Chen Cang looked at the medical records and various test reports in his hand, recalling those countless appendix surgeries, and suddenly frowned slightly.
"The patient is only 12 years old, with transferred pain in the lower right abdomen accompanied by nausea and vomiting for 2 days, fever for one day, abdominal pain originating around the navel, which transferred to the lower right abdomen after 24 hours, presenting as persistent pain with episodic intensification. From previous physical examinations, there are no similar medical histories, upon inspection... the abdominal muscles are tense, there's tenderness in the lower right abdomen, rebound tenderness, a clearly noticeable McBurney's point, weak bowel sounds, positive psoas sign, positive colon inflation test, negative obturator internus test..."
Appendicitis was undoubtedly the issue!
But still... Chen Cang remained somewhat puzzled.
Could it be a suspicion of ureteral calculi?
But there were no symptoms of stones?
