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medical center.

into the night.

The patient's daughter arrived and signed the authorization to revoke the ventilator without being a fool.

This is her mother's wish.

She also didn't think it was wrong for Adam to save her mother without knowing it.

I will give her a sedative first, which will ease her discomfort, and then the cannula can be removed.

Adam stood in front of the hospital bed, took over the authorization agreement, and glanced at them: Are you ready?

Ok.

The patient's daughter nodded with tears in her eyes.

Adam was about to inject a sedative into a patient.

wait.

The patient's daughter called a halt.

Adam stopped abruptly.

Goodbye, Mom.

The patient's daughter leaned over and kissed the patient's forehead to say goodbye.

Are you ready?

Adam had to repeat again, and after the patient's daughter nodded, he looked at her for a few seconds before injecting the sedative, then turning off the monitor and removing the intubation.

how much time is required?

The patient's daughter asked tearfully.

Wait a while.

Adam said softly.

After waiting with him for a while, Adam checked the patient's heartbeat and pulse, nodded to the patient's daughter, and announced, The time of death is 8:23.

After speaking, he left the ward.

In the corner corridor.

Christina, Liz, George, and Meredith half leaned on the push bed again, each with complicated expressions.

What's wrong with this? Was it boiled?

Adam laughed and teased.

Is it you who was almost boiled?

Christina gave him a blank look: Why, the famous Dr. Duncan is also threatened by women to sue? Your charm has failed?

hehe.

Adam smiled, did not continue the conversation, and directly changed the subject: Today did you have a flesh-eating disease operation?

It is normal for him not to be favored by the teacher too much.

after all.

He's not Leonard!

Speaking of this, I'm angry.

Christina sat up straight at once, and looked at Adam: Dr. Hearan was the resident doctor who took care of you before, but now Bailey has asked for leave because he wants to protect the pregnancy, and Dr. Hearan is also taking us. It's a disaster.

Isn't it?

Adam smiled and said, Xueni is a nice person, much easier to get along with than Dr. Bailey.

That's the problem!

Christina complained: We are intern doctors. We follow the resident doctor to learn techniques, not to play house games with her. What kind of loving treatment is simply unreasonable.

Are you having a conflict?

Adam asked curiously.

No.

Christina said with a cold face: I just don't agree with her operation plan. The patient has flesh-eating disease, and the leg infection is rapid. The correct way is to amputate the limb immediately to prevent blood infection and cause the patient's death. Get rid of all the flesh-eating bacteria first, you're risking the patient's life.

She also sent Dr. Burke to inspect it.

Meredith added quietly.

No way?

Adam looked at Christina in disbelief: You asked your boyfriend to crush Xueni? Did Xueni lose her temper?

It is already taboo to question the chief surgeon in the operating room.

Not to mention that an intern doctor called her doctor's boyfriend to question her superior doctor.

This is simply breaking the bottom line.

Any dignified chief surgeon would go mad.

Of course I went crazy.

Meredith interjected again: She yelled at Dr. Burke directly, left Dr. Burke speechless, and left the operating room.

I'm just worried about the patient's life.

Christina said stiffly.

The patient is a marathon runner. Once amputated, even if he survives, it will be very painful.

Meredith retorted: Dr. Shearan's treatment plan is correct. After consulting the patient and the patient's newlywed husband, he chose to eliminate the flesh-phagocytic cells as much as possible first, and then amputate the limb if the infection continues.

The patient might have died by then.

Christina shouted unconvinced: Isn't the first priority of our surgeons to ensure the patient's survival?

of course not.

Adam shook his head: Our first priority as a doctor is to let the patient live as much as possible while respecting the patient's choice.

The factual outcome also vindicates Dr. Sheron's choice.

Meredith laughed and said, She stood there for eight hours of surgery, and finally managed to clean up all the meat-phagocytic cells, saving the patient's life and the patient's leg, and now Dr. Christina apologizes to Dr. Heron.

This time is the luck against the sky of a small probability event, what about next time?

Christina said angrily.

The question now is not whether your treatment plan is right or wrong.

Adam reminded: Of course you can reserve your opinion, but after the superior surgeon clarifies the operation plan, you should not find someone to put pressure on the superior surgeon, let alone your boyfriend.

That means Xue Ni has a good temper.

Otherwise, if you switch to any doctor, you will definitely make a big fuss, and you and Dr. Burke will have to make a big fuss.

You should apologize.

I admit that my approach was a little impulsive.

Christina was silent for a moment, then said stubbornly, But I still think my treatment plan is correct.

No, you are wrong.

Adam shook his head and said, Do you still remember that patient who rushed to take the photo magazine of Liz female doctor, and was about to be castrated in the end, and didn't want Liz to get close?

Remember, why?

Christina was taken aback.

Who is the main knife?

Adam reminded: What nickname does he have? And why was he given that nickname? Why can't the attending doctor be respected by the subordinate doctors? Even the interns dare to refute him?

Christina was stunned for a moment.

At the beginning, the chief surgeon was Dr. Victor, an old doctor who was nicknamed Ruan Mian Mian.

The famous quote is young people like to try their luck with cancer, but at my age, they know how to do things more efficiently.

One trick is to cut it clean.

Regardless of whether your nerves are good or not, as long as you are close to the cancerous area, you can clean it up and save trouble.

But the price is that many patients who could have a certain quality of life have completely lost their quality of life, and life is worse than death.

The patient who was almost castrated, under Liz's strong request, even Dr. Bailey, who was very well-behaved, chose to obey the rules, and his anger was gone.

The do-it-yourself surgery preserved those nerves, so that the patient can still support them in the future.

Afterwards, even though he knew that the risk of recurrence was much higher than originally planned, the patient still thanked Liz and the others a thousand times.

Christina, one size fits all is indeed the most effective way.

Adam said earnestly: Your scalpel can indeed save more people, but you can't completely ignore their quality of life after surgery.

And if you choose one-size-fits-all, isn’t it also a relative change, and you want to save lives but also pay attention to the quality of the surgery, which is more difficult?

Does it mean that in the future, when you gradually develop to the point where you are not sure, you will not undergo surgery, but only accept the ones you are sure of, and pursue the false name of 100% cure?

ps: There is only this chapter at noon, and the rest will be updated in the evening, sorry! emmm, as for the 1st or 2nd update at night, it shouldn't really matter, right? After all, there probably aren’t many people reading novels tonight, so happy Christmas Eve to all the bosses who are happy in the presidential suite, don’t worry about the poor author who is still typing, I’m okay...