American drama life begins with Dr. House

Rebecca's voice immediately attracted everyone's attention.

Furman no longer cared about scolding Du Wei, but quickly came to the bedside and asked:

"What did you say?"

Rebecca looked up at the ceiling with empty eyes, and there was a tremor in her voice involuntarily:

"I...can't...see."

The more Rebecca talked, the more difficult it became, and everyone felt that something was wrong.

really.

The next second Rebecca fell back on the hospital bed with her mouth open and twitched wildly, like a demented sheep.

At the same time, the ECG monitor immediately issued a harsh warning sound.

The heart rate on the display was soaring rapidly, exceeding the critical value of 210 in a short period of time.

While everyone was still stunned, the three lines had all turned into horizontal lines and kept sliding backwards.

Obviously Rebecca has gone directly into a state of shock and is not far from death!

Just when Furman was about to press the emergency call button.

Duwei, who had already picked up the defibrillator at some point, decisively knocked Furman away from the bedside and roughly tore off Rebecca's upper clothes.

Then he connected the defibrillator with full power to Rebecca and gave it a strong shock.

Rebecca's body immediately lifted up as the defibrillator left, and then fell heavily, creating a spring scene.

If you were in the outside world, this scene would definitely make people look twice.

But Du Wei, who had received professional training, did not see any charm in his eyes.

He just stared closely at the heart rate that had returned to zero on the ECG monitor, waiting for his heart to revive.

After doing this several times.

Accompanied by a beeping sound.

The heart rate on the ECG monitor finally fluctuated again.

"call--"

Du Wei wiped the sweat from his forehead and exhaled heavily.

Then he let go of the defibrillator in his hand and sat on the nursing chair behind him.

He unconsciously looked at the body in front of him that had become somewhat withered due to illness, grinned, and felt sincerely happy.

Because life has arrived.

[Successful rescue, life extension for one day, current life time: 2 days and 8 hours.]

With the injection of life energy, the symptoms caused by the brain tumor began to subside rapidly.

Du Wei became lively and energetic again.

But he clearly understood that these were temporary symptoms, and those symptoms would come back sooner or later.

It's just a break now.

Only then did Furman, who was knocked away, react and roar angrily:

"Intern, do you know what you just did? You are taking a risk!"

Du Weiyun, who was sitting on the nursing chair, replied calmly:

"Hasn't the person been saved? If the result is good, then it will be done."

The curse Furman was about to blurt out suddenly stopped, and he snorted coldly:

"Hmph! You are lucky, but luck will not always be with you.

Just once and you will be kicked out!"

Du Wei shrugged, noncommittal.

Du Wei could still tell which was more serious, the possibility of being kicked out or dying of brain cancer.

"Okay, Du Wei's operation just now is very standard and completely complies with the procedures of the first aid manual. There is no need to scare him."

Cameron stopped Furman, who was still about to speak, and stepped forward to pull Rebecca's clothes up, covering the sudden appearance of spring.

Then Cameron looked at Du Wei with his beautiful big eyes, as if he wanted to see through him:

"How did you know she would suddenly go into shock?"

Du Wei, who suddenly felt a little thirsty, glanced around, took a drink from the water glass with lip marks on the side, and then said:

"I didn't know, the clinic down there was over, so I wanted to come up and see her, and I happened to bump into her."

When Cameron saw Duwei drinking from her cup again, a trace of shame flashed in his eyes. He immediately forgot the remaining questions he had, grabbed the cup and said angrily:

"Hey, can't you bring your own cup?"

Du Wei spread his hands:

"This is just an internship. I haven't received my salary yet. When I get my salary, I..."

Du Wei was interrupted by Furman before he finished speaking. He frowned and asked:

"Wait a minute, you said you came here after the outpatient clinic was over?

Didn’t you come to us for help because you couldn’t determine the cause of the patient’s illness?”

Du Wei looked at Furman strangely, then nodded and said:

"Yes, Dr. House came back after I diagnosed a patient, so I came up."

After hearing Duwei's words, Furman immediately looked at Chase who had just taken his money.

Chase looked at Duwei suspiciously. He knew the list of today's outpatient clinics.

Those guys above are all here specifically for House's reputation.

Because their symptoms are not ordinary, they are difficult and complicated diseases that even ordinary doctors will have a headache when seeing them.

That's why they want to register House as an expert.

After all, House hasn't had any outpatient visits for half a year.

Now Du Wei said that he had solved a patient. To be honest, Chase didn't really believe it.

He preferred to believe that this was Du Wei's big talk.

But before he could ask any more questions, someone knocked on the glass door outside the intensive care unit.

It was House who came up after receiving the notice. House was habitually unwilling to enter the ward and meet the patients.

He prefers to diagnose where there are no patients.

So after seeing House come up.

Chase suppressed his doubts and prepared to directly ask House himself later.

Duwei can lie, but House can't lie.

Whether it is true or false, you will know just by asking.

Seeing the four people walking out, House didn't hesitate and looked directly at Furman and asked:

"what's the situation?"

Furman glanced at Duwei and said:

"The patient recovered well after taking steroids.

But just now the situation suddenly took a turn for the worse, my whole body twitched and I went into shock."

Upon hearing this description, House also glanced at Duwei.

Because he thought of a possibility in his mind, a possibility that Du Wei once said.

Now he needs a little bit of evidence to back it up.

Then House looked at Chase who was about to speak:

"What are the patient's usual eating habits?"

Chase was stunned for a moment, swallowed the words that came to his lips, and then spoke out the information he had obtained from the previous conversation with the patient.

"Drink a cup of coffee and eat a ham sandwich in the morning, eat the kindergarten meal for lunch, and eat slices of prosciutto in the evening..."

House's eyes lit up as he listened, and he looked at Duwei again.

Because Du Wei said that another possibility besides cerebral vasculitis is cerebral cysticercosis!

A disease caused by tapeworms that live in pork!

Thinking of this, House interrupted Chase who was still describing Rebecca's daily diet:

"Okay, I understand. Du Wei is right. The patient does have neurocysticercosis."

"How is this possible? Millions of people eat ham every day, and this is almost impossible!"

Cameron shook her head and immediately retorted that she obviously disagreed with this judgment.

House has already missed it once, and patients can't stand their troubles.

Seeing someone raising questions, House did not explain. Instead, he raised his crutch and pointed it at Duwei:

"Great doctor, you explain."