Doctor: I Can Actually See Signs of Disease

Guipei student Zhang Mo suddenly discovered that he could see signs of disease. But it only gives clues, not answers. "Tenderness in right lower quadrant" - appendicitis? Or delayed splenic rupture? "Chest discomfort"-myocardial infarction? Or aortic dissection? "Not bleeding" - amniotic fluid embolism? Or DIC? Every clue is a test question. Get the answer wrong and the patient will die. From the emergency room of the municipal hospital to the academician consultation desk of Xiehe University, From being treated as trash by teachers, to being named and invited by WHO to participate in the global epidemic response, I have used time to prove one thing: Really good doctors are not made by stacking instruments and equipment. It was built up bit by bit with every persistence to withstand pressure, every struggle for clues, and every life snatched back from the hands of death. And those prompt words that only I can see, Before I learned to interpret them with my own knowledge, It's just a few useless lines.