Returning to ’90s, She Became Famous in Major Surgical Fields

   "Shu Ping admired Dr. Song and said that he wanted to work with his senior brother in the future. I told him to work hard. It would be difficult to be recruited by the National Association for work." Teacher Lu was more worried about his grandson\'s grades.

  The grandson is more like her son, more shy and talented. If she has the same talent as her adopted son, she probably doesn\'t need to worry about the future.

   Xie Wanying was worried that she would not be able to be retained by the National Association when she heard this.

   "This Cao Yong, the car has been parked for so long." Teacher Lu asked.

   Xie Wanying wondered if she should call Senior Brother Cao.

   "What are you urging him to do?" Zhang Huayao said to his mother, "Let him find a seat slowly. Let\'s go to the doctor first."

   "Isn\'t there an equal sign?" Teacher Lu said.

   There is a row of patients sitting in front.

   "I made an appointment with Professor Shen for you." Zhang Huayao put away the cell phone that he had just made to contact his colleague privately, and helped his mother, "Go directly to her office to see her."

   Mr. Zhang, you can definitely make an appointment with a specialist in your hospital in advance.

  Xie Wanying heard that, and hurriedly sent a text message to Senior Brother Cao to inform him of the change of location, and then quickly followed the teacher in front.

  The expert office was around the corner. After a few steps, Zhang Huayao knocked on the door of the office.

   A woman inside responded, "Liqiong, go and open the door."

   "Yes, teacher." Another female voice who agreed should be a student studying with the teacher.

  The door opened, and a female medical student with glasses and a ponytail stood inside. She was thin and had serious facial features. She said to the person at the door, "Hello, Teacher Zhang, Teacher Lu, and Teacher Shen, please come in and sit."

   Zhang Huayao didn\'t need to answer the rookie medical student and helped his mother into the door.

   Xie Wanying followed with small steps.

   The eyes behind the glasses of the female medical student who opened the door were fixed on her face: It was her—Xie Wanying!

   To say it is a coincidence, it may or may not be a coincidence. After the meeting on the train, she kept this schoolgirl in her mind, feeling that she would meet again one day. She made the reunion by herself, because she was admitted to the National Association.

   As if there were eyes looking at her, Xie Wanying looked back and saw the senior sister in front of her, and she seemed to have a vague impression of having seen it in her mind.

   Seeing that Xie Wanying didn\'t remember who she was, the other party put on her glasses and showed a smile, murmuring silently: My name is Lin Liqiong, Xie Wanying.

   Anyway, she should probably be grateful to this junior. If this junior girl hadn\'t hit her with a hammer, she really didn\'t know what the future would be like, whether she would wait for graduation and then fall into a clinical fall, and the consequences would be even more unimaginable.

   It\'s really a good thing to fall over in advance, at least it made her realize the stomatology major that she studied.

   Cardiogenic toothache was the reason she misdiagnosed patients on the train.

  The heart of the human body is full of sympathetic and parasympathetic nerves, and these nerves have an inexplicable and mysterious relationship with other tissues and parts of the human body. When a myocardial infarction occurs, it is possible that the heart does not hurt first, and the pain is transmitted to other parts of the body through these nerves.

   Not only toothache, but also common stomach pains, headaches, etc., all of which may be the pain of myocardial infarction rather than real stomachache and headache.

  How to accurately identify these symptoms that are easily confused by front-line clinicians, in addition to the experience accumulated by the doctors themselves, various examinations are very important. Pulling the electrocardiogram and checking the blood are all very effective differential diagnosis techniques.