There must be doctors who like surgery, and there must be doctors who hate surgery.

Love and hate have their own reasons. Introduce some doctors who like surgery! These situations can't represent all the reasons, because there are some reasons we don't understand, you know. ...

Dr. Deng, who relieves pain and realizes self-worth, has a director Deng in our surgery. He has had beautiful operations, from interns to residents to directors, and he especially likes surgery. After a few days of not doing it, his hands will itch. Once at dinner, I chatted with him and asked Director Deng why he liked surgery so much. Director Deng replied: My childhood dream was to be a surgeon, and it went smoothly. Sure enough, I became a surgeon. At that time, when the teacher taught me, he also gave himself great encouragement and help.

The most important thing is that every time you finish an operation, it is like finishing a work of art. Before the operation, the patient is very painful. After the operation, the patient recovered and the pain disappeared. The sense of satisfaction and accomplishment is beyond words. Of course, surgery is also risky, and everyone's situation is different. So until today, every operation I have done will be carefully prepared and discussed before operation, and all possible risks will be evaluated to be prepared. So there are few problems with my own surgery. So I can't express my joy and relaxation every time I finish the operation. That's why I like surgery. One is to relieve the pain for patients, and the other is to realize their own value.

Dr. Sun, what can you do without surgery?

Dr. Sun, deputy director of orthopedics, has been engaged in orthopedics for more than 20 years. He once met Dr. Sun in the elevator and joked: Why did Director Sun go for surgery again?

Director Sun said: If we surgeons stop operating, the operation should be closed, which is also reasonable. The difference between surgery and internal medicine is that surgery mainly removes patients' wards, while internal medicine mainly treats patients with drugs. If the surgeon doesn't like surgery, what can he do? This is my duty. Isn't it a good thing to like my job?

The development of medical interventional surgery is unstoppable!

Cardiac stents also belong to surgery, but they are operated by doctors. Medical interventionists like surgery for several reasons: first, it can save patients' lives when acute myocardial infarction occurs; Second, the pain of patients can be relieved immediately after angina pectoris surgery that drugs can't control; Third, if you succeed in many chronic occlusive diseases that others can't, you will also feel satisfied.

Of course, not everyone likes surgery. Take heart stent surgery as an example. Not only do you have to wear lead clothes weighing dozens of pounds, but you also have to keep doing it under radiation. Long-term radiation is harmful to some doctors, so many doctors don't like surgery.

In short, whether the doctor likes it or not, surgery is a job, and you can make a living by it. But we need to grasp a principle: anything that can be controlled by drugs should never be treated by surgery. After all, there is no way to operate, and the operation is risky. Surgery is to relieve the patient's pain, not to increase it.

For Dr. Deng, a doctor who likes surgery, his careful preparation for surgery can satisfy his sense of accomplishment under the premise of alleviating the patient's pain, which deserves our praise.

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I am a surgeon. Let me answer this question. The main task of a surgeon is to perform an operation to relieve the patient's diseases and pains through surgical means, such as fractures, trauma, tumors and other diseases that can only be treated by surgery, or mainly by surgery.

Why do some doctors like to operate? Indeed, some surgeons like to operate. I know a surgeon, who often stays in the operating room from morning till night, even in the early hours of the morning, as if he is tireless and will attend as long as there is an operation. There are not a few such doctors. Let me give a well-known example.

Academician Wu, the father of hepatobiliary surgery in China, did not officially retire until he was 97 years old. Wu has been a doctor for more than 70 years, and has performed major liver surgery16,000 cases.

Wu, who is 96 years old, still insists on completing the operation at least three times a week, and it is a complicated operation.

Wu is a surgeon who we all like to operate.

"If one day I fall on the operating table, it will be my greatest happiness", which is the original words of Academician Wu.

Doctors like to operate. I think there are two main reasons:

(1) hobbies

Just like you like to play games and electronic games, some surgeons just like to delve into surgery and like the feeling of staying in the operating room.

