• many young doctors in public hospitals working clinically in the fields of skin, angioma and so forth, exposed to technocratic journalists, are suffering and helpless at the market for vascular cancer. They noted that medical information on online social media had been mixed in recent years and that many parents with vascular cancers had been marketed to “brainwash” and received radical treatments that facilitated the rapid reduction of vascular tumours, leaving unnecessary complications such as neurological damage, scarring, dermal alteration and cortex. However, the education of patients is difficult。
One of the sanctuary hospital's dermatologists, chashan (alias), said that she had been approached by the long peak department hospital for a part-time visit, but she refused decisively without understanding the rewards and “benefits”. Information pictures
On 18 april 2023, the beijing longfang hospital fire pushed the “kingy of angioma”, which is home to nearly 20 private specialized hospitals. High marketing fees and over-diagnostic disputes erode the professional reputation of long peaks in the field of angioma。
What kind of disease is an aneurysm? What's the standard treatment for angioma? How can it become a source of income for private hospitals? Recent visits by technologists to specialist paediatrics, skin and vascular cancer clinics and specialists in various areas, interviews with parents of children with vascular cancer, referral of patients to the long peak hospital by existing local and municipal public hospital doctors, kickbacks or deductions may have contributed to the anxiety of the families of children with vascular cancer; in addition, a number of public hospital doctors have visited the long peak hospital on a part-time basis and may have violated the relevant regulations in the hospital。
"the wool comes out on the sheep." an old expert in the field of skin and angioma visualizes the fact that under the benefits of this deformity, the patient is the ultimate victim, accidentally falling into a “high-price trap” and subjected to unnecessary and ineffective over-treatment, time-consuming and costly treatment。
Long peak hospital
At the end of 2022, ms. Wong, from harbin city, heilongjiang province, found a red dot on her body when the baby reached full moon. Three months later, she went to the dermatology section of the local pediatric hospital with her child, and the diagnosis was that the baby had an vascular tumor. Super b shows that the child suffers from a mixed aneurysm with a subcutaneous depth of 0. 24 cm. According to the doctor, the hospital's technology does not allow it to be treated and is recommended to “a hospital specializing in vascular cancer in jiangbei”. Upon enquiry, ms. Huang admitted to being harbin long peak angioma hospital。
Ms. Huang soon went to another local army hospital, where the deputy medical practitioner gave her a tweet on the grounds that she “did not bring the child” and did not give any medical advice in person. He then proposed on twitter that he could take the child to a “hospital in jiangbei” on sunday to see his clinic. In a similar vein, ms. Huang is skeptical as to why she cannot be treated in her home at the san ace hospital without being referred to another hospital. Ms. Wong believed that there might be a gruesome increase or kickback。
The doctor's initial proposal, on twitter, was to inject lasers and microwaves. Ms. Huang suggested that while the child was still young, hoping for a more conservative treatment, the other side claimed that the child was not fit for simple treatment, such as eye drops or external medication, and that it was difficult “to communicate with the patient”. On the internet, ms. Wong had been able to identify some of the local parents with vascular cancer, asking for treatment programmes, and found that the long peak hospital, regardless of the type and severity of the vascular cancer in the child, was a much more complex set of treatments, costing $120,000, while public hospitals usually spent hundreds of thousands of dollars。
Ms. Huang eventually opted for a “more reassuring” public children's hospital. This time, according to the doctor, the vascular tumor under the child's skin was not particularly deep and could be used first with external medicine or gel, and it could be observed whether it was “crazy enough”, which was less likely to be followed by oral drugs, lasers or injections. If it remains unchanged, it will slowly begin to enter a phase of retreat at the age of one year, and most will naturally recede, depending on the parent。
“not a single doctor has mentioned this before, but it is more serious to say that i felt terrible at the time, for this thing to rot and bleed. In fact, according to professional medical opinion, the fracture of the vascular tumour surface of an infant and a young child is very rare, and even if there is a spontaneous breakdown, there will be no haemorrhage, which can be stopped quickly with a fingertip。
