The diameter of the right pupil is smaller than the left, with the right pupil diameter being only 1.6mm, while the left is 2.7mm. Light reflex is present.
Additionally, it was found that the child patient has a slight tilt to the left side.
After being admitted, necessary examinations were conducted on the patient, but no signs of vascular occlusion were found.
In a case like this, Li Jingsheng's first reaction is issues like stroke, cerebral hemorrhage, or cerebral infarction.
It seems that the condition is far more complex than imagined.
No wonder Director Hua called him over.
Li Jingsheng is known for tackling difficult cases successfully.
This child patient's identity is not simple. If the orthopedics department can make significant contributions during the consultation, it would be more than just a matter of prestige. The benefits would be substantial.
The attending physician has already conducted a detailed physical examination and tests on the child.
