"What does she want to do?" Wei asked nervously when he saw Li Yaxi walking towards their patient.

"It's okay, it's okay." Xie Wanying held Wei and asked him to stay calm.

Standing in front of the child's mother, Li Yaxi squatted down, took out a small tissue from her schoolbag and handed it to the mother to wipe her face.

Is she trying to comfort the patient's family?

"Can this person become a better person?" Wei was a little skeptical. At the beginning, Li Yaxi almost harmed the medical staff of several departments of the National Association Hospital.

Influenced by her childhood friend and her own mother, Xie Wanying still has some confidence that people can become better.

The second child he saw in the clinic made Wei nervous again.

The child who came to see the doctor this time had symptoms of birthmarks.

"We went to other hospitals for treatment and they told us to come to Shouer to see if the disease could be cured. But they said they couldn't." The child's parents said to the doctor while holding their one-and-a-half-year-old child.

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Wei carefully examined the birthmark on the child, which was a relatively large brown patch, with the largest patch on the back estimated to be two centimeters. Thinking of what his mother had said, Wei was still in shock and began to wonder if he had jumped to conclusions that day. He might need to go home and see what the birthmark on his nephew looked like. Then he thought that his nephew had been to the hospital to see a doctor, so he thought the diagnosis was reliable.

Unexpectedly, what the child's parents said next overturned his thoughts: "We felt that he had a few more birthmarks on his body, so we took him to see a doctor. The doctor said it was nothing, but the birthmarks got bigger and bigger, and now the doctor says there is something wrong."

The emergency doctor on duty was a little helpless. Duan Sanbao asked the child's parents: "This is the emergency department, not the outpatient department. Didn't the emergency nurse make it clear to you?"

"We couldn't get an appointment at the outpatient clinic. We came from another place and begged the nurses for a long time before they finally agreed to let us in to see a doctor."

It is very difficult to seek medical treatment in other places. People from other parts of the country have no choice but to travel thousands of miles to the capital for medical treatment, because the capital is the national medical center and the last straw for patients. If the child needs to see a doctor, the people don't have to think about it, just come to the capital to find a pediatrician. Everyone knows that the capital is the number one children's hospital in the country, and the doctors here are the best at treating children.

It can only be said that ordinary people are not experts in the field and do not know much about the information of experts. The neurosurgery department of Shouer is not the most famous. In fact, the neurosurgeons of Shouer have to go to Fangze for training. Fangze's neurosurgery department is much more famous than Shouer, and it covers all pediatric neurosurgery. Moreover, the two hospitals are affiliated with the same medical school, so they are not related to each other.

It costs a huge amount of money for a hospital to invest in neurosurgery equipment. Shouer is a comprehensive pediatric hospital, and many departments need money. The amount allocated to pediatric neurosurgery is limited, so some incurable neurosurgery children are simply transferred to Fang Ze for treatment. It can be said that Shouer and Fang Ze are not in a competitive relationship, but more like a close family relationship, which is really different from the relationship between Guoxie and Guozhi.

It may be that Seoul Children's Hospital can still support itself well without neurosurgery. Guoxie is different. If it loses the cardiovascular and endoscopic surgery business with a large market, it will be fatal. It has to haggle with Guozhi.

"The initial diagnosis is that his disease is probably neurofibroma. If it is confirmed, these patches on his skin cannot be called birthmarks. They are a manifestation of neurofibroma."