When a patient's liver transplant suddenly failed, a colleague of a British doctor found words engraved on the liver. The British doctor also admitted what he had done in front of his colleagues, and his behavior was exposed in this way. After the incident was exposed, British doctors said there was too much pressure. He originally wanted to carve his initials as a souvenir, but he didn't want to violate medical ethics.

It is such an event. When I first came into contact, I thought the doctor's practice was quite wonderful. Because there seems to be no such precedent in China, no doctor engraves his initials on an organ to commemorate it, and then transplants it into the human body. The key is that all these patients are completely unaware of it, so this practice is a serious violation of discipline.

Secondly, the punishment of the doctor by the relevant departments is also relatively light. 18, because the doctor himself said that the pressure was too great and did not cause too much harm to the patient, he admitted his mistake at the first time and made some compensation, so considering these circumstances, the relevant departments did not revoke the doctor's qualification certificate. At present, the British doctor has left the original hospital, but the patient with the carved liver once again brought the doctor to court. In fact, the patient's practice is easy to understand, because no one wants to be found with someone else's signature on his liver without permission. On the one hand, this practice is disrespectful to patients, on the other hand, it also destroys the integrity of organs.

As a doctor, stress is common. We should be rational under such high pressure, support us to finish our work with normal thinking logic, and never do anything that violates medical ethics. Otherwise, it is easy to cause medical accidents and endanger your medical career.