Fu Xinheng didn't wait for him and walked straight into the doctor's office.
Upon seeing this, the three classmates hurried into the office to hear the news.
As they walked, Yue Wentong asked Geng and Xie, "Did Teacher Ren contact Doctor Chang?"
The monitor probably couldn't understand why their smart counselor contacted a playboy to treat the patient. The National Association has many experts, not just Chang Jiawei.
"This matter is--" Geng Yongzhe looked at classmate Xie hesitantly.
In fact, he was not quite sure about the specific reasons why Xie recommended Chang Jiawei. He had never practiced in orthopedics before and was not familiar with Chang Jiawei's skills.
When he heard that it was not Teacher Ren who recommended her but classmate Xie, Yue Wentong looked at Xie Wanying in surprise: What do you think?
Don't be impatient. Xie Wanying was about to say this to the monitor.
The sound of leather shoes was heard at the office door, and Chang Jiawei, wearing a white coat, appeared.
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A neat and clean white doctor's uniform with a prestigious doctor badge on the chest. Even a medical student can fool patients into thinking he is an expert if he dresses like this.
For this reason, Yue Wentong really couldn't trust this legendary playboy, and thought about asking Brother Cao to ask on behalf of Geng.
When they saw Fu Xinheng coming, Ren Chongda and Doctor Guo stood up one after another. Ren Chongda expressed his gratitude to them again and said, "The patient's bed has been arranged. It's hard work for you to come back to the hospital tonight to see the patient."
"I told you not to be polite on the phone. This is our job." Fu Xinheng said.
As the attending physician, Chang Jiawei did not chat with others. He stretched out his hand to Dr. Guo and asked, "Where is the patient's examination report?"
"The emergency CT film and chest X-ray are all out." After receiving the instructions, Dr. Guo hurriedly picked up several imaging films on the desk and walked over to put them under the light board.
"Teacher Fu, Teacher Chang. This is a lung CT scan, that is a spine CT scan, and there is also a chest X-ray. The patient's condition is a bit complicated when taken into consideration. I just talked to Teacher Ren from the medical school. We need to rule out spinal tuberculosis, spinal tumors, spinal cord tumors, spinal abscesses, and myelitis." Doctor Guo introduced the patient's condition to Chang Jiawei and Fu Xinheng who had arrived. His tone was very humble. He was a young resident who had just joined the department and had little experience.
After hearing what he said, Chang Jiawei looked back at Xie, fearing that Xie would think that their orthopedic skills were too poor, so he reminded Dr. Guo: "Don't take out the medical encyclopedia and cross out each disease one by one."
The doctors below were too insecure to say anything. Dr. Guo smiled and waited for the doctors above to look at the film themselves.
Several doctors gathered in front of the light board, each judging the film according to their own specialty. The imaging film was complicated and required doctors to look at it very carefully for identification.
Xie Wanying and the other two stood behind the teachers, tiptoeing anxiously.
X-rays show rough results. For example, most bronchitis patients may show normal results on chest X-rays. Only CT scans can identify the more difficult ones. Therefore, many doctors ask patients to do CT scans to identify bronchial lesions when the chest X-rays show unclear results of obvious cough and sputum. Similarly, the same procedure is used for suspected tuberculosis. CT scans are definitely more accurate and detailed than chest X-rays in capturing lung lesions, and can detect lesions that cannot be detected on chest X-rays.
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