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Although there hasn't been a definitive diagnosis yet, Liu Banxia felt much more at ease.
The current hypothesis fits pretty well and matches the symptoms, which is much better than running around like a headless chicken and randomly using medication.
The process of diagnosing involves both ruling things out and confirming the diagnosis, unlike trauma patients where you can see the extent of the injury at a glance.
If it's a more complex trauma, you still need to do instrument checks to rule out fractures, internal bleeding, and other complications.
It's like a ray of light in the darkness, making Liu Banxia walk with a spring in his step.
"Teacher Liu, Teacher Liu, if there is a definitive diagnosis, what reward will I get?" Xu Yino asked, chasing after Liu Banxia eagerly.
"Reward? There are plenty of rewards. What kind of reward do you want?" Liu Banxia asked with a smile.
