Several voices came from the door:

"He's so young, but he speaks so maturely."

"How long have you been a medical student in clinical practice? Who is your current teacher?"

"I am a student in the eighth grade class, Professor Zhang. I am considered your junior sister."

It turns out that some of the old professors had studied in the eighth grade class of the National Association a long time ago. Xie Wanying remembered that someone had introduced the history of the eighth grade class of the National Association a long time ago.

The door of the ward opened and Xie Wanying stood up.

Li Qiaowen wanted to get up, but a group of doctors came in and said, "You are a patient now, sit or lie down."

Several respected seniors came in, all with gray hair, some wearing reading glasses and some not. They should be over 70 years old like Professor Li, and could have retired and rested at home. It's just that doctors are more popular as they get older, and they are rehired by doctors. Now they either help the department to see outpatients and make expert appointments, or occasionally they are invited back to the department to participate in guidance when important events occur.

With the arrival of several professors, the atmosphere in the entire ward suddenly seemed to be elevated to the level of a high-end academic seminar.

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Xie Wanying, who was standing at the back of the crowd, was considering whether to leave. As soon as the door closed, Dr. Jiang waved his hand at her to signal her to stay.

The arrival of the old professors made the patient a little nervous.

"Didn't she just tell you? What is she worried about? Instead of worrying now, you might as well be happier. Patients like unhappy people the most and dislike happy people." Several old professors talked at the same time to make the patient happy.

As she listened, Li Qiaowen began to smile. Thinking about this weekend, the department leaders who were supposed to be on vacation brought the senior professors to see her in person. With such warm colleagues around, there was nothing to worry about.

"She has told you the necessary parts about your illness. What she explained was very good and accurate." An old professor said, pointing at Xie Wanying at the back of the crowd.

Unexpectedly, the seniors had sharp eyes and knew that she was standing behind. Xie Wanying stood quietly.

"Come, let me check what's growing inside you."

The professors were going to examine the patient. The whole group of people stepped back.

The three senior doctors gathered around the patient's bed, and Director Zheng stood beside him. The other young doctors and medical students who came with him all stood on the periphery.

Standing on tiptoe, Xie Wanying secretly observed the old professor's examination technique for the patient from the gap in the crowd. The old doctor's examination was slow and gentle. The three professors pressed the patient's lower abdomen gently, discussed with each other, and said to the patient: "Your abdomen is very small according to the CT scan, and the doctor can't feel it."

All doctors say so. Li Qiaowen sighed, wondering if she should say that she was unlucky.

"But disease in this area needs to be taken seriously because it is very rare. Once it occurs, it may be a serious disease and must be taken seriously. So you are lucky to have met a good doctor who helped you detect it in the early stages."

The old professor said so, and Li Qiaowen nodded: "I think so too. I have been feeling unwell for three years, and I couldn't find out what was wrong with me before. Only Doctor Xie could find it out for me."

"This disease is difficult to detect with routine examinations. Of course, you have been feeling uncomfortable for a few years, and it is probably just the remnant of the urachus that made you uncomfortable at first, but there is a disease. Earlier, it was smaller and could not be detected by CT. Although CT can detect that this part of your body did not grow well in infancy and will become a stubborn disease in adulthood, you can directly perform surgery. The problem is that your symptoms may have been milder at that time, and the doctor could not suspect that there was a problem with this part of your body."