When the feeling hit, Chen Cang was honestly stunned!
What exactly is going on?
Could it be that the other party really made a misdiagnosis?
With this thought in mind, Chen Cang silently followed along.
The patient was a Caucasian woman who ca for treatnt due to a "severe headache, nausea, and vomiting for one week."
A week ago, without any obvious cause, severe headaches, nausea, and vomiting appeared 2-3 tis a day, without dizziness, visual vertigo, or tinnitus, without syncope or paralysis.
At this ti, the patient’s blood pressure was 134/79 mmHg.
The physical examination showed clear consciousness, appropriate responses. Pupils were equal in size and round, approximately 0.3 cm, with light reflexes present.
The neck was soft, without resistance, and no abnormalities were found in the examination of the heart, lungs, or abdon.
Muscle strength and muscle tone of the limbs were normal, and no pathological signs were elicited.
Most crucially, an urgent CT scan revealed no obvious abnormalities.
Clearly, this had beco a difficult case.
When Morris diagnosed it as "headache to be investigated," he even suspected it might be BPPV.
But a glimr of sothing unusual flashed in Chen Cang’s eyes; he noticed the patient’s eyes were red!
Exactly!
Before, Chen Cang only noticed red areas in the patient’s lesion regions during surgery.
But now...
Chen Cang suddenly discovered that he could see a faint red glow in the patient’s eyes.
Thinking of this, Chen Cang reminded, "It could be an ophthalmic disease."
This statent made Morris pause, and he suddenly realized sothing, his face changing instantly.
He imdiately called for an ophthalmology consultation!
Morris glanced at Chen Cang, his gaze full of wariness.
Because Chen Cang was far less familiar with the patient than himself.
But!
The other party was able to pinpoint ophthalmic disease directly.
Could it be true?
Soon, the consulting doctors provided an answer!
The results showed: "Acute angle-closure glaucoma!"
When this diagnosis was announced, Morris stood frozen.
More than the peculiar nature of the disease, he was shocked at how Chen Cang saw through it all at a glance!
It’s truly astounding!
What depth of understanding must one have about diseases?
It should be known that ergencies are very complex.
No one can understand everything.
Most people can only master so common diseases.
But for an intensely specialized field like ophthalmology, generally, ergency doctors would not!
But Chen Cang did!?
Similarly, the expert review panel observing and evaluating this case began to study it imdiately.
When Hecaxide saw Chen Cang pinpointing the crux of the issue with one glance, he excitedly pounded the table, saying:
"Truly an incredible genius!"
"Without sufficient knowledge, abundant clinical experience, adequate theoretical skills, and deep dialectical thinking, it would be impossible to reach this conclusion!"
Beside him, a young man couldn’t help but ask, "Teacher... did you guess it?"
Hecaxide smiled wryly: "You overestimate your teacher!"
"This Chen Cang, truly remarkable!"
For a mont, the expert review panel fell into silence.
...
anwhile, Chinese viewers watching the live broadcast on television beca excited!
Each one couldn’t help but exclaim in excitent:
"Professor Chen is aweso!"
"Professor Chen is mighty!"
...
Be aware, Professor Chen just glanced from afar and knew the other party was wrong!
What kind of capability is this?
It can be said!
This global ergency skill competition made the global audience realize the formidable nature of the Chinese ergency dical team!
The doctor nad Chen Cang seed to make any disease unable to hide in his presence.
The existence of Chen Cang also greatly inspired more and more ordinary people.
Confidence is needed in the dical field!
A nation also needs confidence!
Chen Cang happened to be in such an era, shouldering the determination and hope of Chinese dicine!
He also beca a heroic symbol in the Chinese dical industry!
...
...
After this Caucasian woman was diagnosed, she was quickly admitted to the hospital.
Before leaving, she gratefully thanked Chen Cang.
Initially, Chen Cang thought this matter might end there.
But!
Soon, another problem arose.
Because acute angle-closure glaucoma clearly cannot be fully treated with dication alone.
Therefore, surgery needed to be promptly resolved.
At this ti, the patient had already been sent to the operating table.
The local hospital’s ophthalmologists were ready to start surgery on the patient.
However, halfway through the surgery, due to the patient’s unique situation, an urgent reduction in intraocular pressure and a combined trabeculectomy plus iridectomy and other comprehensive treatnts were needed.
This sudden discovery significantly increased the difficulty of the surgery!
This put the local hospital ophthalmologists in a predicant.
What should be done?
Continuing would certainly not solve the issue.
But... if transferred, where to send the patient?
Invite experts?
Is there enough ti?
By this ti, the patient’s eye had already been opened; the surgery had to be completed as quickly as possible.
It must be known that acute angle-closure glaucoma also has many peculiarities and is classified as a critical condition!
The treatnt situation in the short term is crucial for the prognosis of the patient’s disease!
For a mont, the surgeons began to feel tense!
What to do?
The ophthalmology director, a black woman in her fifties, said: "Call the Dean, request for expert consultation!"
"The consultation won’t be in ti!"
"What if it’s not in ti? Transferring now takes even longer!"
...
For a mont, everyone in the operating room fell silent!
At this mont, soone suddenly said:
"Isn’t there external aid in the ergency? According to the Dean’s arrangent, we can request assistance from the ergency departnt."
The ophthalmology director heard this, her eyes first brightened, then she quickly sighed!
After all, if the ophthalmology departnt itself couldn’t solve the problem, could the ergency departnt?
This was evidently sowhat far-fetched.
However...
It seed to be a possibility; at least, it was worth a try.
Thinking of this, the ophthalmology director said to the head nurse: "Head nurse, call the ergency departnt and see if there’s a doctor skilled in ophthalmic surgery! Request an urgent ophthalmic consultation!"
The head nurse nodded hastily!
She got up and ran to make the call.
At this ti, the ergency departnt was busy.
As soon as the phone rang, a young nurse hurriedly ran into the office and asked:
"The ophthalmic surgery room needs an urgent consultation, requiring a doctor skilled in combined trabeculectomy plus iridectomy and other comprehensive ophthalmic surgeries. Is there anyone who can do it?"
Accompanied by the urgent voice, everyone fell silent!
Likewise, the viewers in front of the TV couldn’t help but be moved.
dicine, perhaps, is this real.
It is also so helpless!
At this mont, how they hoped soone could step forward!
At this mont, suddenly a familiar voice rose.
"I can!"
Everyone looked towards the voice and found it was a black-haired man, his na was Chen Cang!
...
ps: Recently, I’ve co to understand that I shouldn’t be entangled with new books and should finish the old ones properly. Sorry, I was too hasty.
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