NBA: The best team doctor in history

Chapter 156: Doctor Bai Ye is just the king of theory

This made Paul Allen smile:
"Doctor, why did you suddenly change your mind?"

"I admit that I am not good at medicine!"

He is not a fool, and he finally discovered the clue.

It’s not that Jiang Ming had performed surgery on Blake in his own hospital and had good experience.

But he knew who this uncle wearing a mask and a plain jacket was!

Just now, while he was listening attentively, he heard Jiang Ming and Bert, who were engrossed in their conversation, saying words like Mr. Paul and boss.

Then he wondered, is this their boss?

Jiang Ming’s boss?

Isn't that the boss of the Trail Blazers?

The little hand searches on the computer.

hiss!
What Jobs!?
Everyone has to call Paul Allen "Big Brother"!
This is the real big brother!
The richest man in the world showed up in his office at such an old age for a consultation!
This is the boss of all the Trail Blazers!

Big brother!
Moreover, Jiang Ming's professional analysis of the MRI images also proved that he understood it and he really understood this malignant tumor!

After hearing what he said, he felt that there was a real possibility of cure. After all, he only knew about the samples from his own hospital, and he was not from the oncology department, he only studied imaging.

So there was nothing wrong with what he did in licking just now, because the three people in his office are all big shots!
If you want to eat and drink well in Portland in the future, you have to "flatter" these three people.

Bert saw his old friend laughing, and hurried out to say:
"It's fine if it can be cured. It's fine if it can be cured."

Paul Allen's expression was finally no longer dazed. With the idea of ​​getting good treatment and recovering soon, he was finally as impatient as a normal patient:

"Should I take medication first?"

But at this time Bert came up and asked:
"Paul, are you going to choose Jiang Ming for the surgery?"

This can also be considered a reminder, because he is the second-in-command of Microsoft, and it is not an exaggeration for the dean of Mayo Clinic to come and perform the surgery on him personally.

It’s not that I don’t trust Jiang Ming, but this is too much pressure on Jiang Ming.

It doesn't mean that the regular season will start tomorrow. Jiang Ming must follow the team.
Compared with the illness of his boss and old friend, the team is nothing. The team can only be regarded as an ant among Paul's many investments, and the team doctors' tasks after the start of the game are not heavy.

He was even more worried that the genius doctor Jiang Ming would feel upset. After all, what if he didn't choose Jiang Ming after Paul asked so many questions?

With such active questioning now, Dr. Jiang Ming would definitely think that he was the one to perform the surgery. After all, Paul Allen usually wouldn't talk so much to his subordinates.

But what if Paul chooses another team for surgery after returning to Microsoft?

This possibility is still very high. Jiang Ming is not the only genius in the world. There is always a mountain higher than the one you climb, and Microsoft can easily find these mountains.

What will Bill Gates advise the top white medical team to do then?

Would a doctor as ambitious as Jiang Ming have an upset?

What if he leaves the Trail Blazers in anger? He is no longer the Rockets' team doctor. If he leaves the Trail Blazers, a lot of teams will be vying for him.

So for the sake of both parties and to avoid unnecessary trouble later, Bert asked this question first.

The radiologist also looked at Paul. Yes, do you want Jiang Ming to undergo the surgery?
To be honest, in the past, it would have been impossible for a person of this level to let an NBA team doctor perform this kind of surgical tumor operation. It would have been a fantasy.

As a result, Paul Allen rolled his eyes at Bert and said:

"Isn't that nonsense? All the doctors over there didn't notice my condition, but he did. He has to do it anyway. I trust him!"

"OK, that's fine."

Bert breathed a sigh of relief. This was the best option. It felt like the best thing to do.

It is true when you think about it. Paul's condition has obviously not been going on for just one or two days. Jiang Ming was called to a meeting by accident and discovered it.

Regardless of whether it was the assistant who went to find Jiang Ming first, as long as Jiang Ming talked to Paul at close range and then made a diagnosis, he would definitely be able to discover it.

So it is true that the medical department maintained by Microsoft is full of people who are just there to do nothing. They are no better than the athlete team doctors who are not professionals in this field.

Jiang Ming's expression didn't change much, and he answered Paul's question first:

"Don't take medicine yet, just stay positive and eat healthier.
Such as eating high-quality proteins such as fish, eggs, soybeans, and eat more fresh vegetables.