(2) heal the wounded and rescue the dying

Surgery can relieve the pain and illness of patients and save lives, which is a very noble thing. Doctors can achieve satisfaction and self-worth through surgery.

Some doctors, especially many male doctors, especially like surgery and don't like internal medicine very much. I think there are several reasons.

First, the general effect of surgery is immediate and the sense of accomplishment is high.

Let's take several life-saving operations in our neurosurgery. Because of a car accident, the patient's brain is traumatized and the intracranial pressure is too high. The patient may die at any time because of the pressure on his brain and brain stem. At this time, our neurosurgeon will perform a decompression operation on the patient and remove a skull above the patient's head, so that the pressure on the patient's head can be released and it is possible to save the patient's life. For example, after cerebral hemorrhage, we neurosurgeons only need to make a hole in the patient's head and then put a tube to pump out the bleeding in the brain, which may save the patient's life.

There are also operations for trigeminal neuralgia and regional spasm. I'm glad to see that our patients have achieved good postoperative results and no longer need to take drugs for a long time.

There is also cardiac surgery to treat congenital heart disease. It is possible that a child with congenital heart disease who could not live for two years could grow up and live as healthy as a normal child after an operation. There are orthopedics, hepatobiliary surgery and so on.

Compared with some chronic diseases in internal medicine, some operations have immediate effects and make surgeons feel a sense of accomplishment.

Second, the operation process is thrilling, and the refreshing feeling of successfully completing a difficult operation after overcoming the general difficulties is very charming.

Man, an animal, especially likes adventure and adrenaline rush. I still remember the excitement after the first operation, just like playing a game. The seniors especially like to brag to us about their adventures in action and how they used their quick wits to overcome difficulties. For example, one of my teachers once had an operation, and the patient's aorta suddenly burst, bleeding quickly, and the whole surgical field of vision was blocked by blood, so it was impossible to stop bleeding. At this time, he used his quick wits to insert his finger into this broken blood vessel and directly blocked the blood vessel with his finger. Then the assistant drained the blood in the operation area to complete the suture of blood vessels. He can brag all his life.

Third, surgery can bring high income.

Surgery can bring better income, and there is nothing wrong or shameful about it, relying on labor and technology to eat.

I think the above three points are the reasons why many doctors like to operate.

However, some doctors don't particularly like surgery because they think it is risky. Surgery often requires a bloody battle. After the operation, sometimes the patient's feet and face are covered with blood. Some patients have infectious diseases such as AIDS, and doctors and nurses are at risk of being infected. In addition, the operation is also very tiring, and it often takes several hours of hard work. Many doctors have problems with cervical vertebrae and lumbar vertebrae.

Some doctors really like surgery, which is not a bad thing, but be wary of a situation: superstitious surgery.

As far as tumors are concerned, I have seen many such cases. Sometimes, some patients don't have surgery (this is rare, because both ordinary people and some doctors still admire and even superstitious about surgery), but those who shouldn't have surgery do. As long as it is a tumor, they immediately think of surgery. Of course, there is nothing wrong with this, but the premise is that the condition must be clarified first. Some patients are in a hurry to have an operation, and the operation is opened. Some people and even surgeons think it's a recurrence. Metastasis was found only two or three weeks after operation. This is not a recurrence. This is a primary metastasis, that is, surgery should not have been performed in the first place. Of course, if a comprehensive staging examination is done before operation and no metastasis is found, this is the limitation of the examination method itself. However, some doctors did not perform preoperative staging examination as required. For example, some cancers have a higher probability of lung metastasis and liver metastasis, but only chest X-ray and liver B-ultrasound are done, which makes it easy to miss the diagnosis of lung metastasis and liver metastasis.

Surgery is just a treatment. Don't be too superstitious about scalpels. Now pay attention to and emphasize comprehensive treatment. No matter how well the operation itself is done, the premise is whether this case should be done or not, and when it is more appropriate. The operation was successful, and the patient's survival time was not prolonged or even shortened, but the operation failed.

