"How is the patient's current condition?"
Seeing that Shen Jinghui was inquiring, the others stopped their discussion to listen to how Xie Wanying would respond.
"I've asked her father to bring her over these two days. Although the child is thin, her blood oxygen is not low, which is quite different from typical late-stage cancer patients," Xie Wanying analyzed.
Clinical intuition is very important for physicians. However, an intern could not possibly have the accurate experience-based intuition of a clinician.
"Do any of you have other suggestions?" Shen Jinghui asked the others.
"We can admit her for now, but if the pathological results still indicate that chemotherapy is necessary first, would the patient's family agree?" a doctor raised a new question.
"After chemotherapy, you must ensure that she can undergo the surgery; otherwise, it's going to be a problem to get the family's cooperation," Professor Li emphasized again.
