The first question was high-level, a description of wrist joint lunate dislocation.
The wrist joint is very complex, and lunate dislocation is relatively common. It is difficult to treat, has a long recovery time, and easily leaves behind functional disabilities, amounting to mild disability.
Li Jingsheng tried hard to recall the skeletal structure of the wrist he had learned, as well as the common conditions of lunate dislocation.
"The dislocated lunate appears triangular, its X-ray projection overlaps with the lower end of the capitate bone..."
His theoretical foundation was still solid, plus he had just reviewed it in the past few days. Although he didn't answer swiftly, he managed to respond fluently.
Fourteen questions were quickly completed by him.
They covered various joints and bony structures throughout the human body, regular treatment of injuries, medication and prognosis for bone injuries, and other knowledge.
