Practicing Medical Skills in a Small Clinic novel Chapter 724

Chapter 724: Chapter 334: Transverse Intestinal Tumor, The Doctor’s Decision (Part 3)

The tumor won’t appear again.

"It’s just a feeling! I’ve done some colonoscopies before, and it’s not uncommon to find feces in the intestine during the examination. But this patient’s situation seems very unusual to me. The tumor found indeed is quite large, but it’s growing laterally, making it impossible to block much feces in the intestine. Moreover, the blood traces found earlier were both bright red and darkened in color.

So I suspect there might be pathological segments further up."

Li Jingsheng’s medical talent gradually revealed itself.

His thinking was meticulous, his observations were detailed, and he was good at reasoning. Now, based on the slightest clues, he came up with a diagnosis different from Director Xiao’s.

"Be careful! Keep investigating!"

She agreed after listening.

This is also for the patient’s responsibility.

The patient entrusted them with the colonoscopy, an expression of trust.

Doctors often do their best.

Even those who seem to lay flat and drift, when conducting examinations, will do their utmost. At most, they’re just somewhat lazy, preferring slacking and idle moments.

When encountering dirty or tiring tasks, they’ll push them away if they can.

This doesn’t mean that the laid-back doctors are derelict during treatment.

Such doctors exist but are often quickly removed, or if they have connections, directly reassigned to administrative departments.

After all, being negligent during patient treatment can easily lead to accidents.

If something truly happens, who will take the blame?

The senior doctors aren’t that foolish, and the department directors definitely won’t take responsibility.

Reassigning people is the most ideal solution.

Li Jingsheng continued manipulating the colonoscope to explore further.

At this moment, the probe had entered the transverse colon, with dangers lurking frequently. Xiao Linlin and Nurse Tang beside him were constantly sweating bullets.

The patient’s intestinal situation was terrible, not merely due to weak peristalsis.

Li Jingsheng found when a patient has a significant pathological change in an organ, it often implies that the organ has several underlying issues.

They just haven’t caught the patient’s attention.

The preventative approach to healthcare is correct.

When the body sends out alerts, they shouldn’t be ignored but should be paid attention to, rectifying them timely.

This ensures the body continues to function smoothly.

It’s somewhat like a machine; initially, it’s just a loose screw. If ignored, when the screw falls off, the risk intensifies.

Then, it might lead to major obstacles or even a complete halt.

The same applies to humans.

Even conditions deemed most hazardous by doctors, like heart attacks or strokes, the body also sends out various distress signals before onset.

Having nearly finished examining the entire colon, yet still no issues were found.

Not even an ulcer.

"Brother, convinced this time, right? I’ve done numerous colonoscopies, and if there’s a tumor in one place, it’s rare to find another elsewhere. Unlike polyps, which grow everywhere."

Xiao Linlin watched as Li Jingsheng navigated the treacherous examination of the transverse colon.

She was deeply impressed by Li Jingsheng’s colonoscopy skills.

Almost watching Li Jingsheng grow firsthand.

The first time doing a colonoscopy, Li Jingsheng seemed quite inexperienced, yet with talent in operations.

Skillfully proficient.

However, she didn’t know that Li Jingsheng already possessed advanced insertion skills back then.

The application of insertion techniques in clinical practice is quite widespread.

Especially as minimally invasive, interventional, and endoscopic techniques rapidly developed, insertion became one of the most vital techniques beyond basic surgery.

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