Dr. Charles Moore nodded. He was a little tired because of his illness. He did not put on a pair of sterile gloves and continue the autopsy with Zheng Ren. Instead, he turned around, waved his hand, and returned to his seat.
Zheng Ren knew that coronary artery ectasia was very rare, and there was no particularly good way to treat it. Interventional stents were a method.
But Dr. Charles Moore was in the Mayo Clinic, the best hospital in the world for cardiac treatment. There was no reason why he could not get off the stents.
His condition was a little confusing because the System panel was only light red. It was probably not serious. What troubled Dr. Charles Moore was probably stable angina pectoris.
This kind of angina pectoris was the same as angina pectoris of myocardial ischemia, but it was not fatal.
