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Early the next morning.

As dawn broke, the entire neighborhood was still quiet.

Lin Yuan had already gotten up and washed up on time.

I changed into clean clothes, tidied myself up a bit, and got ready to go to work at the hospital.

Through the crack in the master bedroom door.

Lin Wanrou stood quietly inside, glancing silently at his back.

Lin Yuan has really changed a lot lately.

Self-disciplined, steady, and ambitious, I arrive at work on time every day and work diligently.

He was no longer the muddle-headed person he used to be.

The fixed impression she held in her heart began to loosen slightly.

This person seems to have really changed.

……

Lin Yuan arrived at the First People's Hospital of the city on time.

After changing into a white coat, I quickly got to work.

His daily routine includes making rounds in the early morning.

After checking all the patients, their recovery was found to be relatively stable.

Until we reached one of the regular wards.

Lin Yuan paused slightly.

He subconsciously glanced at the middle-aged male patient on the bed.

The patient had a furrowed brow, a pale face, and slightly rapid breathing.

He exuded a distinct sense of discomfort.

It doesn't look like the condition of a typical mild case patient.

Lin Yuan's heart stirred slightly.

He picked up the medical record from the bedside table and quickly scanned it.

The medical record states that it was a routine case of liver stagnation and spleen deficiency, requiring mild treatment.

Based on the written records, there doesn't seem to be a major problem.

But practicing medicine relies not only on medical record templates, but also on visual observation, manual diagnosis, and qi observation.

Without much thought, Lin Yuan stepped forward, raised his hand, and quietly took the patient's pulse.

Several tens of seconds later.

His brow furrowed slightly.

The pulse is deep and hesitant, indicating severe stagnation of Qi.

Internal stagnation is far more serious than medical records indicate, and may even conceal underlying organic diseases.

It is absolutely not advisable to treat it as a common spleen and stomach problem.

To be on the safe side, imaging examinations must be performed to rule out risks.

Lin Yuan turned to the side and asked the nurse on duty next to him in a low voice.

Who is this patient's attending physician?

The nurse answered truthfully, "It's Zhao Wenbo, the deputy director of our department. He was admitted yesterday."

Upon hearing that it was Zhao Wenbo, Lin Yuan nodded.

He had just arrived and wasn't familiar with Zhao Wenbo.

I've only heard that the other person is upright, technically skilled, and willing to mentor younger generations.

It's possible that the patient's symptoms were not obvious when they were admitted to the hospital yesterday, which could easily lead to an inaccurate initial diagnosis.

This is a normal oversight in diagnosis and treatment, not a misdiagnosis or negligence.

With a rigorous and responsible attitude, Lin Yuan planned to go and communicate with them.

After checking on the patients in this round, he went straight to Zhao Wenbo's consultation room.

It's still early; there's still half an hour before the official start of the consultations.

There were no patients in the department, so it was relatively quiet.

Zhao Wenbo sat in his office and scrolled through his phone during a break. The phone was playing videos of tall, beautiful women dancing.

Hearing a knock at the door, he casually put his phone away.

He straightened his posture and said, "Please come in."

Lin Yuan pushed open the door and walked in, his attitude humble.

"Deputy Director Zhao."

"I just checked on the patient in bed 47 that you admitted."

"Judging from his complexion and pulse, the stagnation of Qi in his body is more severe than recorded."

"My personal suggestion is to arrange a CT scan as soon as possible to rule out any abnormalities."

"Let's rule out any hidden lesions, just to be on the safe side and avoid delaying treatment."

His tone was calm, simply reflecting his attitude of promptly reporting any unusual situation to his superiors.

Upon hearing this, Zhao Wenbo's expression immediately turned serious.

He was well aware of Lin Yuan's medical skills.

The fact that the old man adjusted the prescription yesterday has fully proven this.

Lin Yuan's dialectical insight is extremely steady and meticulous.

He showed no displeasure whatsoever, but simply solemnly confirmed a statement.

"Are you sure the pulse and physical signs don't match?"

Lin Yuan nodded: "The difference is quite obvious. To be on the safe side, it's best to investigate further."

"it is good."

Without the slightest hesitation, Zhao Wenbo immediately stood up.

"Let's go, let's go for another follow-up appointment."

For doctors, patient safety is always the top priority.

The two arrived at the ward quickly.

