daily drama

Chapter 1180 Do you know where you are wrong?
Los Angeles.

San Jose St. Bonaventure Hospital.

Office of the Chief of Surgery.

"Adam, did you see that?"

Dr. Glassman pointed to the TV screen and said excitedly: "This is Sean, this is what he can do.

Apart from you, who else has this kind of thinking beyond ordinary people, and can use the simple conditions to make a one-way valve to save people on the spot? "

"Good idea."

Looking at the picture, the handsome young man Sean Murphy disinfected with spirits, made a one-way valve with wine bottles and tubes to release the gas flowing out of the patient's body and prevent air from entering the patient's body, and nodded slightly.

"..."

Dr. Glassman's excitement faltered.

Yes.

In front of Adam, no matter how outstanding his performance was, it seemed normal.

"Let's go to the emergency room and wait for the ambulance to come."

Adam stood up and smiled.

"it is good."

Dr. Glassman is also eager to meet his adopted son and recommend famous teachers for him.

Emergency door.

"Dean, you are here."

Violet walked over with a smile.

"Doctor Eve Garden."

Dr. Glassman looked at Adam's latest apprentice, and looked at the confident aura of the other party, and sighed endlessly.

"You followed Adam from the east coast to the west coast. It was a wise choice."

"As long as you follow Dr. Duncan, it's the same wherever you go."

Violet smiled and said, "How is the medical center going?"

"Ugh."

Dr. Glassman sighed again: "It's not good..."

Adam also looked over.

Although he knew what had happened in the medical center recently, he also wanted to hear from the perspective of the former dean, what happened to the medical center.

"The board of directors will only shirk responsibility and be unwilling to invest too much."

Dr. Glasman said: "Now led by Dr. Shepter, the group of doctors who have received huge compensation from the hospital, together with Dr. Carter, contributed 2 million dollars.

They also found the Avery Foundation, which attracted an investment of 1.8 million US dollars. The three parties jointly invested 3.8 million US dollars to buy the medical center and form a board of doctors. "

"The Avery Foundation?"

Violet frowned and glanced at Adam.

"Good."

Adam understood what she meant, and smiled: "It's great that Meredith and the others can keep the home of the medical center, and it's even better if the Avery Foundation is willing to take over."

"Ha ha."

Violet thought about it, and couldn't help but also smiled.

She has a negative, even hostile view of the Avery Foundation because of Adam's attitude.

But she understood Adam's mind better.

With Meredith and the others in the hospital, it would be a lot of trouble, and no matter how good the hospital is, it will end sooner or later.

The Avery Foundation spent a huge amount of money to enter at this time, it is still too naive, and it will definitely regret it in the future.

"It's a pity Carter."

Adam shook his head.

"It's okay, Carter is a big dog."

Violet teased: "He doesn't care whether he loses or not."

"Too."

Adam nodded.

"Are you so disapproving of the new medical center?"

Dr. Glassman was speechless.

"Dean, are you really optimistic?"

Adam laughed and said, "Conyism and meritocracy are just a matter of one thought, and it's just a matter of lip service and lip service."

"..."

Dr. Glassman was speechless.

He felt that Adam was connoting that he was making connections with his adopted son Sean Murphy.

"Dean, you are here too."

At this time, the little Neil Melendez also came over.

"Doctor Melendez."

Dr. Glassman looked at the small man who was not tall but already very imposing, and his expression became more complicated.

Why has he cultivated for so many years, but he doesn't have a direct descendant like this, and Adam is so young, and his subordinates catch one at a time.

If he had, he wouldn't have to bother others so much.

Although Adam is the best teacher, he really doesn't have enough confidence to convince Adam to accept Sean.

It looks like a good start now, but it's only the beginning.

There is still a long way to go in the future.

Based on what he knew about Sean and Adam's temperament, there was really no guarantee that Adam would give Sean unlimited opportunities for his sake.

And if he had a direct descendant like Little Man, he would definitely entrust Sean to such a direct descendant. Not only would it be easy to speak, but he would also be able to continue to influence in the future, helping Sean to establish a good relationship with his mentor.

It's a pity that he really doesn't have a good enough direct descendant.

"I heard that a genius is coming to our surgery for an internship."

