The Returning Doctor Wanted to Live Quietly - Chapter 372



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Episode 372. Decided to Live Quietly (4)

Charité hospital in West Berlin.

It was also a place that boasted 300 years of history.

It was also a very large hospital.

There are only four campuses.

The largest hospital in Germany.

No, it could be said to be one of the best hospitals in Europe.

So, the Plattenbau Hospital in East Berlin is not even worth handing out business cards to!

There was quite a fuss at the Charité Hospital over Dr. Jang, who worked at the Platenbau Hospital.

“You estimated the size of the hematoma just by looking at the X-ray image?”

“That’s a lie.”

“Yeah. That’s a lie.”

“But this guy, he’s really evil.”

“what?”

“It’s embarrassing for me to upload it myself. I asked someone I know to upload it for me.”

“okay?”

“Well, it’s obvious.”

In fact, everything was just speculation.

However, Chief Amilon of the General Surgery Department began to click his tongue at his junior’s words.

That makes sense.

There are many colleagues who leave for other countries in pursuit of money.

Just looking at the job advertisements on 『Stellenanzeige』, you could see how many people were leaving.

so.

‘To become famous and increase your value?’

To be honest, I didn’t like it.

Aren’t even foreign doctors engaging in such tricks to increase their salaries?

While I was chewing on Dr. Jang like that.

Shusuke Nakamura, one of the exchange doctors, approached.

“Why? What is it?”

“Oh, I have something to do.”

“yes?”

“Look at this.”

Shusuke Nakamura blinked for a long time.

Charité Hospital, which forcibly allocates 9% of its garden to foreigners.

If I had entered medical school from the beginning, I wouldn’t know.

It wasn’t an easy task for him, as he had joined as an exchange student in the middle.

But soon he declared,

“That’s a lie.”

“Right? That’s a lie, isn’t it?”

“Yes, even if you are a specialist, your interpretation skills cannot be this excellent.”

“That’s right. The reading ability is proportional to the time invested.”

“I didn’t even major in radiology, I majored in general surgery. That’s ridiculous.”

“That’s what I’m saying.”

Not only Amilon, but others also nodded.

Extensive clinical experience.

And it’s something that may or may not be possible after playing on the field for a very long time.

It was such a difficult and absurd task.

However, Jang Hyuk-jun’s career, as confirmed on the Plattenbau Hospital website, is absurd.

Everyone was busy sticking out their tongues.

“I heard he’s a Korean doctor. Do you know him by any chance?”

“I don’t know him.”

“okay?”

“Yes, Korea is close, but it feels like a distant country.”

“Are we like Poland?”

“You could say that too. And… … . Oh, no.”

Nakamura held back his words, hiding his true feelings.

It is said that Koreans are good at lying.

I thought it was nonsense.

so.

“Why don’t we send over a few difficult cases instead?”

It was a natural progression to suggest that we do a test.

* * *

The next morning.

An email arrived right away.

That too at Charité Hospital.

“What? You’re requesting a reading? 『Stellenanzeige』

“I read the post carefully and am contacting you.”

Jang Hyuk-jun frowned as soon as he checked his email.

There was no relationship whatsoever with Charité Hospital.

The sender of the email, Shusuke Nakamura, is also unknown.

He seems to be working as an exchange doctor like himself.

What a sudden request for a reading.

It felt like a joke and it hurt my feelings.

‘I didn’t see it at the academic conference… … What on earth is it?’

Just a moment of doubt.

Jang Hyuk-jun opened the attached file.

Bile duct and spleen.

height.

Liver gallbladder.

Pancreas.

Up to the gallbladder and bile duct.

Pictures of major organs in the upper and lower abdomen.

So, it was full of ultrasound images.

“Hmm… … . What the heck?”

Jang Hyuk-jun, who confirmed that a video had been attached, read the text again.

[I would like to hear your opinion, so I would like to request a reading.]

Polite but pointed words.

If it was really necessary, we would have had to refer to the radiology department.

Jang Hyuk-jun frowned deeply.

What followed was membership in 『Stellenanzeige』.

In order to read the text, you had to verify your driver’s license.

