Emergency, Taking the Blame at the Beginning and Awakening the God-Level Diagnosis and Treatment System

After one year of training and working more than 70 night shifts, Lin Chen did not expect that what finally crushed him was not technology, but other people's hands. The defibrillator was not conductive, so Deputy Director Liu slapped it on and burned the patient's chest, but the pot was placed on his head. A word from Director Chen: Go to the medical department tomorrow to go through the formalities and the training will be terminated. In the early morning of this day, the [God-level Emergency Diagnosis and Treatment System] was bound. Scan lesions, see through lesions, deduce optimal surgical plans, and increase clinical skill proficiency. Since then, there has been a monster "only he can understand" in the emergency department of Chengdu First People's Hospital. It was a rare serious condition that all the experts in the hospital were helpless to deal with, and he identified cardiac tamponade at a glance. For extremely critical cases that the ICU did not dare to accept, he lifted the needle and performed pericardiocentesis to decompress the patient. Deputy Director Liu was still passing the blame, but Lin Chen was already standing in front of the operating table. "I won't take the blame anymore." "From today on, if I say I can save this life, I will definitely save it."