Merchant and doctor

Chapter 1875 Medical Practice Guidelines
Traditional Chinese medicine often employs unique methods to treat complex external injuries, with significant differences in specific practices between different schools and sects. Later, as the education of traditional Chinese medicine in academia improved, some special treatment methods were gradually lost for various reasons. The treatment of external injuries has become more or less Westernized, with disinfection, sterilization, debridement, suturing, etc., becoming increasingly standardized.

Unlike his colleagues in the industry, Bian Mu has always devoted himself to studying traditional methods of treating external injuries and striving to explore the essence of traditional therapies. In this regard, Bian Mu has written millions of words of work notes. Looking back, Bian Mu has put in a lot of hard work.

At the same time, Bian Mu has never rejected the most cutting-edge and scientific new TCM medical theories and the latest Western medical discoveries. He tries his best to closely link the two and make them belong to his own unique "digital medicine" medical system. Bian Mu has devoted a lot of effort to this.

Now that he has gradually achieved success and fame, Bian Mu could easily rest on his laurels and maintain a good working relationship with his colleagues in the industry, similar to that of Cen Songxue and Nie Yixiong. Everyone would be happy and he could make money in a harmonious atmosphere.

Bian Mu had his doubts, but in the end he insisted on taking medical ethics as the foundation and medical skills as the core, improving every day. Right is right, wrong is wrong, black is black, and white is white. No matter how much he tried to be accommodating, he always had to adhere to the most basic principle of right and wrong, black and white in his medical practice.

In Bian Mu's view, Dean Chen Yurong was actually quite tactful and did things in a way similar to Qian Xiaotong. To be honest, there were times when he couldn't stand the things Dean Chen did.

Back when they worked together at the People's Hospital of Lishi County in their hometown, Dean Chen gave Bian Mu several opportunities to climb the corporate ladder, whether openly or secretly. At that time, Bian Mu was young and full of vigor, and he disdained to take the path of promotion. He didn't take Dean Chen's suggestions seriously, and sometimes he even rejected them directly to his face.

Vice Dean Chen was so angry that he cursed Bian Mu behind his back, calling him a complete idiot.

The past is like smoke, and it's all in the past now. Dean Chen was transferred to the 7th Municipal Hospital as the head as he wished. In less than a year, he managed the hospital and its affairs in an orderly manner. In particular, his senior colleague Mu Shiye was successfully transferred to the 7th Municipal Hospital and took charge on her own. She brought a flood of clients to the hospital, and the industry often heard praise for Dean Chen's skillful use of personnel.

To be honest, Bian Mu was also happy for Dean Chen.

This time, as long as Bian Mu puts in a little effort, occasionally making a round of visits to the inpatient department of the Seventh Hospital to provide timely guidance to the medical staff on the careful use of medication, the treatment period will only be extended slightly, which is not a big deal. As long as Bian Mu doesn't say anything, who would be able to see through the trick?!

Medical malpractice is out of the question.

however……

After much hesitation, Bian Mu decided to discuss it with Dean Chen. Of course, he also wanted to take this opportunity to test Chen Yurong and see what level her medical ethics were at. If Dean Chen was still as smooth and shrewd as before, he, Bian Mu, would really have to seriously consider how to deal with her in the future!
Bian Mu still hopes that he can have some principles in his medical practice and personal conduct.

Fortunately, at this critical moment, Dean Chen still insisted on putting patients first and prioritizing their interests. He promptly and kindly communicated with the female doctor on duty. Fortunately, the female doctor immediately realized that there was still a lot of room for improvement in her medical skills. She also clearly expressed her intention to learn from Bian Mu and work hard to improve her actual medical skills so that she could become as capable as Bian Mu as soon as possible.

As she cleaned the contaminated areas inside the wound, Bian Mu felt much more relieved. Finally seeing bright red blood, Bian Mu breathed a sigh of relief. Perhaps for the sake of learning, the female doctor from the 7th Hospital changed into her own white coat, put on a mask and gloves, and assisted Bian Mu.

Everyone then saw Bian Mu bring over a piece of medicinal incense.

“It’s hollow inside. We can pour the ‘detoxifying ointment’ into it from this end. I had a friend process these small balls for me. It’s a secondary pressure device. You can pinch this end, yes, and squeeze it gently. With this change in internal and external pressure, it will be much easier for me to pour it in.” As he spoke, Bian Mu used a special infuser to slowly inject some of the “detoxifying ointment” into the medicinal fragrance.

The female doctor, who was assisting her, couldn't help but admire Bian Mu's many ideas for using medicine. No wonder he had already been promoted to the level of head of the National Medical Hall at such a young age.

Then, everyone watched as Bian Mu broke the prepared medicine into several pieces of varying lengths according to the depth of the wound, held them with hemostats, and applied the medicine to the boy piece by piece.

At this moment, Dean Chen finally realized what was happening.

"No anesthesia was used, yet the young man didn't seem to be in much pain. Does that mean the powder used to burn him contained anesthetic?" Dean Chen couldn't help but interject.

"Hehe... You're really something! The powder does contain some sedative ingredients, but it's not an anesthetic, and strictly speaking, it's not a sedative either. To be precise, it's a tranquilizer. It's made in my hometown using an old friend's traditional method. When it comes into contact with fire, it exerts its tranquilizing effect. Objectively speaking, it's equivalent to giving the young man an anesthetic." Bian Mu explained briefly while applying the medicine.

"That's amazing! It's something we've never heard of before. It seems my understanding of traditional Chinese medicine and traditional Chinese pharmacology is probably less than that of a third-grade elementary school student!" The female doctor suddenly became very modest.

"Hey! You're joking. Everyone has their strengths! Speaking of which, I'm quite envious of you. Putting everything else aside, in terms of clinical experience, I can't compare to you. When I first came to the city, I actually wanted to work at a top-tier hospital for a year or two to get more exposure to clinical cases, especially the more complex and difficult ones. Unfortunately, my education wasn't high enough, and my network was very limited, so I never dared to even think about it. In the end, I got into a private hospital through a classmate's connections." Bian Mu quickly said a few polite words.

Amidst laughter and conversation, Bian Mu had already applied the medicine, leaving the rest to Dr. Gong.

Since Dean Chen had come all this way, Bian Mu naturally had to accompany her on a tour of the building. So, the group went downstairs and looked around. Not long after, the college student's mother glanced at Bian Mu several times, her eyes flashing with a hesitant expression.

Sensing that the boy's mother had something to discuss with him, Bian Mu made up an excuse and asked Nurse Ye to accompany Dean Chen and others to Old Liang's place for a chat. Bian Mu deliberately lagged behind and seized the opportunity to call the boy's mother aside and ask her a few questions.

Seeing that there were no other people around, the boy's mother bluntly asked if their family had encountered a medical malpractice incident!