Mr. Zhejiang kimhua zheng also met with a “presentation” of a doctor from a public hospital. At the beginning of 2023, he was attending an aneurysm clinic with a young child at a public hospital in kim hua. According to the doctor, surgery was required to remove the vascular tumor from the child, claiming that the local hospital did not have the equipment to do so and recommending it to a long-mountain hospital in shanghai. Mr. Chung noted. The doctor sent a photo of the child to a micro-sign marked a long-mountain hospital in shanghai, after which he was given a micro-red envelope. In his statement, mr. Chung, fearing that he would be “involved in the killing of pigs in the past” (the meaning of fraud), decided to stay at the local level and seek additional medical treatment。
Ms. Ching of zhejiang ka xing was recommended by the local women's health hospital to a long peak hospital in shanghai. A summary list of hospital expenses provided by it shows that the total cost of a single treatment amounted to $16,000, and that the treatment of a sick child included spongiform angioma laser therapy, pulse laser therapy, and high-frequency electrocondensation microcombination therapy at a single price of $6,400, $3,000 and $4,000, respectively. The corresponding type of injection or out-of-medicine treatment is much lower in public hospitals。
There is also a comment from netizens on the lifestyle social platform, little red, that in telephone consultations, a hospital in the long peaks department would lower prices and never say that it would take several times to look at an angioma. The high-frequency condensation technology had been charged around 20,000 a decade earlier and had to be hospitalized for one week at a time. In most hospitals, both inside and outside the country, there is no additional electrocondensation treatment, but the same can be achieved。
Later on, when a friend of the internet was consulted, ms. Cheng advised them not to go to a hospital in chang feng, but to recommend a public children's hospital in hangzhou, “the baby is not guilty, saves money, saves effort”
Rethinking angioma norms
Infant vascular cancers are the most common benign neoplasms among infants and young children, with a prevalence rate of about 1 to 5 per cent among the chinese population. It has a unique growth cycle: most of its children are not visible at birth, and within one year of birth the tumors emerge and grow rapidly, and then gradually enter a degenerative period of five to seven years. It is this strange growth characteristic that distinguishes it from other tumours and vascular malformations。
According to industry experts interviewed by technologists, although the incidence rate is high, 90 per cent of vascular cancers are relatively simple patients, which, in addition, tend to recede naturally in the later period, strongly advocating early intervention rather than over-the-horizon treatment. Because 90 per cent of classic treatments, such as external or oral drugs, are effective after early intervention, can be put into a normal orbit of natural deflation and achieve better later results. Responsible doctors should introduce patients to the important characteristic of “natural aversion from early vascular cancers”, which can be quickly controlled through smears or injections, and doctors need not over-present patients to the point where they are induced to undergo excessive and complex treatment in other private hospitals。
Journalists visited public hospitals, where there was a high concentration of vascular cancers, and learned that patients bought out drugs for less than $100, and that some of them were cheaper than eye drops, but they all said that they were very effective at shallow vascular cancers and that “cheaps are not bad for comparison”. Public hospitals have uniform fees, while private hospitals allow for one price per person, which is not clear to many patients' parents and is easily “turned” in anxiety。
One of the sanctuary hospital's dermatologists, chashan (alias), told technologists that she had been approached by the long peak department hospital for a part-time visit, but she refused decisively without knowing the rewards and “benefits”. "if you get to that position, you'll probably have no choice but to recommend treatment that is not in the patient's interest and satisfy the other's profit needs."
She is also in hospital clinics and from time to time encounters over-treated infants and young children, including those who pass through the chain of long peak hospitals where treatment is ineffective. She states that the baby's vascular tumors are longer than the growth period and that after one year of age no treatment is required if only some red marks are left and not in the critical areas.” on average, 50 per cent of children retire at the age of 5, 70 per cent at the age of 7 and 90 per cent before the age of 9.” according to shassan, most parents are concerned about influencing their appearance and are demanding that the red mark be removed, because otherwise, as children grow up, they may have a psychological impact and lead to social inferiority。
“some for-profit hospitals tend to package all effective treatments for you, possibly with an external drug, but they add up all the radio frequencies, lasers, external drugs, and sometimes with very high-tech original names to attract people, which is expensive and can cause excessive disruption. The patient has no need to bear this if he encounters a stove that he can recede himself, but some hospital doctors do not tell the patient about this.”