Of course, since Jang Hyuk-jun had never had surgery, he leisurely drank coffee and even went to the bathroom in between.

The authentication process has already been completed.

As soon as I saw the post in the community, I understood the situation.

It was only yesterday that I was shrugging my shoulders and saying that I would become famous.

It was already famous.

And that all in just one day.

German doctors are arguing about themselves.

* * *

Jang Hyuk-jun, who moved to a medical office, called Choi Jae-seong and Lee Tae-hee.

The first one to come in was Choi Jae-seong.

Choi Jae-seong asked casually.

“What, you, called?”

“Hey, Jaesung. Look at this.”

“Huh? You, re,quested,the,judge,on,the,judgement? Why? Are,you,the,person?”

“No, I don’t know him. This guy is really annoying. It’s a test. A test.”

“test?”

“Oh, this guy is testing me right now.”

Jang Hyuk-jun immediately raised his voice.

At first, I was skeptical.

It wasn’t long before that question turned to anger again.

It was good to have a debate about himself.

A Japanese doctor in the same situation sent an email for verification purposes.

It was quite unpleasant.

But Choi Jae-seong, who had no way of knowing this, could only tilt his head.

“That, that. What.”

“What is that?”

“Ah, ah, no, I have a reason to get angry.”

“Don’t be angry. You know how they usually work.”

“what?”

“They don’t even work overtime. They just do their work haphazardly. That’s why they’re all kids who do residency for six years.”

The explanation went on for a long time.

The point was that it was annoying to see people with no skills whatsoever testing themselves without even trying hard.

100 hours of work per week.

The past years have been one of those times when I didn’t even have time to breathe.

Although working hours were limited at times and not for the entire three years.

It means that he is different from himself in the first place.

It was as if he was daring to test himself after enduring the hellish life of a major.

“Anyway, these guys do it for six years and then decide on a specialty and train. Even for plastic surgeons and thoracic surgeons, it takes eight years to get a board.”

“That, yeah, that’s it.”

“Anyway, you don’t have work to do right now, right?”

“uh.”

“Then let’s get ready to reply to this.”

It is said that the hospital that was on the verge of collapse has now become a hospital that patients visit at least a little.

This is possible because the work intensity is very different from that in Korea.

Eventually, Choi Jae-seong also joined.

Not long after, Taehee Lee, who works in pediatric surgery, came running.

Jang Hyuk-jun raised his voice as he repeated the same words again.

“Let’s show the power of Korean doctors.”

“… … Do you really have to do this? This is only good for you.”

“Ah, Sister!!”

“Ugh. What are you doing, Sister? I’m going.”

“Is this really going to happen?”

“If that doesn’t work out, just call Jinhyuk.”

“How come I only get help every time? And then a Japanese doctor sends me an email?”

“what?”

“You see the name here? Shusuke Nakamura.”

When Jang Hyuk-jun pointed to the monitor, Lee Tae-hee, who had hesitated for a moment, also sat down.

It’s not that I hate Japan, but, you know,

Somehow I don’t want to lose.

It was Lee Tae-hee who started out with just that kind of feeling.

* * *

8 hours later.

I had to go in and out of the operating room every now and then, and I also had to go around the ward.

Of course, the work intensity is like chewing gum compared to Korea.

That way, everyone could gather at the hospital and conduct a final review.

“The problem with this video is that it’s in the S2 area.”

“yes.”

“Hmm. In the end, the difference is whether it is a complicated cyst or a biliary cyst-adenoma.”

“I feel like a complicated cyst.”

“I, too. I, can, see, the debris.”

“It’s true that Echo is messy. Oh my, why are you bringing up such trivial things?”

Lee Tae-hee grumbled immediately.

There were ultrasound images where it was clearly visible, and there were ultrasound images where it wasn’t.

Organs that vary in size from person to person.

The ultrasound image appeared differently depending on the slight angle of the probe.

But it’s clear that the opponent was very picky.

If you misread and send it, there is no greater embarrassment than this.

It was such a confusing video that it was a shame not to look for Lee Jin-hyeok until now.

“First of all, it is true that there is echo inside the cyst, right?”

“That’s true. But it could also be a structure.”