I don't think as a doctor, you should use the word surgery, just like an oncologist can't say that he likes chemotherapy, a radiotherapy doctor likes radiotherapy, and an interventional doctor likes radiotherapy. Instead, you should do the surgery you should do, because this is your job responsibility; Don't have surgery if you like it.

After reading a lot of answers, it's actually not that complicated.

There is a saying in surgery: many operations are annoying; Less surgery is also annoying. In contrast, the less operations, the more trouble.

Surgeons live by operating. What do they need without surgery?

Big doctor likes surgery, because a perfect surgery is full of sense of accomplishment, and the young doctor likes surgery because he wants to grow up.

For surgeons, surgery is a habit and an important part of life. How could you not like it?

However, surgery is an uncertain thing. No one can say that they are 100% sure before going on stage. Complications of the operation are likely to occur. If there is an accident during the operation, it is no small matter, which makes the surgeon love and hate the operation.

However, there is something called "base" in the surgeon's personality, and he has been abused by surgery for thousands of times. He loves surgery as his first love, so there is nothing he can do.

The vast majority of surgeons like surgery, no matter what kind of doctor-patient relationship, no matter how wronged, the original intention is hard to change.

Back to the problem itself, not some doctors like surgery, but most surgeons like surgery.

The vast majority of doctors like to operate, which is right!

Because I like to remove tumors,

Like to connect broken bones,

Like to keep blocked blood vessels open,

I like to stop the prostate from blocking the urethra.

I like the surprise of making my heart beat again.

I like the feeling that my lungs are bathed in fresh air again.

I like to leave the darkness and see the light again.

Teeth that like to bite food are no longer painful.

I like to watch patients walk again and regain their vitality.

I like to see the smile on the child's face again.

Like the patient's grateful eyes,

I like to meet on the road, "hello, doctor, thank you!" " "

I like the positive eyes of my superiors,

Like friends' affirmation of themselves,

I like being a useful person,

I like the adoring eyes of children, "Dad, you are great!" "

Just as parents are proud of themselves,

I like waiting for my lover to cook.

I like the title of angels in white!

I like the sense of accomplishment of doing every operation well!

It is shameful not to have surgery, because the number of patients will not decrease. If you don't do it, it means that others need to do more surgery, which means that patients around you need to go to further places for surgery, either because of poor skills, bad attitude or other reasons!

No one wants to be a surgeon who can't operate or has no surgery to do!

I don't say this because I don't want everyone to get sick. Doctors are rational. We surgeons know that if I don't have an operation, the number of patients will not decrease. I am a surgeon who is useless to society. This feeling is really bad!

I'm Dr. Xiaoying. Why some doctors like to operate. There are always people in every line who really love it. It's like asking why some teachers like teaching. The so-called love line, make a line. But many people choose to do it because they love it. There is also a choice, and the more you work, the more you like this career.

Why do some surgeons like to operate? In fact, most of them are operated on, and those who don't need surgery generally don't live in surgery. Surgeons like to operate, which can relieve the pain of patients. It's a great sense of accomplishment to watch the patient recover and go home after the operation.

Surgeons who really like to operate, every operation is like creating a work of art, and doing it extremely well is the embodiment of self-worth. Especially the kind of surgery that can immediately relieve the patient's pain, the effect is immediate and the doctor's sense of accomplishment is greater.

In big hospitals, there are many surgeons in their eighties and nineties who still have to go to the operating table every week. What do you think he wants? Although I am old, I still love surgery. Although I can't do it myself, I can still be a supervisor and give some guidance to the young doctors below. The growth of young doctors is inseparable from their own efforts and the guidance of their predecessors.

Some people will say that doctors like surgery because they like to receive red envelopes. Nowadays, the contradiction between doctors and patients always associates doctors with red envelopes. Surgery can only be done with surgical evidence, and surgery is not something you want to do. Now the hospital stipulates that you can't accept red envelopes. If you don't give it to them, the doctor will operate on you safely. No surgeon wants to see that his operation is not done well and there are many postoperative complications. Don't give the surgeon a red envelope.