The little man smiled and said, "I'm here to take a look, Dr. Duncan, is this our apprentice or our junior?"

"we'll see."

Adam smiled noncommittally: "Here we are."

While talking, an ambulance came quickly.

"Director, a healthy eight-year-old boy was stabbed by a broken glass sign, with multiple lacerations..."

When the first responders came down and saw such a group of people, they were stunned, but they quickly explained to Adam.

"Ultrasound."

The handsome young man Sean Murphy who followed looked outside and whispered a reminder.

"Sean."

Dr. Glassman quickly introduced: "This is Dr. Adam Duncan."

"I know."

Sean glanced at it, then looked away immediately.

This is a symptom of people with autism who don't want to make eye contact with others.

"Why an ultrasound?"

Adam asked while taking over the inspection.

"Uh, ok, uh, he, uh, I..."

Sean stuttered and just couldn't come up with complete words.

"Sean, Dr. Duncan wants to know the reason for the ultrasound."

Dr. Glassman knew his adopted son well, so he quickly changed his words, and explained to Adam awkwardly: "Sean doesn't like being asked questions..."

"I noticed a slight decrease in the intensity of the EKG..."

Sean was finally able to speak normally.

"Heart rate hasn't changed."

Violet was surprised.

"The amplitude has dropped."

The little man flipped through the records and reminded.

"What are the possibilities?"

Adam asked while pushing the patient to the operating room.

"Pericardial effusion."

The little man immediately said: "Reduced cardiac output will reduce the perfusion of other organs, making them unable to work normally."

"Yes."

Sean nodded.

"Doctor Murphy, you come with me."

Adam glanced at him.

"Ok."

Sean clasped his hands horizontally in front of him, his eyes were erratic, not surprised by favor or shame.

operating room.

"The ultrasound is fine."

After doing it for the patient, Violet raised her voice.

"no no."

Sean panicked immediately. This was different from what he had expected. The autism attack caused him to walk around restlessly. Numerous related medical knowledge appeared in his mind, but all of them showed that it was a problem of pericardial effusion.

"Doctor Murphy, calm down."

In the operating room, Adam frowned and glanced at Sean who was rubbing his hands and muttering words in the disinfection room outside, and reminded: "You should go and see the results of the ultrasound examination yourself... Show him the results of the ultrasound examination."

Whether it was Violet, the little man, or other medical staff, they all looked sideways at Sean.

Isn't it funny that such a person is a surgeon?

"Repeat."

Sean walked over slowly, watched the ultrasound examination, and then beckoned to play it again.

Violet also wanted to see if this guy could do it, so she directly operated it without any further words and let him see it.

"do it again."

Sean kept talking.

Over and over again, at the third time, Sean finally smiled and pointed to the ultrasound screen: "Here!"

"I look normal."

A resident doctor kept staring at the ultrasound screen with a dazed look on his face.

"It's not normal."

Sean smiled and said, "There is a depressed deformity in the right atrium."

"No, no."

The resident doctor stared at the screen, but still found nothing.

"Yes, yes, very slightly."

Sean smiled even more happily.

"Pericardial effusion should not be present, even if present."

While performing the operation, Adam raised his voice and asked, "Dr. Murphy, what else did we miss?"

The little man couldn't help but glanced at Adam.

Adam smiled at him.

The little man understood immediately, and silently helped.

"Uh, uh..."

Sean suddenly got stuck, chanting words in a panic again, and walked around with erratic eyes.

"Come on, Sean, think about it!"

Dr. Glassman, who followed, already knew what happened.

But he could only look at his adopted son with worry and expectation.

I hope the adopted son can make a good enough impression on Adam in Adam's first round of interviews.

Time passed as Sean kept walking back and forth.

The entire operating room was silent, only Xiao En muttered various professional terms, all of which were analyzing the possibility of this situation.

But he still didn't get the final answer, as if he was stuck, he just kept walking there.

Looking at the poor little girl who was stuck, Violet wanted to remind her, but in the end she didn't say anything. She went back to the operating table silently and followed Adam for the operation.

"Oh, Sean, don't think about it."

Dr. Glassman finally couldn't help but speak out: "If you can't figure it out, you can ask Dr. Duncan.

