After calming down, Liu Li thought about all this, feeling anxious and regretful. Compared to being criticized, as an obstetrics doctor, she was more afraid that she might overlook major issues with a patient. Obstetrics is a matter of life and death for two lives.
She was sweating profusely and wiped her forehead again with a tissue.
The waiter served the dishes. Several doctors were not in the mood to eat and focused on studying the patient's medical records.
"The orthopedic outpatient doctor wasn't entirely unaware; they added an ECG for her," Cui Shaofeng said as he turned to the next page of the examination report.
Cervical spondylosis wasn't obvious, so let's check if the patient has coronary heart disease. The patient is in her fifties, and coronary heart disease is common clinically at this age. Atypical symptoms may include radiating pain to the upper limbs.
