Picking up the ECG paper, Cao Yudong's fingers followed the patient's ECG trajectory, thinking.
Cao Dong then handed him the echocardiogram report.
After checking the test results, Cao Yudong looked up at his two sons.
Cao Dong and Cao Zhao received a look from their old father: It was indeed like this. After reading the report, the old father thought that this stroke of luck did not seem like luck, so he asked who did it.
Cao Dong said a few words into his father's ear.
The third son was not in the ward. Cao Yudong confirmed that he had heard correctly that the person his eldest son was talking about was the third son's crush.
"Yingying." Cao Zhao turned around and waved to the students.
When called by the Fairy Brother, Xie Wanying walked out from the crowd at the back.
Cao Yudong looked at her face and recognized her as the young man who had rushed down the stairs to help him pick up the documents. At that time, he thought her quick reaction and dexterity were very precious. Now, standing in the ward, her big eyes were super bright, like two big full moons at night.
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As a father, Cao Yudong quickly understood why his younger son was attracted to the other party, because of enthusiasm.
Xie's eyes are full of strong desire and passion for medicine, which is consistent with his youngest son's enthusiasm for medicine.
"Tell me what you think." Cao Zhao said.
Hearing that the Fairy Brother asked her to answer questions in front of the big boss she admired, Xie Wanying felt palpitations and a little nervous.
Cao Yong walked back to the ward and saw this scene. He told her not to be polite on academic issues and said earnestly, "It's okay. Just say what you want to say. That's all people want to hear."
Cao Yudong could tell that his youngest son introduced her as an academic in front of his father.
I felt that Senior Brother Cao and Teacher Cao Yudong were quite familiar with each other, otherwise their tone would not be so familiar. This thought flashed through Xie Wanying's mind, and she began to say: "My idea is that the patient has a scar inside the heart, but the probability of symptoms caused by simple surgical scars recurring in 20 years is too low."
“What scars would non-surgical scars be?”
Myocardial scars are common in surgery, trauma, myocardial infarction, etc.
What Xie Wanying wants to say is: "Recently, a phenomenon has been discovered in foreign clinics, called malignant arrhythmias caused by spontaneous scars inside the heart. Most of these patients have no history of accidents or surgeries, nor other medical history, but may be related to chronic stretching of the myocardium. Wei's condition is expected to be related to this spontaneous scar. It just so happens that the interaction between the spontaneous scar and the surgical scar leads to a special hemodynamic collision that causes malignant arrhythmias, which manifest as bidirectional ventricular tachycardia on the electrocardiogram during an attack."
In other words, Wei's disease had nothing to do with his congenital heart disease. The inspiration in her mind told her that heart disease often develops randomly, which is why doctors couldn't find the cause of spontaneous scarring. The reason why Wei's condition was more serious was mainly due to the interaction with previous surgical scars.
Why did the patient have a recent attack?
"Student Wei was quite nervous after coming to the Pediatric Department. He may have started to doubt the reason for the scars on his body."
Fatigue and excessive mental stress are common causes of heart attacks. Many young people suffer from myocardial infarction due to this.
Cao Yudong tapped the medical record with his fingers: "Okay, let's do an MRI." He said to her: "You have read a lot of literature."
Being suddenly affirmed by the teacher she respected, Xie Wanying was a little excited like a little fan.
I didn't expect Teacher Cao to ask: "Are you interested in cardiac surgery?"
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