Tuesday morning, nearly nine o'clock, Binhai University Affiliated Hospital.
Lin Jie, Jian Jia, and a refined middle-aged man walked into the third-floor eting room of the annex together.
There were already quite a few people in the eting room, but they were all standing. The conference table and chairs, originally placed in the eting room, had all disappeared.
Lin Jie scanned the crowd, seeing that the doctors from the military and his students had all arrived, he said, "We will keep our eting brief, so these tables and chairs are not needed."
He paused for a mont and continued, "You know each other from work, so I won't introduce you one by one."
"Let introduce to you the gentleman beside ..."
Lin Jie pointed to the refined middle-aged man beside him and said, "This is Mr. Zhou Hongzhi, a Chinese dicine master from the Binhai Traditional Chinese dicine Family, who will also be a mber of our project team."
"He will primarily be responsible for diagnosing patients, taking their pulse, and nourishing their bodies."
"As you may know, the Zhou Family of Binhai is renowned in the Chinese dicine community in the field of tonifying the body with traditional dicine."
"Our patients generally have poorer physical conditions and need proper nourishnt."
Last night, after reviewing the dical records of forty-seven patients one by one, Lin Jie discovered an issue. Perhaps because these patients are scientific researchers who generally neglect fitness, their physical conditions are generally poor.
He had to ask the Zhou Family for help.
Mr. Zhou imdiately expressed that whatever personnel or resources were needed, they would be provided with full support.
Given that this is a long-term experintal treatnt process, patients' bodies will have ups and downs during treatnt. Lin Jie hoped the Zhou Family could dispatch soone to join the project team to provide targeted nourishnt based on the patients' physical condition at any ti.
To Lin Jie's surprise, the Zhou Family sent Mr. Zhou's eldest son, Zhou Hongzhi.
He is considered the future leader of the Zhou Family and is highly respected in the field of Chinese dicine.
Zhou Hongzhi clasped his fists and graciously said to everyone, "I am Zhou Hongzhi. It's an honor to join the dical team led by Expert Lin and work together with you all."
Lin Jie swept his gaze over the crowd and said in a deep voice, "I previously left a task for you to gather as much detailed information as possible about the patients' conditions and physical status."
"I want to know how well you have managed this."
Lin Jie casually pointed to a bald military doctor and said, "Dr. Xiang, you introduce your patient."
"Yes, Colonel Lin!"
Dr. Xiang said loudly, "I am responsible for the patients in beds thirty-seven and thirty-eight."
"Patient in bed thirty-seven, male, fifty-one years old, height 177 cm, currently weighs fifty-five kilograms, a senior nuclear technology engineer, with advanced bladder cancer."
"The patient presents with visible dark red hematuria, accompanied by frequent urination, urgency, and dysuria."
"The imaging examination indicators are..."
In the following five to six minutes, Dr. Xiang clearly introduced the various examination indicators, pathological data, treatnt plans previously received, dications taken, past dical history, etc., of the patient in bed thirty-seven.
"The above is what I have learned about the patient in bed thirty-seven."
"Patient in bed thirty-eight, male..."
"Hold on a mont!"
Lin Jie interrupted him and asked, "Do you have any improvents to suggest for the current treatnt plan of the patient in bed thirty-seven?"
Dr. Xiang paused for a mont and said, "The original attending doctor of the patient in bed thirty-seven is Dr. Tan Yong from the PLA Tumor Hospital. He is an expert in the field of urinary system tumors in China..."
Lin Jie impatiently interrupted him and asked, "I didn't ask who the original attending doctor was."
"What I am asking is if you have any improvents to suggest for the current treatnt plan for the patient in bed thirty-seven?"
Dr. Xiang's expression froze, and he loudly said, "I think the current treatnt plan for the patient in bed thirty-seven is already quite perfect. Colonel Lin, my knowledge is limited, and I can't think of any improvents!"
Hearing this, Lin Jie knew that the other party's tone still carried so agitation and coldly said, "Can't think of any? It's not because of your limited knowledge; it's because your dedication isn't enough!"
"If I rember correctly, the patient in bed thirty-seven is from Northwest Lu?"
Dr. Xiang recalled for a mont and said, "Yes, he is from Northwest Lu."
Lin Jie analyzed, "To my knowledge, the people from that region have dietary habits that are high in oil and salt, which puts a significant load on the liver and kidneys."
"And among the dications currently treating his condition, so have a strong stimulating effect on the kidneys."
"Moreover, the patient's profession is a senior nuclear technology engineer, which requires frequent wearing of protective suits."
"Because putting on and taking off protective suits is quite cumberso, the patient probably has a habit of holding urine, which is extrely unfriendly to the kidneys."
"Dr. Xiang, after the eting, conduct a detailed renal function examination for this patient. I don't want the patient's condition to improve slightly, only to have a major problem arise with the kidneys."
Hearing this, Dr. Xiang blushed and said, "Yes, Colonel Lin!"
Lin Jie continued, "The patient has issues with frequent and urgent urination, coupled with dication irritation and the negative effects of radiotherapy, how is the patient's rest condition?"
Dr. Xiang replied awkwardly, "Not very good, waking up three or four tis a night."
Lin Jie gave him a deep look and said, "Adequate sleep is key to recovering the body and spirit."
"In the implentation of the current treatnt plan, I do not see any effort in this area. Dr. Xiang, I hope you can co up with so solutions in this regard!"
"Yes, Colonel Lin!" Dr. Xiang's voice noticeably softened.
