Many of my medical workers and friends were moved by a medical drama recently.

Many of my medical workers and friends were moved by a medical drama recently.

is starring Yang Mi and Bai Yu . Xi Meijuan , Zhang Zhijian , You Benchang , Liu Jia , Wu Yufang , Bai Zhidi , Qiao Zhenyu , Fan Lei and so on. Wang Yinan , Li Jie , Li Dongheng , Jiang Ruijia , Guo Xiaoting , Liu Yanchen , Chen Liangyan After the start of the broadcast of this story of emergency department doctors treating diseases and saving lives, I care about my heartstrings every day.

But unlike other industry dramas, it focuses more specifically on the special clinic of EICU ( Emergency Intensive Care Unit ). At the same time, there are many growth lines, family lines, and love lines in the drama. These stories that are close to life happening between ordinary people make the whole plot look more full.

However, the story is full and vivid, and as a medical drama, it also brings us a lot of information increments.

For example, when it comes to EICU, many people are not familiar with it, and it is easy to confuse it with ICU, but in fact, there is a clear difference between EICU and ICU.

EICU refers to the emergency intensive care unit, and ICU refers to the comprehensive intensive care unit.

EICU is mostly affiliated with the emergency department, and the patients admitted to the hospital basically need first aid - for example, electrocardiogram monitoring and ventilator-assisted breathing. Through treatment in the EICU, after the condition is slightly stable, you can go to the relevant departments for the next step of diagnosis and treatment.

Simply put, EICU helps you to treat the disease, that is, you can only be cured if you save it first.

ICU has a wide range of patients admitted. Patients in any department can be admitted, whether they need rescue or monitoring and assisted breathing. Usually, patients, patients, etc. who need to be closely observed after major surgery will come to the ICU.

So the most obvious difference between the two is that EICU tends to pre-hospital emergency treatment, while ICU tends to conduct a series of comprehensive diagnosis, treatment, monitoring and treatment after hospital.

Personally believe that the new perspective of using EICU as the story background can allow the public to have more knowledge about emergency departments. At the same time, such a background setting also makes the plot more reasonable, because while performing the doctor's responsibility of treating diseases and saving lives, "Thank you Doctors" also shows the audience the attitude towards life and difficult choices of doctors, patients, patients' families, etc. when facing diseases.

These stories have been attracted by more people in the special background of EICU. For example, Dr. Lu Xiao from the Emergency Department of Zhejiang University Second Hospital gave recognition and supplement to this drama:

"EICU is a special surveillance room established by our country to meet the needs of critically ill patients as soon as possible. Different hospitals also have different system settings according to their own situation. This setting is innovation and a medical advancement. You will encounter various critically ill patients. It is also the life that emergency doctors like me face every day."

For doctors, treating diseases and saving lives is a duty. But how to help patients regain their confidence and hope in life is also something they need to face and consider; for patients, when the disease endangers life, their views and attitudes towards life will also undergo earth-shaking changes, either regret, cherish, or fear, and their lives seem to be condensed in a moment, making people feel mixed; for families, patients are close relatives, as the saying goes, caring is chaos, let alone facing life and death.

Therefore, when choosing a treatment plan, it is even more difficult for them to make a choice as the patient's family. It seems that no matter which one they choose, it will be a lot of concern.

For example, when treating an 83-year-old patient named Chen Chuanshu (played by the old artist You Benchang), doctors discussed two different solutions:

Most doctors recommend continuing conservative treatment because Chen is old and his body functions have declined. Surgical removal of the tumor requires an extracorporeal circulation. Chen's body may not be able to bear it, so he cannot walk off the operating table.

On the other side, the young doctor Atractylodes (played by Bai Yu) believes that Mr. Chen should be put on the operating table - because as long as the tumor exists, there is a danger of breaking through the heart at any time, and once the tumor breaks through the heart, Mr. Chen is in danger of life at any time. For relatives, both solutions are actually dangerous and it is indeed difficult to choose.

But life is like this: it is difficult, but also a choice must be made.

Similar choices can be seen everywhere in the play. Also as a doctor, Xiao Yan (played by Yang Mi) resolutely chose to continue to save the person when facing the serious injury of his fiancé and the treatment of the patient. In the end, his fiancé died seriously injured, which also became an eternal pain in Xiao Yan's heart. When Xiao Yan was doing borderless rescue, a mother was in critical condition. According to the conventional treatment plan, the uterus should be removed to avoid the risk of her life.

However, considering the wishes of the mother himself, Xiao Yan still chose to continue treatment after calm observation, and finally successfully saved the mother's uterus and the patient's inner hope.

Life and death, medicine and human learning, redemption and being redeemed, "Thank you Doctor" has brought us too much thought.

Judging from the currently aired dramas, although "Thank you Doctor" is a medical drama, it not only shows professional responsibility from the perspective of a doctor, curing diseases and saving lives, and the kindness of a doctor, but also leads us to explore the meaning of life and think deeply about life. A drama like

can be called a good drama with conscience! It can also be called a "clear stream" in medical dramas. It is both professional and warm, full of contradictions and conflicts and brings us comfort. It is worth watching.