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    Fu Xinheng walked straight into the doctor's office without waiting for him.

    Seeing this, three classmates hurriedly followed him to the office to hear the news.

    As he walked, Yue Wentong asked classmate Geng and classmate Xie: "Did Teacher Ren contact Dr. Chang?"

    The squad leader probably couldn¡¯t figure out why their smart counselor contacted a playboy to treat the patient. The National Association has many experts, not just Chang Jiawei.

    ¡°This matter is¡ª¡ª¡± Geng Yongzhe looked at Xie hesitantly.

    In fact, the specific reason why Xie recommended Chang Jiawei was not clear to him.  He did not know much about Chang Jiawei's skills after having done an orthopedic internship in the future.

    Hearing that it was not Teacher Ren who recommended it but classmate Xie, Yue Wentong looked at Xie Wanying in surprise: What do you think?

    "Don't worry."  .  Xie Wanying just wanted to say this to the monitor.

    The sound of leather shoes sounded at the door of the office, and it was Chang Jiawei who put on a white coat and appeared.

    ¡°Neat and clean white doctor¡¯s overalls, with a resounding doctor¡¯s brand on the chest, even a medical student can fool the patient into thinking he is an expert.

    ¡°For this reason, Yue Wentong really couldn¡¯t trust this legendary playboy, so he thought that he might as well help classmate Geng call Senior Brother Cao to ask.

    When they saw Fu Xinheng arriving, Ren Chongda and Dr. Guo stood up one after another.  Ren Chongda first expressed his gratitude to them again: "The patient's bed has been arranged. It's hard work for you to go back to the hospital to see the patient tonight."

    ¡°I told you on the phone that you¡¯re welcome, it¡¯s our job.¡± Fu Xinheng said.

    As the attending physician, Chang Jiawei didn¡¯t want to chat with anyone, so he stretched out his hand to Dr. Guo: ¡°Where is the patient¡¯s examination report?¡±

    "Emergency CT and chest X-rays are all out." After receiving the instruction, Dr. Guo hurriedly picked up several imaging films placed on his desk, walked over and put them under the light board.

    "Teacher Fu, Teacher Chang. This is a CT scan of the lungs, a CT scan of the spine over there, and a chest X-ray. The patient's condition is a bit complicated when considered comprehensively. I just talked with Mr. Ren from the medical school. Spinal tuberculosis is needed.  , spinal tumors need to be ruled out, spinal cord tumors need to be ruled out, spinal abscesses, myelitis, etc. need to be ruled out." Dr. Guo introduced the patient's situation to the arriving Chang Jiawei, Fu Xinheng and others. His tone was very humble. He was a young resident who had just entered the department, so there was nothing wrong with it.  experience.

    After hearing what he said, Chang Jiawei looked back at classmate Xie. He was afraid that classmate Xie would think their orthopedics skills were too poor, so he reminded Dr. Guo: "Don't take out the medical encyclopedia and cross out every disease."

    The doctors below had no confidence, so they had no choice but to dare not say anything.  Dr. Guo smiled to himself and waited for the doctor above to watch the film.

    Several doctors gathered in front of the light board.  Each judges the film according to his or her own area of ??expertise.  Imaging films are complex and require careful review by doctors for screening.

    Xie Wanying and the other three stood behind the teachers, tapping their toes a little anxiously.

    The things shown in X-rays are relatively rough. For example, the chest X-ray of most patients with bronchitis may appear normal, and the only way to identify them is with a CT scan.  Therefore, in clinical practice, many doctors will ask the patient to undergo a CT scan to identify whether there is bronchial disease when the patient has symptoms such as obvious cough and sputum.  The same is true for suspected tuberculosis.  CT is definitely more accurate and detailed in capturing lung lesions than chest X-ray, and it can detect lesions that cannot be found in chest X-ray.  (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com
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