"First, I agree with the diagnostic approach proposed by Director Liu and the other directors, but I believe it's not comprehensive enough."
"I believe the patient's true condition is the rare Berry syndrome, an uncommon combined cardiac malformation characterized primarily by aortic arch hypoplasia, coarctation or interruption, and ventricular septal defect... It is also often accompanied by complications such as patent ductus arteriosus and pulmonary hypertension..."
Hearing Jiang Ming's analysis, many of the junior doctors were completely baffled; they had never even heard of this condition.
Gan Qi, the director of cardiac surgery, was suddenly startled, as if he had just remembered something.
Only He Guangzong's eyes lit up. He truly hadn't expected this Jiang Ming to so incisively pinpoint the condition.
He Guangzong followed up with great interest:
"Dr. Jiang, could you tell us how you reached this conclusion? What features led you to this judgment?"
