After finishing the matter, he returned to the emergency room surgery clinic. Three classmates sat on the chair and took a breath. After resting, the three of them found: Hey, why are there no patients here?

It can be seen that the family members who brought their children to the hospital today were scared away by what happened before in their clinic. They had to wait for the emergency department nurse to arrange for the patient to come. They were thirsty and wanted to drink water. Duan Sanbao took out a can of tea from his schoolbag and asked them: "Do you drink tea?"

Classmate Wei wiped his eyebrows at him: Are you not afraid of no patients coming? You will have no food to eat.

Doctor Duan is like Dr. Song, but he doesn’t mean he has no confidence when he lowers his head. People are not afraid of no patients coming to see him. Parents of these children will soon know that he is amazing.

"Drink." Xie Wanying said.

Yingying - Classmate Wei covered her face. Classmate Xie was so nice and always cared about everyone's face.

Speaking of drinking tea, Duan Sanbao remembered something and asked her: "Is your friend selling tea? Doctor Thank you?"

"Yes--" Xie Wanying was surprised. She thought she had just arrived, and she had never talked to anyone, and her childhood friend had never been to the head of the house. Dr. Duan could actually know what her childhood friend was doing.

When Duan Sanbao received her questioning gaze, he turned around with guilt, fearing that she would discover the secret later. He heard all about her from his grandma.

Without the patient, Wei Shangquan couldn't help but go to the internal medicine classmate in the same class to see other cases. Doctor Tian of the internal medicine department was about to consult a surgeon when he heard that their group of people were just available. Dr. Tian, ​​who had learned about the skills of classmate Xie last night, immediately shouted: Classmate Xie, come on.

Hearing Teacher Tian’s call, Xie Wanying and her classmates came to the bedside of the emergency room.

The child was a nine-year-old girl who came to seek medical treatment due to repeated urinary tract infections. The repeated condition of the child made the clinician alert.

For children, many recurrent diseases are later confirmed to be congenital diseases. Not to mention children, adults also have this clinical phenomenon.

Based on this, Dr. Tian suspected that there was a problem with the ureteral bladder of the child. The normal physiological structure of the ureteral bladder destined that the urine from the ureter to the bladder will not flow backwards. There is a congenital disease called congenital ureteral valvosis. There is a mucosa with a protruding fold at the junction of the ureter and the bladder. This transverse foreign body will inevitably hinder the normal flow of urine to the bladder. The urine cannot be discharged smoothly, resulting in repeated urinary tract infections and increased urinary stones.

It is best to make it clear that this disease is the best to do an angiography. Before this, you can do a B-ultrasound examination to see if there are abnormal signs such as ureteral dilation. Urine examination can also check whether there are red blood cells and infections. The above examination is also characterized by urinary stone disease, which is difficult to identify at the moment.

Dr. Tian showed some of the examination reports he had obtained to classmate Xie. Imagine that the third eye of Xie could help her clarify her suspicion.

Xie Wanying received the teacher's instructor. The problem was that she had seen the patient, and after reading it, she had only had a report on B-ultrasound and urine and blood tests. She couldn't see the congenital disease that the child suspected of Teacher Tian. She asked her to say that Teacher Tian's vigilance was right, but it seemed that she suspected that she was in the wrong direction.

"What do you think she is?" Dr. Tian said in surprise when he heard her feedback.
Chapter completed!