"Teacher Liu, should we call the neurosurgery doctors over?"
Xu Yino, who rushed back, asked.
"We need to call them. Let them come over to evaluate first, and I'll talk to the patient. It seems she's quite resistant to surgery, and her family isn't here." Liu Banxia said.
Xu Yino nodded and hurried over to neurosurgery.
Liu Banxia felt slightly troubled; explaining the condition to the patient is never easy. Normally, the process should involve discussing with the patient's family, not directly with the patient.
However, this patient's situation is unique. If the potential issues weren't explained earlier, the patient might have refused the CT scan.
Now the CT results are in, and the diagnosis is confirmed. How should he communicate with the patient? Will she be able to handle the truth?
This is also a critical question.
He's dealt with so many patients, and each one reacts differently to their condition.
"Doctor, how are my results?"