Once the heavy metal drugs mentioned by the old man are taken, I don’t know if the tumor can be eliminated, but I will only be half dead anyway.”

For Jiang Ming, it doesn’t matter whether Paul chooses him or not, because he is confident and has nothing to worry about. His professionalism is still acceptable after communicating with the old lady.

Now it is fully used.

The doctor also said quickly:

"Yes, the side effects of the drugs I mentioned are very serious. They can cause all your hair to fall out. However, we usually don't tell patients this. Some people just want to feel the effects of the treatment, regardless of the side effects."

When Paul Allen heard this, he nodded quickly and decided to follow the doctor's advice and not use any medicine for the time being.

But Jiang Ming immediately said to the radiologist:

"Can your hospital arrange for a needle biopsy?"

"Sure, Director Jiang." The doctor also started calling him Director Jiang Ming.

"Okay, I'll arrange a puncture biopsy to see if it's malignant. Then I'll prescribe some Chinese medicine for auxiliary treatment. Chinese medicine can still be used."

"OK, I'll arrange it right away."

The doctor now understood what Jiang Ming meant and couldn't help but applaud Jiang Ming.

This young-looking guy is probably as good as those oncologists.

The purpose of puncture biopsy sampling is to perform pathological testing on lung cancer. Generally speaking, it is not necessary because surgery is required whether the cancer is benign or malignant, and the difference can be seen naturally during the surgery.

However, if the pathology confirms that it is malignant, comprehensive individualized treatment should be given according to the specific nature of the malignancy and the overall staging. Therefore, at this time, it is a very good method to first take samples through puncture biopsy for pathological testing.

I didn’t expect Jiang Ming even knew this.

After saying this, Jiang Ming put the various test results in a bag and told Paul that he could go back and rest first.

Next, just wait for the hospital to arrange a puncture biopsy sample.

Paul nodded. Indeed, he was exhausted now.

"Thank you for your help. Don't tell anyone about this. Just pretend we never entered your office."

Before Bert left, he stuffed a few large bills into the radiologist's pocket. Of course, he could see that the guy recognized Paul, so he asked him to keep his mouth shut.

If the information gets leaked, a bunch of famous doctors who specialize in lung cancer treatment from all over the world will come forward.

"Okay, got it!"

The doctor thought to himself that I wouldn't dare to say anything if you didn't remind me. Matters concerning such important people cannot be discussed or spread casually.

The assistant and secretary who had been waiting outside for a long time quickly stood up and asked them when they saw the three people finally come out of the imaging department.

Paul Allen also said to the female assistant:

"Get me a room nearby. I'll stay in Portland for the next few days to get treatment." "Okay!"

The secretary also nodded to Jiang Ming and Bert. It seemed that they didn't need to ask any more questions. It was clear that after the diagnosis, Paul decided to accept Jiang Ming's treatment obediently.

That’s OK!
They are afraid that the boss will give up and refuse to listen and seek treatment, and they don't want to see such a situation. After all, Paul Allen supports a lot of people, and no one wants to see this boss with good character and generous pay meet with a major change.

Jiang Mingdao:
"You can send the boss back to rest first. I will stay here to prepare for the puncture biopsy. I feel more at ease when I can do it myself."

"Okay, then thank Dr. Jiang!"

"Thanks for your hard work!"

How could Paul Allen, who always stayed in a suite at the hotel, sleep?

Knowing that he had this disease, he tossed and turned in bed, thinking about all kinds of things in his mind.

At his level, he is too suspicious.

Although he had chosen Jiang Ming to perform the surgery on him, he couldn't completely entrust his life to this young man.

Moreover, Jiang Ming's appearance is too deceptive. Who can believe that he is an omnipotent miracle doctor?

So he decided to tell another person about his illness.

He is also the person who can answer the question that he wants most in his mind right now.

That was the female doctor who first discovered in Neon that he might have a problem with his lungs. She was the one who discovered his own problem earlier than Jiang Ming.

Of course, it can also be said that meeting me earlier allowed her to "get there first".

Thinking of this, he asked his assistant to find her cell phone number and talk to her about the situation at that time to see if there was any discrepancy with what Jiang Ming had just said.

The assistant quickly got the phone number of Yukimura Byakuya through an acquaintance at the hospital in Tokyo, and asked her indirectly how she guessed that Paul had lung problems based on his fever.

