"I would like to use an analogy. This patient had a myocardial infarction or a cerebrovascular accident, and we were unlucky just now. When we were doing a gastroscopy on him, a myocardial infarction or a stroke occurred, and then the patient died. In fact, we had no

What kind of responsibility does it have, everyone, right?"

Everyone in the conference room nodded repeatedly.

Although this possibility is very small, it does exist. Most of the people in the conference room are chief experts and have encountered it in so many years of work.

At this time, a professor from Yuexiu Hospital also stood up and confirmed:

"Yes, this kind of coincidence happened in our hospital just a few days ago. At that time, the patient was just admitted to the hospital. When the doctor went to consult, he found that the patient had hypoglycemia. He happened to have a hard candy in his pocket, so he kindly gave it to the patient.

What happened? The patient died suddenly while eating the candy, and then his family started to make a fuss, saying that the candy had choked the patient to death. In the end, the autopsy found that the patient happened to have a myocardial infarction at this time.

The cause of death was not choking, but sudden death from myocardial infarction."

"Yes, yes, I have also encountered such bad luck..."

"If this is the case, we can't blame the poor quality of our hospital, and we don't have much responsibility..."

"It can't be that the hospital is responsible for the patient's death. It's hard for them to even think of paying 100 million US dollars..."

There was a lot of discussion in the conference room. They were all from the same system. They must be helping their own people at critical moments. After all, blatant internal coaxing like Li Huacheng and Zuo Yongxin were in the minority.

The big leader finally understood and sneered:

"I don't deny that the possibility you mentioned exists, but how he died requires an autopsy to determine. Come on, who can convince the family to do an autopsy?"

This does not mean that foreigners can undergo autopsies, especially if they are top tens of billionaires, they should leave their bodies intact when they die, instead of being cut into pieces.

Moreover, the family members did not care how Chapman Webster died. They only cared about money.

At this time, Professor Cheng Bangwu from Nanfang Hospital suddenly thought of someone, so he raised his hand and said:

"When it comes to endoscopy, I think of a great person in China."

"Who?" everyone asked curiously.

"Who else? Comrade Chen Qi from Haidong Province. He is a director of the International Society of Gastroenterology and the vice president of the digestive endoscopy branch. How about we invite him to check whether the death was caused by gastroscopy?

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The big leader's eyes lit up when he heard this: "That's okay, I'll send you an invitation right away."

As long as the death of the patient is not caused by gastroscopy, the responsibility of both the hospital and the local area will be much lighter, or even no responsibility, and there will be no need to pay compensation of 100 million US dollars.
Chapter completed!