The clattering sound of the shackles made it difficult for the doctor to concentrate on anesthesia

The number of patients visiting the outpatient clinic on Fridays was significantly higher. This is in line with the rule: generally speaking, more patients visit the clinic on Mondays and Fridays.

Faced with the long queue of patients, my colleague Dr. Liu encouraged himself and cheered himself up.

She calculated the time precisely for each patient. If one patient was delayed, the following patients' appointments would be delayed, and it would be difficult for her to eat at mealtime.

She was very pleased that several patients had gastrointestinal endoscopy examinations without any problems. Without the steps of removing polyps and taking pathological samples, the turnover rate was naturally faster.

However, just as she was about to call the next patient in for examination, she suddenly heard the sound of shackles.

When she looked back, her hair almost stood up: it was indeed the criminal. There were four of them, one policeman holding him on each side, and one policeman walking in front with a list in his hand.

Apparently, the director of the laparoscopy department should have known the situation in advance. Seeing everyone standing there in astonishment, he whispered: "The hospital downstairs doesn't have analgesia. I was halfway through and couldn't do it anymore. Anesthesiologist, give him anesthesia."

Hearing this, she nodded almost without hesitation.

As a girl, she had never seen such a scene before. When anesthetized, she barely controlled her trembling hands and pushed the medicine.

Although it is said that "a mother is strong", it is still difficult for her to overcome herself when facing a criminal.

After the prisoner fell asleep, she let out a long sigh and said: Let's start.

Hearing this, the director of the laparoscopy room began to put in the endoscope.

As the mirror entered, the feces remaining in the intestinal cavity showed that this bowel cleansing was very unsuccessful. There was no choice but to move forward reluctantly.

Finally, after several times of deepening anesthesia and several patient movements, the colonoscope reached the beginning of the colon - the ileocecal region.

When they arrived at the ileocecal region, everyone's eyes widened: near the ileocecal valve, a huge tumor occupied the intestinal cavity.

At this point, everyone finally understood why the bowel cleansing was unsuccessful. It was because of the blocked intestines that the feces were difficult to be completely discharged.

During the discussion, everyone seemed to have forgotten the patient's identity as a prisoner. Only one person did not forget it at all. This was because during the whole process, his colleague, Dr. Liu, had to keep an eye on the patient's breathing. If he kept watching, he would inevitably have to look at this bald head.

During this period, Dr. Liu even occasionally lost his mind and analyzed what crime this person had committed.

She shuddered at the thought of the heavy shackles on her feet.

After taking the pathology, she stopped injecting anesthetics. The advantage of this is that once the mirror is done, the patient can wake up quickly.

Later, she said that although she was very clear that she was a doctor and knew her responsibilities, she could not control her fear. When she saw that the lesion had been found, she just wanted to end this horrible ordeal as soon as possible.

Here is a special reminder for those who have criminal mentality to be good people, so that the rescue by medical staff will be more meaningful and less scary!