Back in the main hall of the Emergency Center, Liu Banxia's mood hadn't lightened much.
Actually, he wasn't afraid of medical disputes. As long as all procedures were reasonable, legal, and compliant, he truly wasn't afraid of patients causing trouble. But today's patient was different; his situation was somewhat unique. After all, the initial diagnosis was standard pneumonia combined with asthma, which aligned well with the indications from the test reports. However, the patient had now experienced sudden acute respiratory distress, which meant asthma could be ruled out. The only way to quell the 'anger' in the patient's daughter's heart was to diagnose his true condition using minimal diagnostic tools in the shortest possible time. This wasn't so much a medical dispute as it was the daughter's profound worry for her father's safety. Intubation, ICU admission, respiratory distress—for her, these things combined were nothing short of a nightmare.
