Chapter 2384: The Result Was Correct
The phone call with Second Young Master Hao temporarily didn’t connect.
Consequently, Young Master Hao turned around to ask the doctors present: "What is your medical strategy for my nephew now?"
His tone was somewhat aggressive, so the doctors understood that he was honestly anxious for his nephew. Director Li said: "The child’s condition is currently not good, and surgery needs to happen urgently. I hope you can decide for the child’s sake soon."
"Surgery? Why surgery? My nephew has always been healthy." Young Master Hao responded.
Madam Hao spoke up to her eldest son: "Listen carefully to what the doctors say."
"Mom, I am listening to the doctors. I’ve never heard of someone needing surgery after electrocution, but I know it’s needed after a car accident. When sent to the hospital after electrocution, people usually undergo defibrillation." Young Master Hao said.
It seems that not only frontline clinicians, but also ordinary citizens who have heard things know how most electrocution injuries are treated.
Mrs. Hao was taken aback by her eldest son’s words: This is the country’s top-ranked pediatric hospital, could they be deceiving them?
In fact, Director Li and Vice President Lin were not very sure about the surgery situation Cao Zhao mentioned.
"Director Cao, please explain to them again." Vice President Lin said to Cao Zhao.
Cao Zhao picked up the phone, dialing Luo Jingming to ask about the ultrasound results.
"There are signs of mitral valve regurgitation." Luo Jingming stood behind the ultrasound doctor, carefully reviewing the results and thinking, the little apprentice is indeed impressive; she predicted accurately.
Speaking of "your heart muscles," the family would surely not understand this, so Cao Zhao explained to the family: "The current findings match our doctors’ previous judgment, which is that the muscle inside the child’s heart has torn and must be repaired."
"Can electrocution cause the heart muscle to tear?" Young Master Hao appeared visibly shocked.
In comparison, Madam Hao was increasingly convinced of the doctors’ words due to her eldest son’s reaction and said to him: "Didn’t I tell you? You should carefully listen to what the doctors say."
"Mom, I said it before, Xiao Tao is my nephew, I can’t let them mess around." Young Master Hao was angry, turning to his mother, "I want to call other doctors to ask about the situation. Without clarifying, this surgery must not proceed."
"You—"
"Enough." Director Hao, sitting on the sofa, suddenly shouted, telling his wife and son to stop arguing, or he wouldn’t be able to bear it much longer.
The child’s uncle doesn’t allow the patient to undergo surgery, now what?
Doctors need to be patient. Since the upcoming explanation involves more complex technical matters. Cao Zhao took out a pen. Director Li handed over paper. Several parents, like pediatric doctors, were about to give a proper explanation to the family.
Young Master Hao suddenly turned to Xie Wanying and said, "I remember you, you appeared on TV. Were you at the scene then? Did you do anything to my nephew?"
Was this person abruptly trying to condemn the emergency doctor?
With a swish, Xie Wanying saw the two hospital leaders, except Immortal Brother, glaring at her intensely, worried about saying something wrong at this critical juncture.
Duan Sanbao, beside her, whispered: "You don’t have to speak, let Teacher Cao handle it."
If someone spoke for her, it would mean she was avoiding, implying the doctor had a guilty conscience. This result would harm the patient the most. If the patient because of her insufficient credibility died en route, it indicated her communication skills with the family were inadequate.