Every disease, once diagnosed with its cause and pathophysiological mechanism, can be effectively treated with the right approach, and in general, outcomes can be assured.
Unless it is a malignant disease, where medicine and treatment are impotent.
For instance, most cancers, even with a known tumor location, once metastasis occurs, medication can only alleviate pain and postpone death. No drugs can precisely kill cancer cells yet.
However, as humanity's medical science and technology continue to develop, medications are also becoming more advanced.
The emergence of various anti-cancer drugs has brought hope for a cure to cancer.
Maybe one day, cancer could become as trivial as a common cold, easily cured.
The patient in bed 7, after finding the true cause and being treated with targeted medication, truly had visibly effective results.
Unless something unexpected happens, this patient will certainly be transferred out of the ICU soon.
