In the eyes of Cao Zhao and the others, his ability to skillfully interpret pediatric ECGs is nothing extraordinary. He's been interning in clinical practice for nearly a year, and if he can't even handle these basics, he might as well leave.
"Discuss the ECG findings of the child patient," said Cao Zhao, noticing he had been observing it for a while, advising him not to waste valuable time.
Pan Shihua collected himself; he'd been repeatedly reviewing earlier to find the evidence Xie had mentioned, and said, "In leads II, III, and avF, there are signs of ST-segment elevation, indicating a suspicion of acute inferior myocardial infarction. It aligns with Dr. Xie's previous suggestion that there might be an issue with the papillary muscles of the left ventricle."
"What did she say?" Cao Zhao suddenly turned his head, having caught the crucial point in his words.
He wasn't present earlier and didn't know what startling thing Student Xie had said.
