[Hardcore Medical Drama] [Clinical Terminology System] [Resident Doctor's Rise] [No Toxicity, No Dumbing Down]
Resident doctor Lin Xu suddenly discovers that he can see “diagnostic prompts” floating above his patients' heads:
[It's not just phlegm] [It's not ineffective] [It's not in the lungs]
Everyone else follows the usual procedures. Only he can see the overlooked truths. A security guard who has coughed up blood for six months, an 8 mm ground-glass nodule hidden in a pneumonia CT scan, and a clue that appears only once in forty years: he uncovers them all. An elderly man with COPD who has been taking medication for five or six years, yet no one noticed that he was using his inhaler completely wrong. Then there's the woman whose whole body is swollen. Everyone focuses on her lungs, but only he sees the lethal danger hidden in her history of liver disease.
Others rely on experience; he relies on his cheat. Others consult guidelines; he searches for the truth. With extraordinary examination and diagnostic skills, one resident doctor rescues patient after patient marked by death, finding the faintest clues.
Every word written in the diagnostic chart is key to saving a life.
Lin Shu, one of my favorite books, Lin Xu, seems to be very good. Lin Shu is gone just because I want to support him. I won't support even one chapter of Lin Xu. I can read as many as I want 😢
I didn't follow Lin Shu step by step, but I will keep watching Lin Shu. After reading it, I really want to get into the author's big computer and read the chapters.
Alas, it would be great if the protagonist's system could be promoted
Gastroscopy can only be done with an electrocardiogram report