NOVPUBWang Qian returned with an MRI film and its results in hand.
And Yuan Hui, as the criminal, was veryoperative throughout the entire process without any resistance.
From afar, Wang Qian said, "He really has a cerebral infarction! I'm baffled—how can someone so young already have a cerebral infarction!" 𝖓𝖔𝖛𝔭𝖚𝖇.𝔠𝖔𝔪
Chen Cang took the film and directly placed it on the light box.
Du Juanhong and Lu Xin also crowded around out of curiosity.
Upon seeing the film, Du Juanhong narrowed her eyes: "There's ischemia in both the left frontal lobe and the temporal lobe! Multiple ischemic foci inside the skull."
"If we analyze based on these ischemic foci, it's indeed possible that the patient may experience some psychological factors like hallucinations or memory loss."
Indeed!
Chen Cang had seen such a patient.
It was that patient who came on the Ghost Festival on July fifteenth—the old lady thought she was seeing ghosts, but after the MRI, she was diagnosed with acute cerebral infarction in the temporal lobe, with abnormalities in mental state,nsciousness, and sensation.
Actually, how should I put it when itmes to cerebral infarction?
Nowadays, it'smmon for young people to have ischemic foci in their brains due to an irregular lifestyle; in a strict sense, this is actually cerebral infarction.
The primary issue is that some brain vessels are obstructed, preventing normal oxygen and blood supply to those tissues and regions, leading to ischemic necrosis of the brain tissue and forming softening foci due to ischemia.
But the brain is large, and there are many vessels inside the skull, so if the blocked vessel is in an area that's not critical, you might not exhibit any symptoms.
However, if the blockage happens in the brain stem or the vessels of some important areas or even major blood vessels, it can directly lead to a wide-area cerebral infarction, and that's a serious problem.
Generally speaking,mmon cerebral infarctions mainly manifest as hemiplegia, speech disorders, andgnitive and mental disturbances—they usually don't endanger life. But if it's severe enough, it can lead to death.
At this point, Yuan Hui's MRI showed multiple scattered ischemic points within his skull, which didn't appear to be serious and might be related to his prolonged nightlife.
After all, staying up late, pulling all-nighters, and having an irregular lifestyleuld lead to poor blood supply in the brain, causing blood supply disorders.
But, it all depends on where the embolus is located!
If it blocks an artery in the eye, youuld very well end up blind...
So never bemplacent and gamble with your body, playing a guessing game of where it might block. It's very serious business.
After looking at the film, Chen Cang fell silent.
Multiple cavity infarctions.
What's crucial now is just waiting for the test results tome back.
The patient isn't in urgent need of rescue, so we'll wait until tomorrow to discuss the results.
Professors Du Juanhong and Lu Xin grew increasingly interested in thisugh syrup.
"Xiao Chen, this drug has been on the market for less than half a year. Although it has FDA approval, we still can't be careless. Your research is very valuable!"
Chen Cang did notnceal anything because, in his view, the more people researched this, the sooner an answer wouldme out, allowing more innocent patients to be saved.
With heavyweights like Professors Du and Lu joining, manynvenientnditions will be provided.
Moreover, Chen Cang had no need to hoard such findings for the sake of honors.
In scientific research, one person alone simply cannotver everything;llaboration is indispensable.
The issue with theugh syrup was taken to heart by everyone. After all, in the medical field, even a 0.0001% probability, when scaled up, can be quite frightening.
Yuan Hui was still taken away; after all, his actions had trulynstituted a crime and would soon be handed over to the relevant departments for processing.
When Chen Cang left, he glanced at the progress bar and was elated within!
Indeed, he was on the right track.
For the progress bar had directly reached 55%!
If the first milestone's progress at thirty percent was deemedmpletion of the task, this stage might require sixty percent.
Chen Cang guessed that if the test resultsme out tomorrow, the snd stage of the task would be nearmpletion.
With this thought, Chen Cang became even more anticipatory.
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On Wednesday's hospital meeting, Chen Cang also attended.
Recently, Qin Xiaoyuan had been under great pressure because of the 20 million charity fund for critically ill patients in the emergency department. This sum of money made many people "worried"; it evennsumed their thoughts!
This time, Qin Xiaoyuan sat in an upright manner, with a firm stance.
Even though there were frequent calls from above, with many directors hoping to join the organization to help with supervision.
Qin Xiaoyuan looked at the vice directors present and the staff of the Health Commission who were attending the meeting as observers.
He said resolutely, "The matter of the charity fund is the emergency department's affair, and no one is allowed to interfere. We have already negotiated with the provincial government. So everyone should just focus on doing their work well. Chen Cang, you need to pay more attention, here is the document from the provincial government for everyone to see."
Qin Xiaoyuan knew that if this money was managed well, it would be a rare boon for the stable development of the emergency department at the provincial snd hospital.
Ituld even establish a charitable habit.
But if meddlesome individuals got involved and muddied the clear waters, that would be a problem.
Therefore, Qin Xiaoyuan was determined to allow no one to intervene.
This made some leaders and directors quite dissatisfied.
But looking at the document from above, they were helpless.
After the meeting was dismissed, Qin Xiaoyuan asked Chen Cang to stay behind. "Be careful in your future actions and don't let others grasp any handle on you. Also, handle that money transparently and aunt for every cent; I'm worried some people might play foul."
Chen Cang nodded.
He was very clear about these matters.
He would be cautious and vigilant.
In the afternoon, the laboratory department made a phone call.
Chen Cang quickly logged onto the system to check.
The homocysteine metabolism was as high as 62.9!
The blood plasma visity was also high.
Thentent of white blood cells in the blood had increased as well.
After reviewing all the reports, Chen Cang pondered for a moment.
Homocysteine is an independent marker for cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases.
Normal people have it at less than 10, and the higher the marker, the greater the risk factors for heart and brain vascular diseases.
With this in mind, a research topic appeared in Chen Cang's thoughts!
"Does volbugh syrup increase the risk of heart and brain vascular diseases?"
Chen Cang found this topic to be of great research value.
At this moment, the system's notification sound rang out again!
[Ding! Hidden mission - The snd ring of Truthmpleted!
Successfully helped diagnose the criminal Yuan Hui'sndition, reward received: Liver Laceration Suture Technique! (Master level)
The third ring mission is being sought...]
Chen Cang was momentarily stupefied!
So you haven't found it yet...
Chen Cang helplessly rolled his eyes.
Actually, on reflection, that made sense. The patients were not arranged by the system; the system was only aiding Chen Cang in finding patients who experienced abnormalities after takingugh syrup.
Upon reflection, it was still anscientious system.
At least it was truly a system serving the patients.
