At this moment, emergency intervention thrombolysis can save the patient's life.
If we must wait until after the CT or even imaging exams to determine the surgical protocol, the patient is certain to die.
Is it based on the attending physician's experience to proceed with surgery to save lives, or should we insist on waiting for the test results?
Unfortunately, knowing that the patient will die waiting for the test results, we still have to wait.
It's not that doctors see death and do nothing, but no doctor dares to gamble their future and their house on this. If the patient isn't saved and the family sues, the doctor is almost certain ruined.
To protect themselves, doctors can only wait for the test results.
During the wait, they can only perform basic rescue measures, definitely not daring to do surgery or interventional procedures.
Even medication use is extremely cautious.
This is the cruel reality.
