"Flying knives" may be a controversial topic, but it may also be an opportunity to "live". Genius doctor Liu Zhengliang encountered medical trouble due to a flying knife surgery and returned to Fucheng, a small northeastern town. In the emergency department of Fucheng No. 2 Hospital, he met many patients who were difficult to treat and were in pain as well as their families. A young girl in her prime was seriously injured in a car accident and was in critical condition. Her parents were obviously strapped for money, but they still managed to say: "Let's do the surgery, my family is not short of money..." Facing her critically ill father, the daughter directly wrote: "Refuse the surgery and give up treatment." Her son suffered from fulminant myocarditis and his life was hanging by a thread. The mother shouted in despair: "Why is it so expensive to buy a life?"... When you are seriously ill, should you spend all your family wealth to save others, or should you just muddle along and give up? Faced with such a mathematical ethics problem and faced with such families, Liu Zhengliang - the "big doctor" in this small town - hopes to use the scalpel in his hand to find the optimal solution to their lives.
Reader comments
This book made me think more deeply about medical treatment and life. The patients and family members described in the book made me feel the helplessness of life and the greatness of family love. Just like the sentence in the book, "Why is it so expensive to buy a human life?" It touched me deeply. We are often faced with difficult choices when faced with illness, life and death. This book not only shows the reality of medical treatment, but also makes me appreciate my health and the people around me more.
This book made me think more deeply about medical treatment and life. The patients and family members described in the book made me feel the helplessness of life and the greatness of family love. Just like the sentence in the book, "Why is it so expensive to buy a human life?" It touched me deeply. We are often faced with difficult choices when faced with illness, life and death. This book not only shows the reality of medical treatment, but also makes me appreciate my health and the people around me more.