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As the investigation deepened, Zhang Tianhao sat there with a somewhat strange expression on his face.

"Xiao Lan, go and call the dean over. This comrade's illness is a bit complicated. After all, this is the first case of its kind in Shanghai. Usually, it's in pastoral areas or grasslands."

"Ah, this..."

Sun Xiaolan wanted to say something, but after being glared at, she pushed open the operating room door and went straight to find Dean John.

A moment later, Dean John walked in, looking at Zhang Tianhao with a puzzled expression.

"Dr. Wang, have we run into trouble?"

"No, this comrade has echinococcosis, so I asked you to come and take a look. You know, this disease is quite troublesome, and even with the current conditions, it is quite difficult to treat."

"Oh, surgery is necessary, right? This person has liver problems, you know it's echinococcosis?"

"It's like this..."

He began to explain his analysis, which seemed similar to the situation in the medical record, but the differences between the two were still too great.

After all, the subtle differences between these two situations are enough to determine another aspect of the illness.

This is referred to as a misdiagnosis.

John looked at the medical record in front of him and gave a wry smile: "Dr. Wang, if you hadn't examined me again, I might have been in big trouble, and my reputation would have been ruined."

"It's alright, as long as the patient is alright."

"Alright, proceed with your plan. I'll sign here."

"Thank you, Dean."

Many surgeries require the hospital director's signature for approval; otherwise, who would dare to operate recklessly, as that could result in a life loss, and the director would also need to review the procedure.

"I'll watch you perform this surgery and assist you. Is that alright?"

"No, I really wish I could. One person is simply not enough for such a major surgery."

"That's true, should we transfer another one over?"

“Sure, bring another one over. Nurse Sun is so tired that she can barely stand up every time, and it’s the same for me. Without anyone to help, it’s really hard to manage by myself.”

"Okay, I'll transfer Nurse Zhou over to you. She's the head nurse of the obstetrics department and has a lot of experience. I'm sure you two can work together very well."

"That's fine."

He agreed, as the two of them really couldn't handle it all.

The surgery went quite smoothly, and Dean John breathed a sigh of relief as he looked at the worm cyst that had been removed from Guan's liver.

Her gaze softened even more as she looked at him.

Another patient has had a successful surgery.

Is this a typical case of the disease?

"It's quite typical and quite common in grassland areas. This disease usually affects livestock or poultry. It's an infectious disease, so we have to be very careful."

Are we alright like this?

"This kind of contact is fine. After all, this disease is a parasitic disease, not a common infectious disease, let alone a traditional infectious disease."

"So this is ah."

John finally breathed a sigh of relief, and his gaze towards him became even more complicated.

He'd never even heard of echinococcosis, let alone knew it existed on the grasslands. "Alright, write me a report tonight, and I'll help you find a way to publish it in a medical journal. What do you think?"

"Okay, I'll write it tonight, what do you think?"

"it is good!"

The two smiled and then continued with the rest of the surgery.

……

"How's the investigation going on your end?"

Kagesa sat in his office, looking at Keiko and Hashimoto Yu in front of him, his expression quite complicated.

“General, all the team members on my side who have been in contact with the two have been investigated. Many of them like to go out drinking at night. They all guarantee that they did not say anything about the two when they were sober, but they don’t know anything when they were drunk.”

"Huizi, how about you over here?"

“No one here drinks. I’ve investigated everyone in the intelligence department who knows about it, and they haven’t found anything suspicious. Even I was investigated, but they didn’t have time to investigate me.”

"In addition, we conducted self-checks and mutual checks and found no unexpected situations, so the possibility of the information being leaked is zero."

Huizi also looked serious, but with an added air of solemnity.

"In addition to this suspicion and the internal investigation, we analyzed Tao Dabao's statement and asked him a few more questions. I suspect that the sudden loss of contact between them made the other party feel nervous, so he ran away in advance."

"Losing contact is very possible. If the underground party really lost contact, it should take two to three days, right?"

"Yes, Tao Dabao and Ding Yizhen worked together for a day and two nights, plus three or four hours."

"In such a short time, the underground party wouldn't easily have noticed, so could there be other reasons?"

Kagesa thought for a moment. After all, the internal investigation had been going on for two days without finding anything. Moreover, the people drinking at the pub had already investigated each other and even checked with the owner. The possibility of the news leaking out was still too small. After all, the people drinking here were all Japanese and regulars.

"Could it be that someone saw them being arrested?"

"That's possible, but the scope is too broad. It's normal for someone to have seen the arrest. However, if that's the case, then the underground party's reaction was too fast."

"General, some of the methods we prepared are no longer usable. The activists among the students seem to have disappeared and are not active anymore."

"What? There's such a thing? Why didn't you say so sooner?"

As soon as Keiko reported the situation, Kagesa became anxious, as he hadn't expected that the second route would also be blocked.

"When did this happen?"

"I only found out about this yesterday. Normally, activists would organize people to study on weekends, or shout slogans and do some strange things, but this week they said it would be canceled from now on. Their families don't allow them to do that, and they said their families even beat them up."

Now they're all like deflated balloons, spending their days studying and doing nothing else.

"Baka! There's a problem, a really big problem! Someone must have done something here. We don't even know who to turn to."

"Keiko, and Hashimoto, also inform the Special Service Department to investigate why the underground party would go to such lengths. Is there someone behind it, or have they replaced them?"

"Hi!"

"In addition, I have a feeling that this opponent is different from the others. It reminds me of our old opponent from a year ago, who has always been impossible for us to find any fault with and is just as helpless as we are now."

"Check if they've switched again. Use the intelligence in Yan'an to investigate. Make sure you find out who it is."

"Hi!"

"Keiko, Hashimoto, and that mysterious assassination organization—find them for me too. Otherwise, I'll be living in constant fear. I've been assassinated before, and so have you. So, you absolutely must investigate them, understand?" (End of Chapter)