Returning to ’90s, She Became Famous in Major Surgical Fields

  Speaking of which, Mr. Tan seems to be a bit too talkative in this conversation tonight.

  Tan Kelin never speaks more than three sentences in a row.

   "You come to Doctor Tao!"

  Tan teacher suddenly became aggressive, Xie Wanying hesitantly handed the phone to her brother.

  Tao Zhijie looked at the initial image of the patient\'s sick position displayed on the b-ultrasound machine. When he looked back at the mobile phone handed over by the little junior sister, his eyes were stunned: This is it?

   "Mr. Tan asked Senior Brother to answer the phone."

  Tao Zhijie took over the phone: "Doctor Tan."

   "Are you, Professor Zhao Huaming, going to see your grandson yourself?"

   "Impossible!" Tao Zhijie resolutely denied, "This is not a minor illness, how could it be possible for him to show it to his grandson. If he wants to see it, the department and the hospital do not allow it."

what\'s the situation! Xie Wanying was shocked when she heard the conversation between the teacher and the senior brother. Departments and hospitals are not allowed? Why is it not allowed? The law does not expressly prohibit doctors from treating their relatives and operating knives. It is not ruled out that some hospitals have similar regulations, and I am afraid that they will be complained about opening the back door?

   This question involves the future if she wants to operate on her grandfather herself.

  Tao Zhijie also had doubts in his heart: Tan Kelin asked him to answer the phone to ask this instead of asking how the patient\'s condition was.

"His teacher will call the Department of Hepatobiliary Surgery later to inquire about the situation." Tan Kelin explained that he is not his student, so don\'t ask random questions. Asking is tantamount to violating the patient\'s privacy. The student made it clear. She thought you told his grandfather to let his grandfather treat him."

what! ! Tao Zhijie turned his eyes back in surprise and landed on the face of the little junior sister. The young junior sister who has studied well is actually a stubborn one in this kind of thing.

   Xie Wanying received her brother\'s scrutiny and kept her mouth shut. Don\'t tell your grandfather\'s story before you know the situation.

   "Do you think Professor Zhao will see a doctor for his grandson?" Tao Zhijie was going to point at her.

"Yes."

"Yingying, let me tell you, it\'s impossible. Doctors don\'t treat themselves with big and small diseases, and they don\'t treat their relatives with serious diseases. This is the unanimous view of everyone in our hospital. Otherwise, serious problems will easily occur. - Listen to me. Do you understand?" Tao Zhijie told her vigorously.

   "I - I understand." Xie Wanying actually didn\'t understand, what if this doctor had the confidence to see her relatives, or if only this doctor had the technology to treat her relatives, what would she do then.

   "Is there anything you don\'t understand?" Tao Zhijie asked, seeing that she had something to ask.

"Does it mean that no one you know can see a doctor? In this case, the teacher can\'t see the student? The student can\'t see the teacher? It\'s impossible for colleagues to see each other? Can\'t see a doctor for a friend?" Xie Wanying asked A series of questions. It was completely impossible for her to think about it. Before her rebirth, she worked in the hospital, and most of the times she saw colleagues were treating their colleagues. She herself is.

"Yingying, friends are friends, teachers are teachers, students are students, colleagues are colleagues, and relatives are relatives. If they were all the same, there would be no distinction. It is impossible to write people who are not related by blood in your household registration book. So relatives It refers to the immediate family members, and it is impossible to refer to the eighteenth generation of the ancestors in general. If you do not treat your relatives with serious illnesses, it refers to serious illnesses that require major surgery and are related to life and death.”

   (end of this chapter)