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   "Tell me about the ECG performance of the child." Cao Zhao saw that he had been watching for a while, and said, don\'t waste your precious time.

Pan Shihua calmed down. Before, he repeated the reading repeatedly to find the evidence Xie said, saying: "In lead II, lead III and lead avF, there are signs of ST-segment arching and dorsal elevation, indicating that the patient has acute Suspicion of inferior wall infarction. In line with what Dr. Xie said earlier, there may be a problem with the left ventricular rucapis muscle."

   "What did she say?" Cao Zhaoshou\'s U-turn suddenly caught the main point of his words.

   He wasn\'t there just now, so I don\'t know what shocking words Xie said.

  Pan Shihua\'s lips twitched hesitantly, should he confess to Xie, seeing the other\'s eyes as sharp as a needle tip that was about to poke someone\'s spine.

  Maybe in the hearts of others, Brother Cao smiles more like a devil. Only Xie didn\'t know if it was due to the bonus of Senior Brother Cao, and thought that Senior Brother Cao\'s family were all gods.

   Facing the immortal brother, Xie Wanying was not afraid of classmate Pan and the others, so she took the initiative to raise her hand: "I said it."

   Glancing at the completely different reactions of the two classmates, the small whirlpool in Cao Zhaomo\'s eyes turned, like a clear spring in the fairy world and like a pond that eats people in hell.

   "What did you say?" Cao Zhao said softly. As the hero of an idol drama, his voice was very magnetic and attractive.

  Others felt their hearts pounding, wondering if there was a trap waiting ahead. According to the regular plot of idol dramas, the male protagonist usually speaks in such a tone that there are traps in front of him. Only classmate Xie took the initiative to confess again as if he was obediently wearing a condom, and said, "I said that there may be a problem with your head muscle. Now that the electrocardiogram is available, it is very likely that your head muscle is partially ruptured."

   "You mean, doing this electrocardiogram is the first reason to suspect myocardial infarction." Cao Zhao quickly summed up and sorted out the situation that he did not have before, and looked at the patient\'s first doctor, Dr. Luo Jingming.

   Luo Jingming knew what the other party\'s eyes were questioning him about.

   As I said before, he is a pediatric general surgeon, and he really would not suspect "Ru"\'s head muscle infarction first when receiving an electric shock patient.

   Here, it cannot really be said that Xie Xie found a different way to observe the problem. The clinical inertial thinking formed by their clinicians is wrong.

  The first thing to make clear is that electric shock damage to the heart has always been the direction of doctors\' vigilance. As long as the patient with electrical injury enters the hospital, regardless of whether it is suspected of myocardial infarction, the doctor must do an electrocardiogram and detect myocardial enzymes for the patient.

  Everything is done with science.

   Xie said that the number of myocardial infarction cases in electrocuted patients is too low.

  Statistically shown data, only 1 in 100 patients with electric shock can be diagnosed as myocardial infarction. What makes doctors even more embarrassed is that the percentage of truly abnormal ECGs is not 100%.

   Only two-thirds of the patients had ST-segment elevation like the current patient, and one-third of the patients had no abnormal ECG. The incidence of necrotizing Q waves that are well documented in myocardial infarction is unbelievably low.

   This situation only shows that most of the patients with electric shock injuries who were sent to the hospital were not in serious condition.