Healing Doctor

Chapter 548 God-level Communication Ability

"The patient was initially diagnosed with acute appendicitis and underwent surgical removal. The surgery went smoothly. As everyone knows, appendectomy is one of the simplest surgeries in clinical practice and is not very difficult."

"But after the surgery, the patient developed paraplegia."

"Parkinsonian paralysis?!" the bald host asked in surprise.

"Yes, paraplegia." Professor Shen nodded. "The consultation process was very complicated, so I won't go into details. The final diagnosis was endometriosis. The surgery and anesthesia caused early menstruation, and the ectopic endometrium caused bleeding, which compressed the nerves and led to hemiplegia. The patient later underwent surgery and recovered and was discharged from the hospital."

"Such diseases appear suddenly and cannot be explained without certain clinical experience; it is a medical accident... But I digress, let's get back to endometriosis."

"Distant metastasis of endometriosis is rare; many experienced clinicians have never seen it because it mainly occurs between the smooth muscles of the uterus. I have seen many similar patients with severe pain. Dr. Ji Xiang is right; the treatment is hysterectomy."

"If female patients who have given birth are more accepting of this treatment plan, it is difficult for very young women to accept it." Professor Shen's tone lowered as he spoke, as if he was remembering something.

"Teacher Shen, is it true that Dr. Ji Xiang said interventional surgery can treat endometriosis? I feel like according to him, interventional surgery can cure all diseases," a guest asked doubtfully.

This is also a question that others have.

"I... I don't know." Professor Shen sighed helplessly. "Interventional surgery has been developing in China for many years, but I know very little about it. Director Li and Dr. Ji Xiang from the First Affiliated Hospital are right. Not only ordinary patients and their families, but even we 'professionals' don't know much about similar surgeries."

The bald-headed host asked, "Professor Shen, do you think there's a high probability that Dr. Ji Xiang was just saying it offhand?"

"I don't think this is just a casual remark." Professor Shen became serious and said earnestly, "First of all, if it's just a casual remark that fools the patient, the illness still exists, and the depression won't be alleviated; it can only solve the problem temporarily."

Secondly…

Professor Shen was still counting on his fingers, one, two, three, four, and many guests were listening with great interest, but he stopped when he got to the second point.

"Teacher Shen?" the bald host asked, his mouth crooked.

"I don't know the specifics and details of the surgery. I'll have Dr. Li, a real expert, explain it in a future interview."

"Is there anything else?" the bald host pressed.

"What's left is curiosity." Professor Shen looked at the patient on the screen with a puzzled expression. "Communicating with patients is inherently a very difficult task, especially given the special circumstances at hand. The patient is highly emotional, and if one wrong word is said... the consequences could be unimaginable."

"Dr. Ke Jixiang hits the nail on the head with every word he says, and his description of the pain of endometriosis is so realistic that, to be honest, I don't really believe anyone can do that."

However, this happened right before my eyes, and it was recorded by Director Fan's film crew. I couldn't help but believe it.

Professor Shen's words resonated with the guests.

Ji Xiang's superb, award-winning "performance" was outstanding, and many people noticed this.

But if you think about it a little deeper, you'll find that Ji Xiang's words were terrifyingly accurate.

From tearing off his white coat and running upstairs to talking to the patient, he had very little time to think, practically no time to think at all.

But Ji Xiang seemed to have thought things through carefully, and his first words to the patient hit the nail on the head. His subsequent analysis of the patient's condition was also very accurate, leaving people in awe.

Such precision is simply unbelievable. Looking back now, the professional Professor Shen feels like he's dreaming.

If I were in Ji Xiang's position, the patient would probably already be at the funeral home.

"To be honest," Professor Shen said with a wry smile, "I even suspect that the patient was an actor hired by the show's production team."

The bald host's lips trembled a few times, as if he were cursing.

"Teacher Shen, you're joking. How could we possibly hire someone to play such a serious role?" the bald host explained with a forced grin.

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"Xiao Ji... how did he do that?" Director Liu asked, not with surprise, but with obvious confusion.

"I have absolutely no idea." Director Bai stared intently at the television. Even though the screen was paused, he remained completely absorbed, his brain working at high speed, and he could vaguely hear the roar of the turbocharger.

Such powerful communication skills only exist in legends.

Unlike the legends, no one knows what the doctors with the "god-like" communication abilities actually said to their patients, but every word Ji Xiang said to the suicidal patient was "translated" by lip-reading experts.

It sounds simple; Ji Xiang simply recounted his girlfriend's experience. Those who didn't know the story would feel sorry for Ji Xiang's tragic experience.

But Director Bai and Director Liu knew Ji Xiang's background; they knew exactly what Ji Xiang had been doing for the past six months.

So the two of them were caught in a fog.

Their exceptional surgical skills can be attributed to innate talent; Director Bai is a genius surgeon, and Director Liu's practical skills are also quite good.

Even Ji Xiang's diagnostic abilities can be explained by guessing correctly using a fortune-telling method.

but!

What they couldn't understand was why Ji Xiang could deliver an award-winning performance!

Having interacted with many patients and their families, the two can tell at a glance who is genuinely sad and who is merely putting on an act.

Ji Xiang's tears and statement just now were from the bottom of his heart; it was as if he had really experienced the tragic event of his girlfriend jumping to her death because she could not bear the torment.

After a few seconds of silence, Director Bai cautiously said, "When Xiao Ji comes back, I'll find him a psychologist."

"This...it can't be that bad," Director Liu replied in surprise.

"No," Director Bai said firmly. "What doctors should avoid is empathy. Seeing so many people die before their eyes every year, if they always try to put themselves in their shoes, they will break down very quickly."

"Xiao Ji doesn't seem like..." Director Liu stopped abruptly after saying only half of his sentence.

Doesn't seem like the fragile type?

Director Liu saw Ji Xiang crying bitterly in his mind's eye; the deep sorrow was hard to describe, but Director Liu could clearly feel it.

"If this continues, people will become useless," Director Bai said seriously.

"Do you have a psychologist you know? Don't bring in a fraudster," Director Liu said.

I'll ask about it later.

As the two continued talking, the guest's comments in the commentary room ended, and the scene continued.

Ji Xiang wiped his nose with his sleeve, his expression resolute and determined, showing no more attachment to the world, as if he were about to jump off at any moment.

(End of this chapter)