He is the teacher I want you to let you follow. If students don't understand, they can consult the teacher. "

"Ok?"

Sean was taken aback for a moment, and then he noticed that the operation on the operating table was proceeding smoothly, and there were no alarms from various instruments when the patient's condition was in crisis: "Do you know the reason?"

"Of course I know."

Adam looked up at him: "If I don't know, this time is delayed, the patient is already dead."

Sean looked away, rubbed his hands together, and asked calmly, "Can you tell me the reason?"

"Doctor Eve Garden."

Adam withdrew his gaze, continued the operation, and called the second assistant Violet's name.

"Dr. Murphy, you forgot that this child was smashed with glass and cut the jugular vein.

There is a possibility that the shards of glass entered the bloodstream, through the jugular vein, all the way to the brachiocephalic vein, and into the superior vena cava. "

Violet already knew the cause and effect of Adam's operation, so she took advantage of the opportunity to explain it to Sean.

"Broken glass punctures the superior vena cava, blood seeps out the back of the heart, restricts diastolic ventricular dilation and blood filling, and reduces the efficiency of the heart."

Speaking of this, she used tweezers to pick up a bloody shard of glass that Adam had taken out of the patient's body in the basin, and showed it to Sean.

"It is indeed a pericardial effusion, but it is not caused by a depressed deformity in the right atrium, but by broken glass."

"Correct."

Following Violet's description in Sean's mind, he verified the whole process like a 3D dynamic picture, suddenly realized, and nodded in affirmation.

"Is this what you diagnosed?"

"It was diagnosed by Dr. Duncan."

Violet looked at the operation that was about to be completed, and reminded: "Dr. Duncan diagnosed this result from the very beginning."

"superb."

Sean looked at the empty place next to him and pursed his lips.

"You are also great."

Violet smiled and said, "At least we didn't see such a subtle depressed right atrium deformity in the first place."

"Thank you."

Sean accepts the compliment.

"It's really fun."

Violet couldn't help laughing.

"What's interesting?"

The little man glanced at her.

"This little patient is also called Adam."

Violet looked at the patient and said.

"Which one of us hasn't received a patient named Adam every month?"

The little man complained: "As Dr. Duncan said, this is a terrible way to name it."

"This is also fate."

Dr. Glassman answered, "Adam, what do you think of Sean?"

"Sean, do you like science fiction?"

Adam didn't answer, but asked while performing the operation.

"like."

Sean nodded.

"Do you know the Da Vinci robotic high-definition surgical system?"

Adam asked again: "I think one day in the future, there will be a medical cabin like that in science fiction movies.

Lie in it, scan it, and immediately find out what diseases people have.

Even if there is any genetic defect, then the robot will directly treat it. "

"It is indeed possible."

Sean nodded again, adding for the first time, "That's pretty cool."

"It's cool."

Adam smiled and said: "The question is, this kind of medical cabin, do you think it is important to operate the diagnosis and treatment system, or the robot hand that replaces the doctor?
Who is the one who really heals the sick? "

Sean looked away again, rubbed his hands, and stopped talking.

He doesn't like being asked questions.

"Let's put it that way."

Seeing this, Adam put it another way: "I have a friend, um, a former friend.

You should have heard, Dr. Greg House, I think he is a great doctor. "

"Dr. Greg House is indeed, he was once the most authoritative expert in the field of difficult and miscellaneous diseases."

Sean nodded.

"Although he is a great doctor, many people don't recognize him."

Adam pretended to say: "I think he doesn't deserve his name.

Because although he was the one who made the diagnoses, it was the surgeon who actually treated the disease and saved the life in the end.

So even if Dr. House made the most exquisite deduction, he could diagnose difficult and miscellaneous diseases that other doctors could not diagnose, and formulate a medical plan that could really save him for the patient who had been declared to death.

But the surgeon who performed the operation at the end is more worthy of the title of greatness. "

"It's wrong."

Everyone understood what Adam was doing, so they didn't speak, only to see if Sean would answer.

And as long as it is not a series of questions, Xiao En is still willing to express his views on these industry matters.

"In this case, Dr. House's diagnosis was the one that really saved the day."

"very good."

Adam nodded and smiled: "Now, do you know where you went wrong?"

(End of this chapter)