"This person's chief complaint is angina pectoris. They've tried medication multiple times without success, so they're back for a follow-up visit, right?"
Ming Jiayi said to herself.
She was 100% certain of this without even needing to hear the dean's answer.
After all, the CT scan is already in front of us.
“The CT scan has already revealed that he has narrowed blood vessels, and he has to have surgery,” Ming Jiayi said. “But I don’t think he needs bypass surgery; a stent is enough to keep him alive.”
"Oh? What do you mean?" Upon hearing Ming Jiayi's words, the dean immediately perked up, straightening his back to listen to her.
“Look at the narrowed area of his blood vessel,” Ming Jiayi said, pointing to the CT report. “There’s no sign of further adhesion here, which means the medication is still working for him. As long as he has the stent surgery and continues the medication, there will be no problem at all.”
The dean seemed to have been enlightened by Ming Jiayi's words. He nodded and said, "Yes, if we were to perform bypass surgery in this situation, it would cause the patient a second trauma, which would go against our original intention."
"Yes. Stent surgery has a higher success rate than bypass surgery, and it is also much less invasive. In his case, stent surgery is much better than bypass surgery."
"Hmm." A kind smile instantly appeared on the dean's wrinkled face. "Little girl, did you teach yourself medicine?"
Ming Jiayi smiled slightly, "Hmm...so it is, right?"
She used to spend all her time reading all sorts of medical books and studying their intricacies. Could that be considered self-taught?
"Dean, Ming Yiran has fainted again! Dr. Xiang is giving him first aid! You should go and take a look."
Outside the dean's office, a doctor in a white coat was hurriedly knocking on the door.
Ming Jiayi looked up at the door in shock, then rushed out.
Why did she faint again?
She fainted twice within two days.
Has the condition worsened?
"Xiao Yi, you're back..."
When Ming's mother saw Ming Jiayi walk over, tears immediately started streaming down her face.
"Mom, what happened?"
"I was looking at my phone in the living room when I suddenly heard a noise. When I went into the ward, I found that your father had fainted again," Ming's mother said with a somber voice.
Ming Jiayi helped her mother to a chair and sat down, her eyes fixed on the ward.
She vaguely remembered that the day before she transmigrated, which was also the day before she performed surgery on Ming's father in her world, Ming's father had also fainted once.
That was a temporary shock caused by the tumor blocking the blood vessels; it was saved because it was discovered in time.
If the symptoms are the same, then Ming's father should be fine this time too, right?
"Mrs. Ming and Miss Ming, don't worry, everything will be alright," a nurse comforted them.
"He's out." Ming Jiayi saw the hospital room door open and hurriedly took a few steps forward. "Doctor, how is my father?"
"It's alright, he just overdid it. The tumor blocked a blood vessel, causing temporary shock, but he's back to life now," the doctor said gravely. "However, the surgery needs to be done quickly, otherwise his life could be in danger at any moment."
Ming Jiayi nodded thoughtfully.
It really is true.
How can it be so similar to reality?
"Dr. Xiang, shall we transfer the patient to the ICU now?" A nurse came out of the ward and gently patted the doctor on the back as she asked.
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