Zhao Wenbo personally stepped forward to examine the patient again, taking her pulse and observing her complexion.

After comparing them carefully for a moment.

He immediately realized the problem himself.

Indeed, during his initial consultation yesterday, his symptoms were not particularly prominent.

In addition, the patient stated that he had concealed some of the hidden pain, which led to an underestimation of the severity of the condition.

The symptoms have become apparent today, and the underlying problems have been fully exposed.

Zhao Wenbo is straightforward and has a clear sense of right and wrong.

He made no attempt to cover up the problem when he discovered it.

Immediately issue instructions to the nurses.

"Arrange for an urgent CT scan for bed number 47 immediately."

"Get this checked first, and let me know the results as soon as they're available."

After making the arrangements, he turned to look at Lin Yuan, his eyes full of approval.

"Dr. Lin, I have to thank you for today. It's all thanks to your thoughtfulness."

"My initial diagnosis yesterday was indeed too conservative, and I almost missed a potential problem."

Lin Yuan smiled faintly.

"It's all part of my job, Director Zhao, you're too kind."

Just a simple sentence.

There was no attempt to take credit, no boasting.

Purely the heart of a healer, rigorous and responsible.

Looking at the calm and unassuming Lin Yuan, Zhao Wenbo felt an increasing appreciation for him.

Young, steady, technically skilled, emotionally intelligent, and knows the rules.

Who wouldn't like a young person like that?

The hospital's examination efficiency is extremely high.

Once the expedited CT scan channel was opened, the imaging results were transmitted back to the department in less than twenty minutes.

The report's data is clear and concise.

This completely confirms Lin Yuan's earlier judgment.

This patient's condition is not simply a mild case of spleen and stomach qi stagnation.

Instead, it is caused by mild organ compression due to internal qi stagnation, which is hidden in location and has highly deceptive initial symptoms.

If the original treatment plan is continued, it will not only be ineffective.

Delaying treatment could very likely lead to serious organic problems.

Fortunately, it was discovered in time.

After reading the examination report, Zhao Wenbo breathed a huge sigh of relief.

Without delay, we immediately contacted the corresponding department within the hospital.

We use the emergency referral process to quickly transfer patients to the appropriate departments for specialized treatment.

The entire process was handled smoothly and orderly, without any mishaps.

The patient's family was even more grateful after learning about the situation.

The anxiety that had been hanging over them finally subsided, and they repeatedly thanked Zhao Wenbo and the department.

A hidden medical hazard was thus quietly resolved.

After all that was done, the ward returned to calm.

After seeing the patient and family off, Zhao Wenbo immediately found Lin Yuan, who was organizing medical records at his workstation.

At this moment, his eyes were full of sincere praise and gratitude as he looked at Lin Yuan.

Today's events were all thanks to Lin Yuan.

If it weren't for Lin Yuan's careful ward rounds and timely discovery of the abnormalities...

Based on his initial diagnosis yesterday, it is highly likely that he will continue to be treated as a mild case.

When the disease progresses and develops, not only will the patient suffer.

He himself will inevitably have to take responsibility and be criticized in a public notice.

It could even affect the reputation of the entire TCM department.

Zhao Wenbo walked up to Lin Yuan, patted him on the shoulder, and spoke in a particularly hearty and sincere tone.

"Brother, thank you so much for today."

"You have a really sharp eye and a keen mind; you saved me from a lot of trouble."

Lin Yuan put down his pen and smiled faintly.

"Deputy Director Zhao, you're too kind. We're all colleagues in the department, each with our own responsibilities, and it's only natural for us to cover for each other."

He was humble, never taking credit or showing off.

Throughout the entire process, I simply focused on doing my job conscientiously.

Seeing Lin Yuan's calm and low-key demeanor, Zhao Wenbo grew to like this young man even more.

He has solid medical skills, a stable personality, and high emotional intelligence.

He's much more reliable than many of the older doctors in the department.

He immediately waved his hand generously, speaking with great righteousness.

"Brother, I won't bother with any more pleasantries."

"From now on, no matter what difficulties you encounter in our department..."

"If anyone gives you a hard time, or if you have any problems at work that you can't solve, come straight to me!"

"I'm here, I've got your back!"

That's a frank and honest statement.

In the hospital department, an associate chief physician offered to stand up for him.

For newcomers, this is an absolute huge help.

This means that you will avoid countless detours in your future career.