A silly and cute voice came from the other end of the phone:

"I discovered it through subtle changes in his body temperature and his reaction to the medication."

If Jiang Ming knew, he would definitely say:
"What the hell? That's amazing! He was able to see the source of the disease just by the intelligence."

The assistant continued to ask what the boss had just told her to ask:
"Do you think it could be lung cancer?"

"It is very likely that an MRI will be able to tell whether there is a tumor inside, because..." The female doctor opposite was obviously very strong in theory, and she used a lot of professional terms that the assistant and Paul, who was listening to the speakerphone nearby, could not understand.

From this perspective, Jiang is obviously more professional.

Because Jiang Ming only explained the key points to Paul and his assistants, the professional terms were explained in a colloquial way.

The fact that he could have a professional conversation with the radiologist showed that he was very good at communicating with patients, which also requires experience.

After waiting for Xuecun Baiye to finish speaking, the assistant asked the next question directly:

"Doctor Bai Ye, if you were to treat this disease, what would you do?"

The voice with a baby voice and a bit of mechanical and wooden tone came again:

"Surgery is the first choice and main method for treating lung cancer. It is suitable for all patients with early-stage and middle-stage lung cancer, as well as a small number of patients with late-stage non-small cell lung cancer."

"Do you know the success rate of the operation?"

“肺癌患者术后5年生存率为30%~44%，手术治疗的死亡率1%~2%。早期肺癌手术治疗通常能达到治愈效果。”不得不说这个雪村白夜医生专业性就离谱，这种数据都能立马说出来。

If you are looking for information, it is impossible to do it in seconds, right?

Jiang Ming and 99% of doctors cannot do this, because doctors are responsible for the accurate data they say.

Generally, doctors answer such questions from patients with vague words such as "should, almost, most, okay, a little less".

"Can I ask the name of this operation?" The assistant took out a pen and prepared to write it down.

"Lobectomy combined with systematic lymph node dissection is currently the standard surgical procedure for lung cancer."

"OK, thanks."

This conversation with Doctor Bai Ye made Paul look at her with new respect. She was worthy of being the doctor who discovered that something was wrong with him at the beginning. Mainly from the data she said, could his disease really be completely cured as Jiang Ming said?

Hope is here again!

So he wrote another question in his notebook.

When the female assistant saw this, her eyes changed and she thought, do I really need to ask this question?

Isn't this question a bit unkind to Dr. Jiang Ming?

However, after Paul insisted on nodding, the female assistant still asked:
"Will you perform this operation?"

Paul thought that this Japanese female doctor was so capable, wouldn't it be better if they joined forces? She seemed to know a lot about lung cancer as well.

The answer from the other side surprised the two people in the room.

Because Xuecun Baiye not only refused, but also "exposed himself":

"These are just theories. I only know theories. I know the treatment method, but I don't know how to do it. Sorry."

For no apparent reason, he added a sentence that sounded like a complaint or a cute way of saying:

"That's why I haven't been hired yet. How can a doctor not be able to perform surgery? Don't you think so~"

"Yes"

The female assistant had no way and no time to listen to the young lady's self-pity, so she said a few polite words of thanks and hung up the phone.

Paul also complained that people in Japan are like this, they always like to act sentimental.

He also heard it, it turns out that Xuecun Baiye is just the king of theory.

If he was really good at practice, or had seen many real practical cases, he might have stopped him directly and asked him to do an MRI instead of simply giving him a suggestion.

Then forget it.

However, this theory can still be "tested" on Jiang Ming.

It was also the final reassurance that Paul Allen gave himself.

He personally called Jiang Ming and first asked about the progress of the puncture preparation and when he should come over.

Then he pretended to ask me if there was any solution to my insomnia, or whether I should get some sleeping pills.

In fact, it was to lead Jiang Ming to say, "This is the anxiety after getting sick. It's okay. No need to take medicine. Don't be nervous."

This also prompted Paul Allen to ask this "reassurance" question:
"Doctor Jiang, can I ask what the surgery you're going to do to me is called? I can also search to see if there are people with the same disease, or if there are any case articles of cured patients."

Jiang Ming replied immediately:

"Lobectomy with systematic lymphadenectomy."

Paul Allen's eyes lit up instantly. It was exactly the same name that Doctor Bai Ye said!
My heart is settled!

(End of this chapter)