final diagnosis

I have to admit that I like the wonderful experience of ordering books online and delivering them on the same day or the next day. This speed is very good. Luo Ji's book is like this, so I still like it. The following is an excerpt from the book:

If you can come here, I can't promise you anything, and I really want to tell you that you can be free and show your strength, but the reality is probably that you should be prepared and fight with whatever you want. You will encounter opposition, stubborn conservative forces, political skills and dissatisfaction. Some problems even I can't help. You must fight alone.

The extraordinary thing about the human body is not that it can kill our diseases, but that even with various diseases, we can still live safely now.

There is only one real problem in medicine, which was and will be in the future, and that is the problem of maintaining individual life.

In pathology, it's good to remind yourself that you're not just dealing with a small piece of human tissue. Remind yourself that every diagnosis is a matter of life and death, which is related to the patient's condition. Remembering this fact can keep you awake and cautious at all times, and let you know not to let personal feelings affect your diagnosis.

Women are usually more determined mentally and emotionally than men, and the so-called external masculinity sometimes just covers up the inner weakness on the surface.

Does she really understand her feelings at present? Sometimes you are really confused. You go in the right direction. Then, you don't know if others will misunderstand you and guess what you haven't even thought about. No matter what happens, how can we really know what is the best method and when is the most suitable time?

These book excerpts are just small fragments in the book. If you just look at these paragraphs, it may be a bit abrupt. There is no complete situation, and I don't know under what circumstances these words were said, so the novel feels even more like this.

This is a novel about the medical industry. After reading it, there is always a real feeling. This big story happened in Sanjian Hospital. The prominent figures are mainly Kent O 'Donnell, surgeon and chairman of the hospital board, and Joe Pearson, director of pathology.

Sanjian Hospital used to be an enterprising and advancing hospital, ranking among the best in the United States, but it gradually declined in complacency and laziness. O 'Donnell has been pushing this reform since he took up his post in this hospital. After several years, remarkable results have been achieved. Sometimes the stubborn forces are too strong and need to be handled smoothly in many ways.

Joe Pearson is an old doctor who has been working for 32 years. He has made many contributions in this hospital. He is an authoritative expert on medical skills. He established a blood bank for the hospital, set up a pathological organization committee, and is also studying the occurrence and development of thyroid cancer. Unfortunately, he began to stop trying anything new and began to rely on experience to be satisfied with his honor.

Pathology department is the place where diagnosis results are made, and it is also responsible for autopsy. Although their work can not deal with patients directly, there are still many things to deal with every day. With the development and expansion of the hospital, there are few pathologists, but Pearson refused to recruit new pathologists to protect his position.

Later, at O 'Donnell's insistence, Dr. David Coleman was hired. At first, Dr. Coleman and Pearson had many different views. Coleman, a young doctor, hoped to reform the pathology department and introduce many new things, but Pearson prevented many new ideas.

When examining the pathologist's pregnant wife, Pearson insisted on his usual practice and didn't want anyone to break his authority and didn't do the key examination. Later, the premature baby developed symptoms and missed the best opportunity for surgery. Later, even if he wanted to, he couldn't. This major mistake ruined Pearson's long-established medical ethics.

Another time, the pathology department was supposed to check the hospital staff to prevent virus infection, but they didn't do this check. Later, it was found that the virus was found on the staff of the hospital, and the hospital was almost closed. But in this remedy, Pearson showed his professional and responsible attitude and changed many of his views through the perspective of Dr. Coleman.

Pearson resigned voluntarily. He said to his successor Coleman, "Don't go my old way! Lock yourself in the cupboard if you can't help it! If you really have no choice, just put your mobile phone and files aside! Read, learn and listen, keep pace with the times! Then they will never touch you again and never say to you,' He's finished, eliminated and out of date.' "

Of course, there have also been some love stories in this hospital, the most embarrassing of which is the story of doctor Mike Saidens and intern nurse Andrew West. They fell in love at first sight and hoped to get married after meeting several times. Sedens just wanted to have fun, but she was really fascinated by Andrew West and insisted on marrying her. It's just that the plot development is always calm. A little pain in Vivian's left knee was actually diagnosed as a malignant tumor and needed amputation.

Before amputation, they all thought they could face this terrible fact and accept the coming life. Vivian told Saidens the day after the amputation that both of them needed to think clearly for their subsequent development. Vivian doesn't want Saidens to be so determined, because she sympathizes with her and wants him to think about whether her life without a leg is really acceptable. So, give each other five days to think clearly.

Five days is too long for Vivian. She regretted her decision and hoped that Saidens would come to her. Later, she repeatedly restrained herself from calling Saidens. When Saidens came to Vivian on the sixth day, it was the news of breaking up. He admitted that he might not be able to face this fact well in his later life, so this love ended. What is left for Vivian, a girl of 19 years old, is a broken body and a broken heart.

Hey, hey, there is still progress. Maybe this story is not very clear. I started trying, hoping for better and better.