I am an imaging doctor. I don't have surgery, but I like reading films professionally. I'm not as tall as a surgeon, and I can't see the patient recover and go home. The imaging doctor is a behind-the-scenes worker, helping patients find the focus, find the cause, and evaluate the benign and malignant, whether they can operate or not, so as to make an accurate diagnosis for patients. Only the correct diagnosis can be treated. Although the patient doesn't know the doctor who diagnosed him, I like to do it. Because every time I see my accurate diagnosis, it is confirmed clinically and can guide and help patients. This is actually the value of my work.

I am proud to be a surgeon through my own efforts! I want to talk about it through my own experience. I have a strong hands-on ability since I was a child. I took apart my watch, electric fan, alarm clock, small racing car, etc. After I went to college, I was encouraged and wanted to be a surgeon.

Thanks to my head teacher.

The head teacher is the body we dissected at school. Before each anatomy class, we have a silent ceremony to pay tribute to the head teacher! ! ! At that time, I had to go to the autopsy room every day in the scorching sun. After I went in, I would never forget the smell of formalin and corpses! ! However, after dissection, I have a better understanding of the positions of various organs of the human body, as well as their shapes and functions. Here, I would like to extend my deep respect to those who have given their bodies! ! Thank you for your selfless dedication! ! !

Thanks to Mr Dundun, he taught me that the first operation was in orthopedics. At that time, the teacher was going to do arthroscopic meniscus repair of the knee joint, feeling that she was MengMeng's. "Stay away from the sterile table, don't touch the mirror, don't lean against the wall, oh, don't run around." She was scolded by the equipment nurse. "You go and sit there." The teacher was finally persuaded. I felt silly when I thought about it, but after being scolded, I went down to check the information and asked the teacher myself. Finally, I made the rules of the operating room clear after that, and I was rarely scolded. Later, when I was internship in other departments, I experienced the first knot, the first aspirator, the first electrotome, the first skin suture and so on. Every operation makes me feel particularly fulfilled and sacred. I wanted to complete an operation on my own (I couldn't! )。

I have done so many operations, and I have done my best every time. Every time is a work of art, as a general surgeon, every operation is an artistic sculpture for us. Whether it is a simple appendectomy or a difficult intestinal anastomosis, every needle and every line will be done with great concentration. Beautiful surgery can always bring endless joy and pride, so many surgeons prefer surgery (except a few). What we like here is not that we respect surgery or choose surgery because of radical cure, but that we like surgery itself. It is our duty to relieve patients' pain and help them solve problems through our own efforts.

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There is no denying that some doctors are addicted to surgery.

In fact, this situation has a long history.

In Britain, there is an early operation for constipation patients. The patient's colon was surgically removed, and then the patient stopped constipation and became a daily diarrhea.

A long time ago, doctors thought that vague abdominal pain and general malaise were caused by "renal ptosis". After examination, it was found that patients with low kidneys needed craniotomy for kidney fixation, that is, fixing the kidneys with sutures.

Tonsillectomy is also popular. At that time, people thought that tonsillectomy could keep children away from colds. When the foreskin is removed, the child will not masturbate.

Surgeons are deified. They are crazy. They live like rock stars.

There is even a surgeon's amputation competition. For patients with severe lower limb injuries, the doctor will cut off all the skin and muscles of the patient's thigh with one knife, and then saw off the leg bones with a saw. After that, the electric soldering iron scalded the skin to stop bleeding. It took less than 3 minutes at the earliest, and even because of the speed, the testicles of the injured person were accidentally cut off.

Surgeons, the most awesome thing is not how skillful their hands are, nor how powerful their surgical skills are, how to choose surgery and what surgery to do. Never do unnecessary surgery, it will bring pain to patients.

This is the most precious!

Surgery generally has an immediate effect and a high sense of accomplishment. The effect of medical treatment is slow, and the course of treatment is correspondingly long, which is invisible and intangible. Twenty years later, the surgeon's style is fast and neat. The doctor will make some trips accordingly.