Lin Jie ignored the change in his tone and continued, "Also, increase the patient's radiotherapy dose by 1.25 tis."
He knew the crowd would have questions and further explained, "The patient works in the nuclear industry and is often exposed to trace amounts of nuclear radiation."
"The patient in their daily life must also regularly take so anti-radiation drugs and food, which has increased their body's radiation tolerance."
"From the dical records, the original dose of radiotherapy had quite a negligible effect, and this factor is likely the cause."
Zhou Hongzhi, standing beside Lin Jie, had been observing everyone's reactions.
He noticed that the military doctors, following Lin Jie's words, involuntarily nodded slightly.
Zhou Hongzhi couldn't help but secretly admire in his heart, Lin Jie's skills are truly impressive. He showcases real expertise in subtle ways, adeptly winning over these people without overtly showing off.
At this mont, Lin Jie spoke, "Ma Hongmin, please introduce the case of the patient you're responsible for."
Being suddenly called upon, Ma Hongmin responded a bit nervously, "The patient I'm responsible for... is in bed eighteen, female, forty-nine years old, working in phased array radar research..."
In the following ten minutes, Ma Hongmin detailed the patient's condition, physical status, as well as their personal and family life situation, with quite thorough detail.
For instance, coverage included the patient's hobbies and dietary preferences, frequency of marital life, and children's academic and mischievous behaviors.
After Ma Hongmin finished her introduction, Lin Jie, sowhat satisfied, said, "The introduction is fairly detailed."
"All of you should aim to understand the patient's condition at least to the extent Ma Hongmin has. Understand?"
"Yes, Colonel Lin!"
The dozen military doctors responded loudly in unison, startling Zhao Fang, Ma Hongmin, and others.
Lin Jie said slowly, "You might think my requirent is a bit redundant."
"You need to understand that the treatnt of a patient's tumor is a systematic project."
"Various radiotherapies, chemotherapy, and drug controls will damage the patient's entire immune system, significantly reducing resistance, potentially triggering so latent organic diseases."
"The more we know about the patient's condition, the more likely we are to predict possible concurrent symptoms and enable us to prepare preventive asures in advance."
After providing these pointers, Lin Jie further instructed, "The condition of the patients in bed five, eleven, sixteen, thirty-one, and forty-three should no longer be delayed."
"Starting tomorrow, undergo surgical treatnt for these five patients."
With a wave of his hand, Jian Jia, standing beside him, tapped on the tablet in his hand and said, "The schedule for surgery, surgery requirents, and personnel arrangents have been sent to each information terminal, please check."
Following Jian Jia's words, everyone began checking their tablets.
At this point, Lin Jie noticed a military doctor in his forties raised his hand and spoke, "Dr. Gao, do you have any questions? Please go ahead."
He continued to state his position, "During the eting and during discussions about patients' conditions and treatnt plans, anyone with questions can bring them up at any ti, no need for permission."
"We need to gather insights, and I cannot guarantee my decisions are always correct."
Lin Jie looked at the military doctor and encouraged, "Dr. Gao, you can begin, don't worry about anything."
"Colonel Lin..."
Dr. Gao spoke loudly, "The esophageal cancer patient in bed thirty-one is under my care."
"Because of the esophageal cancer and difficulty eating, the patient's physical condition has been quite poor. If we proceed with surgical treatnt, first, there is a concern about whether his body can withstand it."
"Second, there is a worry that post-surgery, cancer cells might tastasize."
Lin Jie explained, "His esophageal tumor has already started infiltrating surrounding tissues. If surgery is not perford to remove the main tumor, this experintal therapy would lose its significance for him."
"During the surgery, his largely excised esophagus will be reconstructed with the small intestine."
"This way, shortly after surgery, he will be able to recover most of his eating function, and his physique will markedly improve."
"As for cancer cell tastasis..."
Lin Jie moved to the front of the eting room's whiteboard and drew a simplified diagram of the patient's esophageal tumor with a whiteboard marker.
As he drew, he explained, "This is the main tumor of the patient, the part I plan to excise during surgery, about ninety-nine percent of its size, leaving a relatively complete tumor."
"anwhile, I will drop an inducer around this small tumor to encourage other cancerous cells to gather around it."
Dr. Gao frowned and asked worriedly, "Colonel Lin, with this thod of inducent concentration, can you prevent cancer cells from tastasizing to other parts of the body?"
Lin Jie candidly replied, "I can't guarantee that."
"However, this thod can effectively reduce the probability of cancer cells tastasizing to other organs."
He looked at the others and continued, "The tumor situations of the other four patients are broadly similar. Without surgery, they too would lose the chance to participate in experintal treatnt."
"The treatnt plan I provide for them is to remove the main tumor and induce the tumor cells hidden in the affected organ and its surroundings to gather at a predetermined location."
"This is currently my approach to experintal treatnt for these patients. Does anyone have any questions?"
So pondered, so frowned, so seed about to speak, but ultimately no objections were raised.
At this mont, Lin Jie was feeling anxious inside too.
He understood that once this treatnt plan was implented, it ant he could only move forward, not retreat.
Lin Jie truly hoped soone could step forward and use incontrovertible evidence to point out this plan's infeasibility.
However, after waiting for one or two minutes, no one spoke up.
Lin Jie took a deep breath and said, "I've made so adjustnts to the treatnt plans currently being executed for all patients, please check your information terminals."
"If anyone has questions..."
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