When the Doctor Uses A Hack-Chapter 990 - 992 Xiao Chen what do you mean

Chapter 990 -992: Xiao Chen, what do you mean… (Additional update for the great alliance Qing Yan Xiao Guan 1)

Chapter 990 -992: Xiao Chen, what do you mean… (Additional update for the great alliance Qing Yan Xiao Guan 1)

Qi Xiangzheng hung up the phone, and his heart was indeed excited!

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He hadn’t expected Chen Cang to have connections with the Health Commission; thinking of this, Qi Xiangzheng suddenly felt that his foolish son wasn’t so foolish after all.

At least his misadventures somehow turned into blessings!

Chen Cang was proving to be a valuable benefactor!

He should treat him well in the future.

Thinking this, Qi Xiangzheng hurriedly got busy, starting to prepare and plan for this matter.

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Now, for Chen Cang, going to Xiehe was like traveling a familiar path, having been there several times.

Upon arriving at the Department of General Surgery, Qin Yue quickly walked up and escorted him to the meeting room’s door.

“Go in, I won’t join you,” Qin Yue said softly.

Chen Cang was startled, “Why?”

Qin Yue rolled her eyes, pinched Chen Cang on the waist, and said huffily, “Are you trying to annoy me? Just wait, I’ll deal with you later. Hurry up and go in.”

Chen Cang quickly begged for mercy.

There were already people in the room, though not many; they were all chatting.

Seeing Chen Cang come in, each greeted him enthusiastically.

“Dr. Chen has arrived!”

“Good morning, Dr. Chen.”

“Dr. Chen, come sit over here.”

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Everyone was very warm, which made Chen Cang a bit embarrassed; many of those present were acquaintances he knew from the last salon.

After Chen Cang sat down, Sun Guangyu handed him a printed case record: “This is the patient’s basic situation.”

Chen Cang nodded, not saying much, and simply started to look through it.

“The patient is an elderly male, 85 years old, has experienced intermittent nausea, loss of appetite, and abdominal pain for two months, has a history of diabetes, and has been on long-term insulin injections. Recently, his blood sugar control has been moderate…”

Chen Cang started to examine the old man’s medical record in detail.

This appeared to be a complex functional gastrointestinal disorder.

That was Chen Cang’s first impression.

Because the patient’s gastroscopy and other similar tests were normal, and the CT scan did not reveal any abnormal signals. Abdominal ultrasound of the liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen, and kidneys were all normal.

Chen Cang was surprised, they even conducted Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangiopancreatography (ERCP) and Magnetic Resonance Cholangiopancreatography (MRCP).

But the results showed no significant abnormalities, which was quite strange.

The patient’s history included cholecystitis, but he had not undergone surgery.

The patient had a long history of smoking and respiratory diseases such as COPD.

But…

What is the relationship between the respiratory and gastrointestinal systems?

If one must make a connection, traditional Chinese medicine believes the lung and large intestine are interrelated; that would be the only explanation.

But still, Chen Cang felt something was off.

Many doubts lingered, and after a dozen or so specialist directors arrived.

Sun Guangyu stood up and said, “Let’s first look at the patient’s basic situation, then we’ll review the images, and begin our discussion.”

After more than a half-hour wait, everyone had a basic understanding of the patient’s condition from various perspectives.

Just then, a knock on the door was heard.

A dignified middle-aged man came in.

Dressed in military uniform, he looked commanding, with golden shoulder boards adorned with gold embroidered foliage and two gold star emblems.

“Ladies and gentlemen, the patient is my father,” he announced. “I’d like to listen in on the discussion of the elder’s condition, hoping not to disturb you all.”

Everyone except Sun Guangyu showed some solemnity—both insignias on the son, so what stature must the father have?

No wonder Sun Guangyu was so secretive.

Everyone nodded in agreement, “It won’t be a bother.”

Sun Guangyu quickly rose to his feet, “Commander Qin, please have a seat.”

Qin Zhenhong nodded and sat down at the back.

He had just rushed over from his unit, so he hadn’t even had time to change his clothes.

Sun Guangyu spoke, “Here are the ultrasound results for the patient’s abdomen. Please take a look, I don’t see any abnormal signals.”

“This is the CT imaging result…”

As they reviewed each image, discussions ensued from pathology reports to laboratory tests to diagnostic results. fɾeeweɓnѳveɭ.com

The discussions were intense, with no organic lesions found, which was crucial, and many gastroenterologists present in the room.

The preliminary diagnosis was complex functional gastrointestinal disease.

This meant no organic damage could be found upon examinations. It’s a group of complex gastrointestinal functional disorders, characterized by the simultaneous and long-term presence of multiple functional gastrointestinal diseases.

It was not a simple disease.

Anorexia, abdominal pain, nausea—it was difficult to diagnose specifically.

The discussions were diverse, beginning with electrophysiology in the gastroenterology field, and even ventured into new topics.

However, Chen Cang was lost in thought, staring at some abdominal CT images he had taken on his phone.

At that moment, after reviewing several images. Chen Cang suddenly stood up and said, “I’d like to see the patient myself. To perform a palpation.”

Hearing Chen Cang’s words, everyone paused, surprised.

Even Qin Zhenhong was curious, looking at this young man, pondering whether he too was an expert.

Sun Guangyu glanced at Chen Cang and nodded, agreeing, “Let’s go to the ward and have a look.”

After all, relying only on this case wasn’t reliable—they needed to see the patient themselves.

Upon entering, Chen Cang saw the elderly man lying on the bed, his eyes closed, with Shangdang Bangzi opera playing by his ear.

Seeing everyone arrive, he smiled, got up, and turned off the radio.

He nodded and greeted everyone.

And upon seeing the elderly patient, Chen Cang suddenly found him very familiar; he used to see him often on the news when he was a child.

Sun Guangyu said, “Sir, we need to palpate. Please lie back down.”

The old man cooperated well, lay back down with a smile and said, “Here in the hospital, you are the leaders. I must follow your arrangements.”

Chen Cang, seeing how agreeable the old man was, couldn’t help but smile, rubbed his hands together to warm them up, and began the palpation.

The abdomen was soft and flat, with no tenderness or muscle tension…

No abnormalities were found in the percussion note either…

At that moment, Chen Cang released the patient’s abdomen, picked up the images again, and examined them closely.

After going through each image, he suddenly said, “Let’s do a pancreatic MRE! A Magnetic Resonance Elastography of the pancreas.”

Once this statement was out, Sun Guangyu’s brow furrowed with concern, “Chen, what are you suggesting?”

Chen Cang replied directly, “I suspect there might be an issue with the pancreas.”

In fact, Chen Cang’s suspicion went beyond just a pancreatic issue–he feared the old man might have “the king of cancers.”