最近,我国著名肝胆外科专家吴孟超在接受记者采访时说:“医生治病,就好像把病人一个一个背过河。”这个比喻形象地揭示了医患关系的本质。佛家道:普度众生,脱离苦海。而医生治病,恰如佛陀“渡人”。面对凶险的疾病,医生背起病人趟水过河,完全是出于一种职业信仰。从理论上说,医患关系是人世间最亲密的关系之一。患者离开医生,便无法战胜疾病;医生离开患者,便失去存在价 Recently, Wu Mengchao, an expert in the liver and gallbladder surgery in our country, said in an interview with reporters: “A doctor treats a patient as if he or she is going to cross the river one by one.” This metaphor vividly reveals the nature of the doctor-patient relationship. Buddhist Road: Purity of all beings, from the sea of ​​suffering. The treatment of a doctor is just like the Buddha’s “crossing people.” In the face of dangerous diseases, it is entirely out of a professional belief that doctors take patients to drown. In theory, doctor-patient relationship is one of the most intimate relationships in the world. The patient can’t overcome the disease when he leaves the doctor; the doctor loses the existence price when he leaves the patient