Returning to ’90s, She Became Famous in Major Surgical Fields Chapter 1976: [1976] Medical Limits

   Chapter 1976 [1976] dical Limits

   She obviously didn't ntion it to anyone, but she was looking for an ophthalmologist in another hospital, and no one in the sa hospital knew about it. When the head of the departnt talked to her in the morning, she thought she had presbyopia, cataract or glaucoma. She responded vaguely and didn't explain what her disease was.

   In such a situation, how did Xie Wanying know her accurate diagnosis.

   It can only be said that this student Xie, like the talented Song Song from their northern capital, has too much dical vision, and really wants to see through the diseases in people without any obstacle.

  No no no, if Aunt Min hadn't provided further clues and news, Xie Wanying might not have guessed it. After all, Dr. Hu is also a big boss, and it is not too difficult to conceal others as usual.

"Actually." Xie Wanying told the truth, "Mr. Hu may have been caught off guard that day, and suddenly the eye disease recurred again, and I couldn't see at all, which made suspect this diagnosis. Because this kind of vision usually seems to be good, not wearing glasses It can be corrected, and there is no particular sign of redness in the eye but a sudden sharp drop in vision, which only RAO can explain."

   It is as if this student Xie learned more important clues from the fainted patient. At the sa ti, the logic of dical inference is almost perfect, and the dical books are comprehensive and solid. Dr. Hu pondered and asked, "Has the patient's condition improved now?"

   "Yes, Mr. Hu. The patient woke up, nothing serious, and the heart function has stabilized." Xie Wanying said.

   Shen Xifei, who was hiding behind the lamppost and eavesdropping all the way, wanted to make a bitter face: Does Mr. Hu an that Xie Wanying is right. In other words, what is the RAO disease that Teacher Hu has in Xie Wanying's eyes? How could she not rember. Yes, she majored in obstetrics and gynecology, not ophthalmology.

   I hope that Dr. Hu's disease is not a serious disease and can be cured soon, so that she can continue to rely on Dr. Hu for a successful employnt. Shen Xifei prayed in her heart.

   "She'll be fine." Dr. Hu said, showing that she had always been thinking about Aunt Min in her heart.

   "I told her, my aunt can understand, and understand that Dr. Hu, you had no choice at the ti. Because Dr. Hu, your disease is actually more serious than hers, and there is almost no cure."

what! Shen Xifei grabbed the lamp post with both hands and glared at Xie Wanying's back: I can't even say that you are not allowed to curse my future backer. Dr. Hu is a professor in a tertiary hospital. He knows a lot of top ophthalmologists, so how could he not find a famous doctor to cure his disease.

   Dr. Hu took a breath of cold air from his nose, and his throat was sore, probably because Xie Wanying's last words touched the most vulnerable string in her heart.

What if    is a top professor. Physicians do not heal themselves. Moreover, doctors know that human dical treatnt is only so far. So doctors can't cure it even if they know the cause. This is the limit of human dicine. Therefore, she didn't want to say the na of the disease, but just wanted to maintain a little bit of her own arrogant and pitiful self-esteem, and didn't want to say it to be sympathetic to others.

  RAO refers to retinal artery blockage, which is called "myocardial infarction" in ophthalmology. It is similar to the pathogenesis of myocardial infarction. The arteries supplying the retina are blocked by emboli, resulting in interruption of blood flow, large necrosis of retinal cells, and eventually blindness.