Fang Xueqing suddenly inhaled sharply, holding her cell phone for a while as if she couldn't speak anymore. Just now, she was saying something about someone's speech.
"Now the patient has gone for a CT scan, and I'm urging the CT department to release the report. Should we contact cardiothoracic surgery first?" Dr. Ma asked the professor for instructions.
"First, we need to—" Suddenly feeling a bit panicked, Fang Xueqing looked at Dr. Wang for advice.
Dr. Wang, who was nearby, heard this and was surprised, "Pulmonary embolism?"
"It seems so."
"Quickly transfer to cardiothoracic surgery." Dr. Wang said, "Such a rare case. Who discovered it?"
The rarity of pulmonary embolism cases is due to a large part being misdiagnosed or undiagnosed; some cases are not even recognized by doctors as the patient having died from pulmonary embolism. A doctor who can promptly diagnose pulmonary embolism is definitely a standout in clinical diagnostics.
