"Orthopedics rarely studies cases from urology. Isn't this patient experiencing right-sided lower back and leg pain? Have you checked the pelvis?"
Li Jingsheng thought that starting from the pain might lead to some different discoveries.
"No, we haven't checked! The connection to the pelvis is minimal. It's likely the pain is caused by pressure from kidney enlargement, which I've encountered in several clinical cases."
Dr. Tan Shuilin had his own perspective.
Doctors request tests based on their diagnostic thought process.
Only tests that hold reference value and diagnostic significance will be requested for the patient.
Blindly and formulaically ordering a slew of tests is either the work of a novice doctor or a sign of compromised medical ethics, or perhaps due to unfulfilled task indicators imposed from above.
The two of them had already arrived at the ward during their conversation.
