American drama life begins with Dr. House

After hearing Furman's conclusion, Duwei turned around and continued to ask:

"So, as a neuroscientist, can you cure this disease?"

Facing Duwei's questioning, Furman always felt that something was wrong.

In the current situation, it seems that I am the intern in the diagnostic department.

And Du Wei is the official doctor with the qualification to practice medicine.

Realizing this, Furman snorted coldly and wanted to turn his back on the guest:

"What? Do you really confirm that he has subsclerotic panencephalitis just because he has not been vaccinated?

You are too arbitrary."

Du Wei grinned and smiled at the stubborn Furman:

"Whether it's true or not, we only need to extract the cerebrospinal fluid to find out."

Furman sneered and said tit for tat:

"Then you should go and wear it. You should know what to do if you ask to draw cerebrospinal fluid for testing."

In Furman's view, Duwei's inquiry into his opinion must mean that he only knows one thing about subsclerosing panencephalitis but not the other.

In this case, Du Wei may not be able to perform a lumbar puncture operation to extract cerebrospinal fluid.

Moreover, Du Wei, who had never done any practical work before, got started directly. If he made a mistake, the patient would be paralyzed!

This was a major medical accident, and he didn't believe that Du Wei really had the courage to take on this job.

In the end, I had to give in and rely on Furman to take action.

However, the reality is always a little different from what he imagined.

Facing his provocative words, Du Wei did not flinch at all, and nodded in agreement with almost no hesitation:

"Okay, if Dan has entered the second stage of subsclerosing panencephalitis, he will die at any time.

Without further ado, let me do it."

Seeing that Du Wei agreed so decisively, Furman felt a little regretful in his heart.

Originally this was his area of ​​expertise, and it was a good time to show off his skills.

In the end, he gave up this opportunity because he was angry?

But once the words are spoken, they are like water that has been thrown out and cannot be taken back.

Furman could only follow Du Wei back to the ward with a cold face.

He wanted to see if this guy really knew or was pretending to know.

If it is false, he stopped Du Wei from taking over the task of extracting cerebrospinal fluid.

He will definitely write this down in Du Wei's internship file!

I saw two people walking into the ward.

Dan's mother's face was full of worry, even though there were many nouns in the conversation just now.

But she still heard the dangerous meaning in the words "death" and "lifeless" in the second issue.

She looked at House, who was standing still, and said anxiously:

"Dr. House, are you just going to let the two of them act like this?

That's an intern! Can he really do it? Has he encountered similar situations before?

He has done..."

Facing Dan's mother's continuous questions, House just raised his hand to signal her to stop:

"With Furman watching, nothing will happen. He is a straight-A student in the neurology department at the university.

After graduation, he also worked in our hospital for many years and encountered countless difficult situations.

You can rest assured about his surgery.

As for the intern, I can assure you that he is the best young doctor I have ever seen."

With House's comfort, mother's mood finally stabilized.

She looked distressedly at her son who was asked to lie on his left side through the observation glass window at the edge of the ward.

Then the doctor named Cameron whispered something in front of her son to divert his attention.

The intern doctor named Du Wei took out a lumbar puncture needle with a long needle, and then sterilized and draped it.

Then Du Wei slowly inserted the long lumbar puncture needle into the 3rd and 4th position of the waist.

Seeing this scene, Dan's mother's eyes went black. How painful this must be.

Even though House was there to comfort her, saying that with local anesthesia, the pain would be much lessened, she still felt very sad.

Because she could see her son's hands clenching the sheets and the cold sweat streaming down his forehead.

If Dr. Furman, whom House called a neurologist, hadn't stood by without saying anything, she would have thought that Duwei had performed a wrong operation that caused her son to be in such pain.

Fortunately, although all this progressed extremely slowly in Dan's mother, it actually ended very quickly.

Especially after Dan discovered that Cameron, who was wearing a low-cut T-shirt, exposed something that shouldn't be exposed when he leaned over to talk to him.

Du Wei's process of extracting cerebrospinal fluid went much smoother.

After telling Dan that he needed to lie down on his back and drink more water, Du Wei brought the cerebrospinal fluid back to the experiment.

Soon, the test results came out freshly.

Furman looked at Duwei who came out with the report with a complicated expression.

Does this guy have any shortcomings?

He watched the entire process of Du Wei collecting cerebrospinal fluid. He was as accurate as a textbook and did not look like a novice at all.

I don’t know how Du Wei did this.

Du Wei didn't even shake his hands during the process of extracting cerebrospinal fluid.

It's just as stable as the last time I opened Rebecca's throat. It's incredibly stable!

Naturally, Duwei would not tell Furman what the truth was.

In fact, all he has are theories in his head.

It's just that he strictly implemented the theory in his mind, and coupled with his big heart when he faced death calmly, he didn't have too many fluctuations in his heart when he performed surgery on people.

As long as those serious learning video materials are correct, Du Wei will certainly not be wrong either.

Duwei signaled House with his eyes.

He walked up to Dan's parents and handed them the report and preoperative instructions like a formal doctor, while explaining:

"It has been confirmed that the problem is a virus that mutated from measles.

In other words, Dan was diagnosed with subacute sclerosing encephalitis.

Our usual method of treating this disease is to inject interferon into the brain.

An Omayer reservoir (a device that pumps drugs into the brain ventricles through a thin tube) is then implanted under the scalp and connected to a ventricular catheter.

A ventricular catheter would deliver anti-pathogens directly to the left brain..."

Dan's parents were confused when they heard Du Wei's noun-filled words.

They only understood one word in this long paragraph - implant under the scalp.

They immediately realized it was a consent form for surgery.

"You're trying to say you're going to perform a craniotomy on him, right? Is it high risk?"

Du Wei nodded:

"It can be understood that, in addition, any surgery has its risks.

Surgery on the head is extremely risky, and no one can guarantee a 100% success rate.

But if you agree, Dan can survive.

If you don't agree, Dan will definitely die.

So, do you understand?"

Dan's parents looked at each other, sighed, and signed their names.

Between certain death and the possibility of death, everyone knows how to choose.

"Don't worry, this operation will be performed by Furman, the best neurologist here.

Furman, are you right?"