal."

Professor Shen expressed his attitude in his words.

"Then why did they come?" one of the guests asked.

"Director Yang just asked General Manager Zhai to make a call, and I think it's probably because the film crew is there," Professor Shen explained.

He didn't go into too much detail; some things are simply impossible to explain in detail.

As time went by, the guests in the commentary room started chatting casually, and as guests, it was their duty to liven up the atmosphere.

Otherwise, are we supposed to just stand there silently facing each other? That would be too awkward.

"The hospital is so much more professional and serious than other places, it makes me nervous," said a guest who has been watching the show for three seasons. "Director Yang's expression is off, I feel like he's about to lose his temper."

The bald host continued the conversation, guiding the discussion and reminiscing about anecdotes from the previous season.

The atmosphere in the review room relaxed considerably, with people chatting and laughing.

Suddenly, the camera panned rapidly, revealing a row of figures outside the doctor's office.

A dozen or so doctors, dressed in white coats, were led by a middle-aged doctor in his fifties. He served as the spearhead, and the entire group seemed like a sharp arrow piercing through people's hearts.

An immense pressure pierced through the screen and rushed towards me.

(End of this chapter)