Great Medical System in a Veterinarian

Chapter 916 345: Thousands of Viewers Feeling Emo—The Most Wished-For Collapse Ever, Why Is Heaven So Unfair! [Vote Request]

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"6!"

"666!"

"It's the first time I've heard West China Hospital was so limited!"

"Indeed, when Dr. Zhang said it's not recommended to go to West China, my mind completely shut down."

...

The internet was buzzing.

On site.

"Hiss—"

Song Wanqing, who was directing and managing the scene, gasped.

To go to Tiantan, Sanbo Hospital.

These are the top 3 in neurology.

"This, this..."

Ah Shan and Director Zhang Fu were also dumbfounded.

Is it necessary!

Even West China couldn't solve it.

You should know West China is the best hospital around here.

"Dr. Zhang, Tiantan... Sanbo, what are they..."

Li Caiping herself is a rural woman.

Although her daughter has been sick for quite a while.

She's never really understood what the illness was, let alone known about big hospitals.

The only thing she knows is West China Hospital in their area.

This is a very formidable hospital.

Many complicated and rare cases that surrounding hospitals cannot treat are often sent to West China, and if West China can't solve it, then this is basically the end of the line.

Yet even such a powerful hospital, Dr. Zhang didn't recommend going there for her daughter.

From his tone, it seems like this hospital is even better than West China, and treatment must be done there.

"They are the country's top brain specialty hospitals, especially Tiantan Hospital."

Zhang Lingchuan replied.

Of course, there were viewers in the live stream doing some explanations.

This kind of explanation Li Caiping naturally couldn't see, but there were some in the live stream, like Li Caiping, who didn't know about Tiantan and Sanbo.

The so-called Tiantan refers to Capital Medical University Tiantan Hospital and Capital Medical University Sanbo Brain Hospital.

These two hospitals have strong construction in neurology.

Just like Tsinghua Changgeng, although Chang Geng Hospital is not even a top-tier hospital, just a Grade 3 general hospital, but because of Director Dong Jiahong, it has been transformed into the nation's top hospital for treating worm cancer.

So sometimes, it's not just about hospital reputation.

Speaking of reputation, Peking Union Medical College Hospital has the highest reputation.

But when treating symptoms, it's still better to choose the hospital that suits best; some hospitals have their strong disciplines, even surpassing Peking Union in ratings.

"Ah! The best hospital!"

Zhang Lingchuan clearly heard Li Caiping swallow.

"Dr. Zhang, my daughter needs the best neurology hospital, then what exactly is her illness!"

A dizziness swept over her.

Almost unable to stand steady.

But she forcibly stabilized her posture and asked.

"No kidding, what kind of illness can such a small child have!"

"Such misfortune! It's truly misfortune!!"

The villagers also sighed one after another.

Xiaoqiu is a very well-behaved girl, loved by many in the village.

Initially thought that headaches were just mild symptoms.

Who would have thought the doctor almost scared people to death with their statement.

Yet he correctly diagnosed Ah Yun yesterday, doesn't seem like a quack.

At this moment, everyone's gaze focused on Zhang Lingchuan.

"It's not that the best neurology hospital is needed, but rather Xiaoqiu is more suitable to go to the best neurology hospital because from my current observation, Xiaoqiu's relatively short stature, occasional headaches, and blurred vision with visual impairment, all very much resemble the characteristics of a craniopharyngioma disease."

Zhang Lingchuan said.

"Craniopharyngioma!!"

Almost everyone present was bewildered.

Because they had never heard of this name.

Even including cadres like Ah Shan and Zhang Fu.

Actually, even with a doctor father at home, Song Wanqing was at a loss at this moment.

"?"

"What the hell?"

"What is craniopharyngioma? From the literal meaning, does it mean there's a tumor in the skull and pharynx tube?"

"Already googling it."

"Oh my, it turns out to be this!"

"Say, the attending neurologist is here, this little girl indeed seems shorter than average, typical endocrine disorder, endocrine dysfunction + visual impairment + occasional headaches, plus being a 5-year-old child, the possibility of craniopharyngioma is really high!"

Understood.

A portion of doctors instantly understood.

Directly slapped their thighs hard.

Especially the neurologist.

Damn, the symptoms are so obvious, why didn't they guess it!

Unexpectedly felt like during exams, this question I knew how to solve, but did it wrong or even didn't dare to write it, when the teacher announced the answer, suddenly stunned, turns out it's like this, should have written it down earlier.

"I suspect it's like this, but specifics still need hospital checks. By the way, has the child gone for a CT scan? That entails lying down on the hospital machine, scanning for an image?"

Zhang Lingchuan supplemented the CT scenario.

Because without proper description, it's very possible the other might confuse it with an x-ray.

"Going to the hospital for a CT scan? That hasn't been done, but we've shown the head to a doctor in the hospital then who prescribed some medicine."

In fact, since her daughter started getting sick, Li Caiping initially went to hospital to get medication.

But the medication didn't essentially work.

Thus later she sought traditional Chinese medicine.

Those reputed to be age-old, famous, called by others as miraculous doctors were consulted.

Nonetheless, after consuming many traditional medicines, there was still no effect.

Eventually, someone said a Divine Woman could treat it, so she took her daughter to seek the Divine Woman.

Yet the Divine Woman had no effect either.

Her daughter's headaches continued, and recently even vision blurring occurred.

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