Chapter 345: 338 Unfathomable Human Hearts

Because Haicheng Shi Yiyuan has only one slice CT three-dimensional reconstruction machine, it is fully booked every day; Zheng Ren cannot delay the examinations of patients during normal working hours, so he can only wait until noon.

Nothing happens all morning; this is also the general rule of the Emergency Department.

The work in the Emergency Department generally starts in the Afternoon and gradually winds down around three or four in the morning.

Around nine o'clock, Zheng Ren felt that there were more people outside than usual, a bit noisy.

Normally at this time, patients are in Silence IV drips; if there is no major resuscitation, it shouldn't be like this.

"Chang Yue, what's going on outside?" Zheng Ren asked.

"Family members of patient 3-8 have come to visit." Chang Yue replied coldly.

She should be off night shift today, but because there was a resuscitation yesterday, she has more paperwork to finish, and she still hasn't gotten off night shift.

Looking at the situation, it's still up in the air whether she can go home before noon off-duty.

The patient in 3-8 is the liver cancer patient known by Director Pan, who has returned from the examination.

Recently, since he was hospitalized, wave after wave of visitors have come to see him.

Today is one of the times with more visitors.

Zheng Ren watched the outside, bustling like a market, and shook his head.

"Chief Zheng, you might not be able to perform this surgery." Chang Yue suddenly turned around and said to Zheng Ren.

"How so?" Zheng Ren felt a bit Strange.

"The family's attitude. But this is just my personal analysis; it's not reliable."

Zheng Ren fell into thought, recalling the patient's family.

The patient is over sixty, very thin, with a somewhat dark complexion, which is the typical complexion of most liver disease patients.

His family seems to be two children, one male and one female.

Zheng Ren's face-blindness attribute made him give up trying to remember certain details of the patient's family; being able to recall male and female is already considered a deep impression.

What subtle difference could there be? Zheng Ren thought a bit, then gave up pursuing it further.

If willing, do it; if not willing, don't do it.

Being a doctor, if one rushes to treat and save people, besides some Emergency Departments, one can only say that it's a certain Tian system or a certain Jian tumor hospital with ill intentions.

At noon, two three-dimensional reconstructions need to be done; time is a bit tight.

Zheng Ren reckoned that it looked like there would be no lunch break.

At 10:45, Zheng Ren and Professor Rudolf Wagner went to the CT Shi, waiting for others to finish work so he could get on the machine right away.

Professor Rudolf didn't understand why Zheng Ren personally came to the CT Shi; in Professor Rudolf's view, being able to read CT scans already makes one a highly skilled surgeon.

After greeting the Deputy Chief of the CT Shi, everyone finished work, and Zheng Ren officially got on the machine.

Professor Rudolf muttered disapprovingly about Zheng Ren not eating lunch; but he might have been successfully brainwashed by Chang Yue, thinking this is some special spirit unique to the mainland, and precisely because of this, Zheng Ren refused to go with him to Heidelberg University.

So, even though he was very hungry and unhappy, Professor Rudolf still said nothing, sitting behind Zheng Ren and watching carefully.

Slice CT three-dimensional reconstruction, Zheng Ren has been able to master it proficiently since the first time he did it for Zheng Yunxia up to now.

Especially after performing slice CT three-dimensional reconstruction of the prostate's Capillary network, Zheng Ren's Enhancement has been tremendously great.

Going back to do slice CT three-dimensional reconstruction of the liver is truly not too simple.

Professor Rudolf initially had some dissatisfaction and confusion, but as Zheng Ren operated the system and did the reconstruction himself, his confusion turned into sudden understanding.

The prostate surgery, that's how he did it!

Aside from the proficient technique, delicate operation, and great courage in the prostate embolization surgery that Zheng Ren performed in Di Du, Professor Rudolf has always wondered how he could know so many Capillary networks like the back of his hand.

At this moment, seeing Zheng Ren perform slice CT three-dimensional reconstruction, Professor Rudolf finally had a sudden realization.

So that's how it is!

Because both are graduates of imaging studies and similarly perform Interventional surgery, Professor Rudolf Wagner has a high acceptance of slice CT three-dimensional reconstruction.

World-class standard is just different.

After only looking for a dozen minutes, Professor Rudolf could already ask a few questions.

Zheng Ren also had no hidden thoughts; whatever Professor Rudolf asked, Zheng Ren answered without reservation.

Half an hour later, Professor Rudolf could begin discussing some operational details with Zheng Ren; regarding the retrograde reconstruction of tumor-feeding blood vessels, Professor Rudolf had his own view.

Because their growth processes are completely different, their views and methods still have some differences.

Zheng Ren was nurtured by the system 'pulling up seedlings to help them grow,' while Professor Rudolf was seasoned by tens of thousands of cases.

Professor Rudolf's experience is richer; Zheng Ren's thinking and integration ability are stronger.

The two listened to each other at times and engaged in heated debate at others; Zheng Ren also gained a lot.

The slice CT three-dimensional reconstruction for the two patients was completed in one and a half hours.

Zheng Ren already had a preliminary plan for tomorrow's two surgeries in his mind.

Where the entry point is, which vessel to embolize, how to enter, how to avoid embolizing normal vessels as much as possible, how to do it—everything is clear in his mind.

This feeling is really great.

Zheng Ren suddenly thought that in Di Du, if he were to do the surgery for small nodular liver cancer, this time the speed could be a bit faster.

Doing ten surgeries a day is also not impossible.

Professor Rudolf had already forgotten about lunch and overtime; on the way back, he kept discussing with Zheng Ren some details of the slice CT three-dimensional reconstruction.

This should be Zheng Ren's first time discussing academic issues with a world-class professor; Professor Rudolf's many views are worth pondering and greatly promote Zheng Ren's level.

Returning to the ward, before even entering the door, Zheng Ren heard a noisy commotion coming from the hallway.

Medical disturbance?

Zheng Ren's heart tightened.

Being a doctor, one fears not major resuscitation but medical disturbance.

Someone actually dared to take off their clothes, sit on the hallway floor, crying and wailing, making people think the doctor had done something that provoked heaven and resentment.

However, the fact is really strange: doctors with poor medical ethics rarely run into trouble, whereas most of those who do are good-tempered and competent doctors.

One should pick soft persimmons to pinch; this principle is understood by the vast majority of people.

Zheng Renye also felt helpless.

Perhaps this is another case of bad money driving out good; and those accomplices, when they later encounter a quack's misdiagnosis, what would that be?

Although his scalp went numb, Zheng Ren still had to go handle it.

Steeling himself, Zheng Ren entered the emergency ward and suddenly saw a middle-aged man standing in the hallway cursing obscenely.

Beside him, a woman was trying to persuade him.

Just by looking at their faces, Zheng Ren had no idea who they were; but this man-and-woman combination reminded him that they must be the family of the patient in bed 3-8 for whom he had just finished the 64-slice CT three-dimensional reconstruction.

What's going on?

The male family member wasn't shouting at the doctors or nurses; he just kept complaining that the hospital wouldn't see patients, that they'd been hospitalized for two or three days without even an IV drip.

Zheng Ren felt puzzled, ignored him, and walked into the office.

Chang Yue was clacking away at the computer, writing something.