Great Medical System in a Veterinarian
Chapter 918 - 345: Millions of Viewers Emo, the Most Wished-for Scandal Ever—Why Is Heaven So Unfair!
"Yes, postoperative cerebrospinal fluid leakage, intracranial infection, and acute hypothalamic injury can all lead to the child’s death."
"Speaking of recurrence rates, for those who have undergone complete resection in the first surgery, the recurrence rate is 10%-20%, but after partial resection, the recurrence rate is as high as 50%-80%. So, Dr. Zhang’s advice is correct. If you have the money or can borrow it, it’s best to go to a top-notch hospital to perform the surgery well. Otherwise, if it recurs, it will not only trouble yourself but also the child, and even the money will be wasted."
[Number of viewers of Dr. Zhang’s daily livestream: 8,522,111.]
[TikTok overall popularity TOP50.]
[23, Dr. Zhang’s Daily: Peak viewership on the day 8.52 million.]
The number of viewers skyrocketed.
In such a short time.
The livestream audience had already reached 8.52 million.
Many viewers were moved to tears.
Hoping fervently.
This is what Yafang hopes the most
Of course, there were also medical professionals spreading knowledge.
Among them, they all affirmed Zhang Lingchuan’s advice.
It’s really a craniopharyngioma.
It’s not that local hospitals can’t do it well.
But the recurrence rate of this disease is too high, many people struggle for years, and eventually die on the hospital bed.
Given this.
If you truly want to save the child’s life, then simply choose the best hospital for the surgery.
This should not be a place to save money at all.
From a doctor’s perspective, the little money saved will be compensated with doubled pain on oneself and the child.
"Dr. Zhang, then I’ll wait for the child’s father to come home tonight, we’ll have a family discussion, and tomorrow we’ll first go to the County Hospital for an examination to see if it’s the craniopharyngioma you mentioned."
After a while.
Li Caiping even pinched her arm fiercely.
Because she so wished this was still a dream.
That everything now is a dream.
But the cold wind hitting her face told her it was all real.
This Dr. Zhang, who diagnosed a teratoma in Ah Yun back then, when his mother had twins and the other child entered Ah Yun’s body, resulting in a big belly until today, he diagnosed her daughter with a tumor in the brain.
It’s called a craniopharyngioma.
If you want to increase the success rate, it’s best to send her to a top hospital.
"It’s possible, my diagnosis is after all just a guess; the exact situation still needs to be seen by the hospital examination results."
Zhang Lingchuan nodded.
After all, hospital examinations are authoritative.
My diagnosis is just on a verbal level.
"Thank you, Dr. Zhang."
"Xiaoqiu, shall we also say thank you to Uncle Zhang, okay~"
After expressing her gratitude to Zhang Lingchuan, Li Caiping looked at her daughter.
She also let her daughter thank Zhang Lingchuan.
"Thank you, Uncle Zhang~"
Xiaoqiu is really a very obedient little girl.
Whatever her mother said, she did very sweetly.
"You’re welcome, Xiaoqiu remember to promise Uncle Zhang, if there really is a little worm in the brain, cooperate with the doctors to get it out, make sure you cooperate~"
Zhang Lingchuan knelt down to speak to the little girl.
You must cooperate.
And please be okay.
After all, she’s only five.
He really doesn’t want anything to happen to her.
"When I was 9, once I had such a headache I was rolling all over the bed, but with a series of examinations and medication, it turned out okay, nothing serious. They said it was just cerebral vasospasm. During that time, I was advised to stay at rest and avoid strenuous activities, but otherwise nothing happened. After puberty, I was fine, jumping around, climbing mountains and diving into the sea, working out and lifting weights. Watching this made me realize, I guess I scared my parents a lot that year. My gosh, a headache can really be serious and even potentially life-threatening in childhood."
"The scariest are children’s illnesses. My daughter has unknown internal bleeding on her leg, so I check her skin all the time, afraid she’ll develop more spots of internal bleeding."
"Sigh, I hope Xiaoqiu has no illness or disaster, I hope Dr. Zhang is really wrong this time!"
"Yes, Dr. Zhang, you’ve been right so many times, can you be wrong this time?"
"When I was young, I thought adults were omnipotent, never cried or got sad, but growing up and becoming an adult I realized, at that point, you have no one to rely on; everyone depends on you, so I really understand why this mother is so distraught."
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The final shot focused on the mother and daughter walking away.
A deep sense of loneliness echoed in the livestream room.
Leaving millions of viewers breathless.
Of course, some recalled their own childhood experiences.
Yes.
As a child, how could you know what adults think?
Only after becoming an adult do you realize that when you’re sick, adults really can go to any lengths for you.
If there were a chance.
And at this moment, the livestream room was full of people hoping Zhang Lingchuan was wrong this time.
The vehicle was moving.
This time it was villagers from Meite Town, two bulls had fought, and one of them was injured.
Even its horn was about to fall off.
So Zhang Lingchuan, who originally planned to stay in the village for a while, hurried back to the vehicle.
They soon arrived at another township.
Zhang Lingchuan walked in front.
The camera was behind him.
"Village Chief A Shan, how are their economic conditions?"
He asked the Village Chief A Shan in a low voice.
He was naturally asking about Li Caiping and her daughter.
This was a topic he had wanted to ask about the whole way.
But he didn’t want to ask on camera.
Discussing someone’s family circumstances live on a stream isn’t appropriate.
He also wasn’t fond of those who show their charity in front of a camera; the previous top fan was already such a case.
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