The road to the rise of great doctors

Chapter 127 Cultivation
Unlike before, Liu Dong went to bed early, probably because he was too tired, and fell asleep within a few minutes after his head hit the pillow.

He didn't set the alarm clock, so he fell asleep and woke up naturally, having a dreamless night.After waking up, I looked outside and saw that it was already dawn. I picked up my phone and looked at it. I found that it was only six in the morning. This biological clock was also wrong.He didn't stay in bed, he climbed out of bed when he woke up.

The physical fatigue has been relieved a lot, and the brain is clearer. Recalling everything yesterday, Liu Dong feels that he should be able to face it more calmly and be more patient today.

He calmly washed his face, brushed his teeth, and applied oil to moisturize his skin.He walked to the kitchen and took out two original hand pancakes from the freezer, two sausages, two eggs, and two cans of yogurt from the freezer.The yogurt is placed directly on the dining table, and the others are placed on the kitchen disposal panel.Squatting down, he took out an electric baking pan from the cabinet next to the kitchen sink. While it was preheating, he cut two sausages in half and it was ready.

When he saw the preheating indicator light turn red, he picked up the eggs, opened them and spread them evenly on the hand cakes, and placed both ends of a sausage in the electric pan.Close the lid and the double-sided heating electric pan is enough to prepare this breakfast in a foolproof way.

But after a while, he opened it and turned it over. He always felt that the hand pancakes or egg pancakes cooked this way would be more evenly heated and would be more delicious.

Once one part is done, repeat the steps to make another part.Then, after it is done, leave it in without taking it out, and just turn off the power.

Eating egg pancakes with sausage and drinking yogurt, Liu Dong sat at the dining table and said lazily, "Cozy."

Randomly flipping through his phone and checking the articles in the official account, he first looked at what awards or breakthroughs the school had won, "Well, advantageous majors are advantageous majors. These awards and achievements are really a different world compared to medicine. ." Seeing that it had no relevance to medicine, he continued to turn to the next number.

This public account of imaging and anatomy does a good job. It can match each section of cross-sectional anatomy with each section of computed tomography. It also annotates the anatomical structures. It is really a magic tool for viewing films. Like and add it to favorites. .Then he looked at it again carefully, "This is a picture corresponding to the normal anatomical structure. Once you have an impression, it will be easier to identify if there are abnormalities. But the anatomical structure that has been reconstructed after surgery may not be as useful as a reference." A little more."

"But this is a good idea. In the future, I will also record the images of interesting cases and mark them out. Perhaps, they can be used to guide trainees or junior brothers or junior sisters in internships in the future. If you write case reports on special cases, this This kind of recorded information is also very precious. It’s better to prepare it in advance than to find it when things happen!”

When Liu Dong looked at these pictures, he felt a little emotional that the advancement of technology has also given wings to medicine.He still remembers that the old doctor in Corey once sighed earnestly, "It turns out that when we were studying, we didn't have our own textbooks, but only looked at simple atlases from abroad; there was no teacher, or what the teacher said was wrong. I can figure it out by myself and explore it in my clinical work; most of the time I can’t see the surgical field when I pull the hook, and I can only see a few times when I get mixed up with the assistant. You see, laparoscopic surgery, They all have a monitor, and both the surgeon and the assistant see the same thing. This is how you grow faster!"

"Moreover, imaging diagnosis technology is developing rapidly now. We just have some surgical or anatomical advantages, and when we look at the films, we can cope with them. Young people, if they work more in this area , it will grow faster.”

Yes.Liu Dong also felt that this was the opportunity given to them by the times to overtake in corners.There are too many learning materials. What to study and which one to take priority are all worries that did not exist in previous eras.However, selecting high-quality materials for learning is also a test for them.

Learning is definitely better than not learning and having no skills.Purposeful learning is definitely better than superficial taste, which is broad but not refined.In many cases, exercise often requires dozens or hundreds of readings, especially readings with thinking.Combining domestic and foreign monographs and standing on the shoulders of giants is the kingly and right way.Most medical students even say that some clinicians who are already working may not reach the heights of masters in their lifetime.

When working clinically, due to limited working time and complicated things, even if he is willing to devote his limited time to learning unlimited medical technologies, it is impossible to reach a satisfactory level in all aspects.Moreover, the work is generally simple but tiring, and the extra time you put in will not bring you tangible achievements for a while.

Therefore, ordinary doctors are often satisfied with the needs of clinical work and spend their energy on reading and understanding X-rays or computed tomography scans that cover diseases in their own departments.It goes beyond the scope of diseases in my own department, and may include contraindications such as lung infection to avoid surgical operations. I have some impressions after reading too much.

Of course, sometimes there are some progressive ideas, but most of them have difficulty persisting. The reading and understanding of X-ray films and computed tomography scans can only be maintained at a familiar level and cannot reach expertise.

You can have a basic understanding of the lesions on computed tomography scans and it is easy to grasp them by comparing them with the surrounding normal structures. However, you still need to compare the names of those structures with the textbooks and memorize them over and over before you can grasp them. .

The more difficult thing is magnetic resonance. Its imaging principle is somewhat different from others, but people who have worked hard will naturally be different from those who pretend to understand.

When Liu Dong acquired ultrasound skills, he knew how important the ability to read images is for surgeons.

Ultrasound diagnostic sonogram is the "other pair of eyes" of the doctor who performs puncture or percutaneous operation.X-ray fluoroscopy is the "another pair of eyes" for orthopedic surgeons or doctors who perform interventional surgeries.Although computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging are not real-time, it is better to see the room through a curtain than to guess what it looks like inside.

Anyone who has experienced it knows that people are very different. Sometimes, when he sees these "high-end talents" in affiliated hospitals, they may be a "[-]-[-]" benchmark.However, you must know that this is already a very good medical platform. Those who come to study, except those who are serving as department directors or are likely to be department directors, are more eager to learn, and the others are just "according to what others say".

Of course, for most simple surgeries, after having a preliminary understanding of the quality and positioning, it is enough to open the surgical field and verify it with the naked eye.This may be the reason why many doctors give up studying the films carefully and perform surgery only if there are no major problems to come up with their own answers.

However, to innovate and advance in technology, to avoid trauma to patients, and to make full use of all weapons, this all depends on personal cultivation.

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