According to chassan, only medicine is needed for shallow vascular tumours; for mixed vascular tumours, small marbles are pistoned in size, while the rest of the surface area is larger and the preferred needle is a focus drug in small tumours, which is more effective in narrowing down; and if under the skin is deeper, the external tumours are less accessible and the vascular tumours are thicker, it is generally considered that medications are overdosed。
“general standard treatment, which can only be performed once a month, is reviewed next month. However, for-profit hospitals usually provide in-patient injections at a cost of $120,000 per day or seven days per day. I don't get it, because you always have to wait for it to work. So often, the direct side effect of the injection is the formation of the scar。
Turning to the principles of laser therapy, shassan said, “we also do not like lasers during vascular tumor growth because lasers cannot control growth and will come back when they are finished. We're usually lasers when the aneurysm is about the same, very good. Injecting treatment should also be based on effective conditions, and if the effects of one or two injections are not apparent, an alternative treatment should be chosen.”
Many young doctors in public hospitals working in the first line of clinical work in the fields of skin, angioma, etc., exposed technologists have experienced pain and frustration at the disruption of the vascular cancer treatment market. They noted that medical information on online social media had been mixed in recent years and that many parents with vascular cancers had been marketed to “brainwash” and received radical treatments that facilitated the rapid reduction of vascular tumours, leaving unnecessary complications such as neurological damage, scarring, dermal alteration and cortex。
But patient education is difficult. Some responsible doctors, who did not recommend any complex treatment to their parents, were reported to have said, “how can you downplay the fact that the hospital said no to those treatment packages could be serious?”
Journalists have learned from patients and senior specialists in public hospitals that public hospital doctors do not report approval to the hospital and that private part-time consultations and referrals continue to take place. One expert pointed out that private or for-profit hospitals could supplement the resources of public hospitals, but it was incumbent on the government and the relevant authorities to cut off and trace the benefits of referral and referral. In the absence of a relationship of interest, patients should be referred to hospitals in accordance with their level of treatment and, with the approval of the public hospital medical service, regular referrals and consultations should be carried out so that patients receive the most appropriate level of medical care。
For more than a decade, universities, including the chinese medical association, the association of medical doctors and others, have issued corresponding diagnostic and therapeutic guidelines and agreements on vascular tumors and vascular malformations, and have established several trade societies or branches, groups, etc. Related to vascular tumours and pulsations. In the view of industry experts, major centres have trained doctors in the field of vascular cancer in a large number of public hospitals in the country, covering a number of specialties, most of which have been able to handle these patients independently, without any need to refer them to the newly established for-profit hospitals。
From another point of view, however, the emphasis placed by public hospitals on vascular cancer studies has also led to the survival of long peak hospitals, relying increasingly on internet marketing and the resources and presence of public hospital doctors. Long peak hospital's 2017 book shows that in 2014, 2015 and 2016 it paid at least $1. 016 million, $8. 94 million and $6. 4 million respectively, respectively, and long peak hospital's financial report in 2018 shows marketing costs close to 30 per cent. A fire has exposed the survival of long peak hospital to even greater depth。
“our country is dominated by public health care, and every year we train a number of continuing doctors to go to major public hospitals and hope that they will not treat patients for profit. Would it be reasonable for a system to transport or advertise, through benefits, all patients in local hospitals to be sucked away without patients from these well-trained public hospital doctors?” according to the above-mentioned experts, this is a unanimous question for experts in the field, and in the long term, such a mechanism would undermine the system of health-care doctors in public hospitals in the country, and it is recommended that the state introduce regulations to prosecute and punish the existence of unjustified medical referrals of benefits。
(the patient is all aliases)
