Taking the patient as the center, the brilliant hand lights up the light of hope – Su Yutao, director of the Department of Ophthalmology of the Central Hospital

“You can eat later and sleep less, but you can’t delay even a minute in treating patients.”

When I first met Dr. Su Yutao, I was immediately struck by her calm and capable attitude. And attracted by the deep eyes. Her three words never leave her line, and they are all about the cutting-edge topic of “eyes”. In her heart, “letting patients see again” is the greatest wish. As the director of the Department of Ophthalmology of the Central Hospital, the main person in charge of the City Cataract Restoration Project and the City Bright Center, Su Yutao has spent 42 years, constantly challenging and improving, and has become a leader in the field of ophthalmology in Shancheng.

Since Su Yutao entered the central hospital to work in ophthalmology in 1980, he has devoted all his attention to business research and has mastered excellent eye disease treatment techniques. With these solid professional knowledge and rich medical experience, Su Yutao can make accurate diagnosis and treatment of cataract, glaucoma, complex ocular trauma and vitreous-related eye diseases. Especially in the complex cataract, the use of high-end crystals is unique. In addition, she is also in the forefront of the province in astigmatism and multifocal intraocular lens implantation technology.

In November 2021, 90-year-old Wang Lingye and his wife completed cataract and glaucoma surgeries in the Department of Ophthalmology of the Central Hospital respectively. Before leaving the hospital, in order to express his gratitude, the old man sent a letter of thanks to Su Yutao, expressing his gratitude to the medical staff in the most simple way. Wang Lingye’s husband and wife are older and have many underlying physical diseases, and his wife and children also suffer from mental diseases, which require medical staff to devote a lot of effort to treatment. The old man wrote in the letter: “Our old couple suffered from sudden eye disease, the pain was unbearable, and we sought medical treatment to no avail. It was Director Su Yutao’s superb technology that relieved our pain, which made our old couple see again and light up. The hope of our life.”

“You can eat later and sleep less, but you can’t delay even a minute in treating the patient.” This is what Su Yutao often talks about. talk. In her eyes, patients always come first.

In her work, Su Yutao always tries her best to provide more meticulous services to her patients. She listens carefully to the opinions and suggestions of patients, designs treatment plans according to the needs of patients, tailors suitable crystals for each patient, and brings light to a large number of cataract patients. After practicing medicine for more than 40 years, Su Yutao uses her patience, love, sense of responsibility and superb medical skills to help every patient, and is affectionately called “Bright Messenger” by the patients.

In the eyes of colleagues, Su Yutao is a person who hides behind when encountering honors, and rushes forward to treat and save people. At the beginning of 2021, an outbreak occurred in our city. Although he is about to retire, Su Yutao still adheres to the original intention of being a doctor and resolutely chooses to become a “big white”, stick to the front line of the fight against the epidemic with his colleagues, and demonstrate the responsibility and responsibility of an old medical worker with practical actions.

Su Yutao’s sense of responsibility is also reflected in focusing on the training of young doctors, creating a good learning atmosphere for batches of young medical staff, and providing multiple development platforms. Strength is steadily rising. Su Yutao said: “Only when the younger generation of medical staff are highly skilled can patients feel at ease, and I can retire with peace of mind.” patient. Su Yutao’s charisma infects colleagues, patients and everyone around him. In her heart, the journey of bringing light and hope to patients has only a beginning and no end.

Li Chenglin, reporter Liu Jiaxu