Cao's personal deeds

Hold up the health hope of patients with hepatobiliary diseases-Cao, director of hepatobiliary surgery in the first affiliated hospital of Jinan University.

In the upsurge of learning the advanced deeds of Comrade Wang Ling, a good doctor in our hospital, all our medical workers were deeply moved by her noble medical ethics, exquisite technology and selfless dedication, which inspired us to be strict with ourselves, love our jobs, strive for perfection in technology and bravely climb the medical peak.

We are surrounded by such good doctors as Comrade Wang Ling &; Shy; —— Chief Physician Rong, Director of Hepatobiliary Surgery, First Affiliated Hospital of Jinan University. He studied under Professor Robert Cheng, a famous expert in hepatobiliary surgery in China. He not only learned superb medical technology from his mentor, but also learned the dedication of "in the dictionary of life, science and dedication are synonymous". He believes that to be a qualified doctor, you must work silently in ordinary medical posts. He pursued the cause of hepatobiliary surgery tirelessly and wrote a song of praise for his dedication to his post. ...

He chose the former between the patient's life and the doctor's interests.

In May 2004, a 49-year-old patient with hepatolithiasis and biliary tract infection was treated in a local hospital, but his condition did not improve, but worsened. He went to Cao Ming's dissolution director and examined him carefully. He believes that surgery is a necessary means to cure him, but surgery is not only complicated, but also may have many complications. The patient's economy is not affluent, and it is very likely that there will be arrears. If there is arrears, the income of the whole department will be affected. Director Cao Ming actively contacted relevant departments, improved preoperative preparation, made necessary preoperative examination, and worked out a surgical treatment plan, and successfully implemented left lobe hepatectomy, cholecystectomy and choledocholithotomy for patients. One week after the operation, the patient recovered and was discharged. When leaving the hospital, the patient held Director Rong's hand tightly and said gratefully, "Thanks to your efforts, my illness was cured with the least amount of money. Director Rong said, "As a doctor, it is important to have excellent medical skills, but it is more important to have good medical ethics. It is our doctor's greatest comfort to respect patients, respect life, make every effort to relieve their pain and see them come back to life after our treatment and recover smoothly. "

He is the bane of disease.

In April 2004, a 60-year-old patient with liver cancer and upper gastrointestinal bleeding was transferred to two major hospitals in the province. Because of his age and special circumstances, he can't get treatment. After being introduced, he found Rong. After preliminary examination and analysis, his condition was very difficult. If you do surgery, the risk is great, but if you don't do surgery, the patient will soon be taken away by death. He is determined to try his best to save the patient and organize his life. Carefully analyze the condition, carefully design several sets of surgical plans, study and predict possible problems, formulate emergency measures, and carry out emergency surgical treatment with the cooperation of gastroenterology, cardiovascular medicine and anesthesiology. When night fell, the team that saved the wounded and rescued the dying, after completing the routine operation for a day, was full of energy and began to put into new battles. Under the anesthesia of tracheal intubation, splenectomy, pericardial devascularization and right liver cancer resection were successfully completed. The operation lasted four hours. Although these angels in white were all sweaty and looked tired, they said excitedly: "It's worth it, the patient's life has been saved!" . After operation, the patient returned to the intensive care unit, gastrointestinal bleeding stopped, and blood pressure, respiration and pulse returned to normal. However, Director Cao Ming is still guarding the patients. The patient recovered quickly. When he was discharged from the hospital, he happily shook Cao's hand and said, "Thank you! It's really a knife for hepatobiliary surgery. "

He is the guardian of the health of ordinary people.

At the beginning of 2004, a 39-year-old patient with liver cancer went to a specialized hospital in the province and needed a deposit of 30,000 yuan for hospitalization, which was simply unaffordable for a patient in a mountainous rural area. After being introduced, he found Director Rong, and in the shortest time, Director Cao completed the necessary preoperative examination for him. The patient was operated on the second day of hospitalization, and was discharged from hospital to continue treatment after his condition was stable. In the end, the patient only spent 10000 yuan and was cured. When leaving the hospital, the simple farmer said to Director Cao with tears: "Thank you, you are my savior!" " " .

In the past ten years, Director Rong has always regarded patients as his relatives. The patients he treated included cadres, soldiers, workers and farmers, as well as women, children and students. Many people expressed their respect and gratitude to him in different ways, some wrote warm thank-you letters, some sent banners and gold plaques, some brought native products from their hometown, and some stuffed "red envelopes" into his pockets, but they were all politely declined by him. Director Rong often says to patients, "I should thank you for your trust in me." I just did what doctors should do in my position as a doctor. " This is how he led the medical staff of hepatobiliary surgery for ten years, diligently, conscientiously, wholeheartedly, seriously treating every patient and doing every ordinary job in an ordinary post. You can see him and hear his voice at any time in his ward day and night. Even he himself can't tell how much rest time he gave up for patients, how many warm moments to reunite with his family, and how many patients with liver and gallbladder he treated said "thank you" to him when he was discharged from the hospital.