“You mean the surrounding structures appear to overlap?”

“uh.”

Lee Tae-hee’s short answer.

Jang Hyuk-jun started fiddling with the video uploaded to PACS.

And adjust the brightness.

It’s about moving your hands around.

hereto.

“It seems like the rear shadow has increased.”

“Could it be an artifact (an image created by an error in the ultrasound image)?”

Once again opinions were divided.

at last.

“Hey hey. Jinhyuk Lee is calling.”

These were the people who called Lee Jin-hyeok.

* * *

“No, what kind of childish thing is this… … .”

Jinhyuk made a pitiful face when he heard the story.

It was also funny that there was a guy who sent an email to a doctor he didn’t even know to get tested.

My classmates who tried their best to get everything right were also funny.

but.

“Hey, you’re the worst?”

“Right, right. I’m a fighter, right?”

“Ugh. Comrade Ramen. This is really going to happen!”

I was speechless when my peers started criticizing me.

Well, I don’t think there’s a more ridiculous saying than “the one who hits can’t stretch his legs while sleeping, but the one who was hit can sleep with his legs stretched out.”

okay.

Well, if the opponent comes out like that… … .

Jinhyuk quickly changed his stance and stood in front of the computer.

“I don’t think Goeko will continue in succession.”

“It’s not an artifact?”

“Yes. And wait. Um… … .”

Click.

Click.

Jinhyuk, who had even snatched the mouse, opened up a video taken from a different angle.

One on the left.

One on the right.

Check two images at once by adjusting the shading.

“The left image is a little confusing. When I open the right image, I can’t see the structure.”

“It doesn’t seem like the structures are overlapping?”

“yes.”

“Then it’s called a merger cyst. Okay. Then what about this?”

Jang Hyuk-jun, who quickly snatched the mouse, brought up another problem.

It was a problem that three people worked together to solve, but it was a so-called verification task.

hereto.

“This is also correct.”

“is it so?”

“Yes, that’s a no-brainer.”

“Yes. It is clearly a hemangioma because a hyperechoic mass is visible in the S7 area.”

Jinhyuk quickly started to solve the problem.

I have seen countless ultrasounds during my career as a thoracic surgeon.

And he himself was perfected through endless verification in the field of internal medicine.

Of course, there were still many things lacking.

The reading was finished in an instant.

Jinhyuk looked at his classmates with a pleasant expression because they all had the same opinion as him.

‘You all have grown up so well.’

It varies from person to person, but it can be as short as 5 years.

No, they are far superior to the level of German doctors who train for 6 to 8 years.

This is all the result of people being mercilessly torn apart.

It was a great strength of Korean medicine.

* * *

Tata, tata, tata.

Dadadadadak.

Jang Hyuk-jun became excited and started writing a reply.

Write down all the interpretation findings for each ultrasound image and attach them.

Now all you have to do is press the send button.

Before sending the email, he looked back at Jinhyeok.

“I think we should send something too.”

“What are you sending?”

“Are you just going to take it and live with it?”

“hmm…….”

“At that time, the internal medicine department asked me to do that polycle and asked me to collect only the difficult internal medicine cases and ask about them.”

“Oh, there was.”

“Please give me that.”

A problem that he himself shrugged his shoulders and said he didn’t know about.

Rather, it was a problem that was forgotten after being used to appeal to the other person’s intentions and to show that internal medicine is a difficult field.

“I don’t even remember.”

“Ugh. Why can’t I remember again?”

“And why are you sending something like that?”

“Huh? Why are you sending me here? They started it first.”

“Ugh. I decided to live quietly… … .”

“Oh, I don’t know. I don’t know.”

Despite Jinhyeok’s dissuasion, Jang Hyukjun immediately turned on the green window.

And then.

“An extremely rare complication.”

Finds extremely rare cases of complications.

Data reported in English, not Korean.

We only select the most excellent cases, to the point where we even translate them into English to report them.

“Kya kya. Die and see. Just give me a taste.”

Jang Hyuk-jun laughed for a while and then started typing on the keyboard.

[I would like to hear your opinion and request your judgment on this case.]

It was a kind of declaration of war.