Practicing Medical Skills in a Small Clinic novel Chapter 757

Chapter 757: Chapter 352: The Barefoot Doctor’s Rise and Dr. Li’s Consultation

Regarding Li Jingsheng, a pillar of the department, he also went to great lengths to win him over.

"After all, you are my superior, so it’s only right to show some respect. But since you’ve made a request, don’t blame me for being too casual in the future and disrupting seniority."

Li Jingsheng agreed verbally, but inwardly, he was as clear as a mirror.

He still had to be cautious with his words in the future.

How could one truly be too casual with superiors?

"Haha, I actually like it casual. Old Hua, Brother Hua, call me whatever you want. I almost forgot the main issue - the cause of that child’s illness has been preliminarily identified. You’re impressive! You actually guessed right again."

Director Hua was in an excellent mood, speaking with joy.

"Medicine is a very serious matter, yet you used the word ’guess’—that’s quite discouraging!"

When Li Jingsheng heard the diagnosis results were out, he was invigorated.

"What exactly is the illness?"

This Director Hua seldom kept people in suspense.

But today, he deliberately kept it mysterious.

"The pathological diagnosis result is acute encephalitis, and interstitial myocarditis with heart failure was also detected. Experts from the People’s Hospital were consulted online. It’s preliminarily concluded that the child’s coma was caused by acute encephalitis, leading to a fall at home, not a fall causing the coma.

The myocarditis is likely due to a virus infection, which then led to heart failure.

Your initial diagnosis matches almost exactly."

Director Hua delivered the diagnosis results.

He really admired this young man; how did Li Jingsheng manage to see through such a complex condition and point straight to the source of the disease?

At the time, Director Hua was also present for the consultation, and to be honest, he was at a loss.

Initially, everyone even had fierce debates about whether the child fell unconscious first or vice versa.

After examining the child’s condition, Li Jingsheng insisted from the start on ruling out any potential virus infection.

Such diagnostic acuity and accuracy are truly daunting.

Countless chief physicians who have practiced for decades spend a lifetime striving for this ability.

"Acute encephalitis, myocarditis, with heart failure as well—this is quite life-threatening! The child’s breathing has also become problematic, indicating it’s not simply pulmonary edema. I suspect there’s pulmonary congestion. How’s the emergency department handling it?"

Li Jingsheng felt heavy-hearted hearing this.

Once myocarditis appears, it’s often accompanied by a virus infection, especially acute ones; there’s almost no escape.

The child’s acute encephalitis must undoubtedly be acute viral encephalitis too.

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