"Renhe said it was a congenital anterior brain aneurysm ruptured..."

"Congenital aneurysm?"

After all, Cai Ping is not from a neurosurgery department and does not know much about these diseases that require professional knowledge. She asked more questions to better understand Wu Qinhu. However, she asked a few casual questions here, and Qi Jing replied casually, which made Qi Jing think of some possibilities.

"Director Cai, the hook body does not necessarily only attack the brain stem, right?"

"That's for sure." Cai Ping said, "It was just a matter of chance. The probability of the brain stem was even higher, but it really didn't matter much."

"If it invades the anterior cerebral artery, causing anterior cerebral artery inflammation, and eventually causing a lot of rupture and bleeding, is it very similar to this female driver?" Qi Jing felt that he had reached the final answer, and a smile appeared on his face, "She seems to live in Binjiang District as well."

Cai Ping was a little surprised when she heard these words, but it was not impossible to think about it carefully.

Ji Qing, Hu Dongsheng and Gao Jian, who were standing aside, were more keen on this coincidence than Cai Ping, and analyzed the situation of the female driver: "Where is her specific address?"

"I heard it was in the same community as Wu Qinhu."

"Then why should I be sent to Renhe Hospital in Chengnan?"

"She is a bus driver, and the route of the car is to the south. After the accident, Renhe was sent directly to Renhe at 120. I didn't expect this would be the result."

As Ji Qing spoke, she felt something was wrong and suddenly looked at Qi Jing. The two made a simple eye contact and immediately realized that the other party was thinking exactly the same as hers: "It seems that her car accident might be caused by cerebral hemorrhage."

"Yes, it should be a car accident that was bleeding first and then caused by a car accident."

"If this is the case, then the outcome of this patient has nothing to do with Renhe."

"It's okay?" Qi Jing frowned, very dissatisfied with their judgment. "I haven't even figured out the diagnosis of death, is it okay?"

"Brother Qi, you're too hard for someone to do." Hu Dongsheng felt a little unfair, "The symptoms of this hijacked body disease are so atypical, and they are so similar to cerebral infarction, cerebral hemorrhage and jaundice. Only then can you tell there is a ghost."

In Qi Jing's opinion, hijab disease is indeed difficult to diagnose, but there are still traces to follow.

Often, leukopathy has some slightly abnormal blood signs, and cerebrospinal fluid examination is required to check for encephalitis due to these blood signs and neurological symptoms.

Real asymptomatic people do not exist, and they have to be one or two more. Even if there is no blood change, at least they still have other symptoms, such as sudden lung bleeding, jaundice, and some are persistent and unexplained high fever accompanied by three red signs and muscle pain.
Chapter completed!