"What does she want to do?" Wei asked nervously when he saw Li Yaxi walking towards their patients.

"It's okay, it's okay." Xie Wanying grabbed classmate Wei and was calm.

Standing in front of the mother of the child, Li Yaxi squatted down, took out a small tissue from his schoolbag and handed it to the other party to wipe his face.

Is she trying to comfort the patient's family?

"Can this person become better?" Student Wei was a little skeptical after all. At the beginning, Li Yaxi almost caused all the medical staff in several departments of the National Association Hospital to be severely affected.

Xie Wanying was influenced by her childhood friend and her mother, so she was still a little confident about whether she could get better.

The second child who returned to the clinic to receive treatment made Wei's heart hang up again.

The symptoms of the child who came to see the doctor this time were birthmarks.

"We were in other hospitals and they said we would come to see if it could be cured. They said they couldn't." The child's parents said to the doctor with a one-and-a-half-year-old child in his arms.

Student Wei carefully checked the birthmark of the child. It was a relatively large brown patch, and the maximum part on the back was probably two centimeters. Thinking of what his mother said, Student Wei was still scared and began to worry about whether his conclusion was too fast that day. He might need to go home to see what the birthmark of his nephew looks like. He thought that his nephew had been to the hospital and had a doctor, and the diagnosis was probably reliable.

Unexpectedly, the words that the parents of the children continued to say overturned his thoughts: "We felt that he had a little more birthmark on his body in the morning, so we hugged him to see a doctor. The doctor said it was okay, but the birthmark became bigger and bigger. Now the doctor said that something was wrong."

The emergency doctor on duty was a little helpless. Duan Sanbao asked the child’s parents: “This is an emergency department, not an outpatient department. Didn’t the nurse in the emergency department explain it to you clearly?”

"We couldn't get an account in the outpatient clinic. We came from another place and asked the nurses here for a long time. Finally, we agreed to let us come in and see the doctor."

It is very difficult to seek medical treatment in other places. People from other places in China have no choice but to travel thousands of miles to the capital to seek medical treatment, because the capital is a national medical center, which is the last straw for patients. If a child is treated, the people don’t have to think about it. They come to Shouer to find a pediatrician. Everyone knows that Shouer is the number one hospital in the country, and the doctors here are the most powerful.

It can only be said that the common people are not very knowledgeable about experts after all. Shouer's neurosurgery is not the most famous. In fact, Shouer's neurosurgery needs to go to Fang Ze for further training. Fang Ze's neurosurgery is much more famous than Shouer, and he has taken on pediatric neurosurgery. Moreover, these two hospitals are affiliated to a medical school and are not close to each other.

A hospital invests in neurosurgery equipment and instruments to invest in huge sums. The first child is a pediatric comprehensive hospital. Many departments require money. The amount assigned to the pediatric neurosurgery department is limited, so they simply transfer some children who cannot be cured to Fang Zezhi. It can be said that the relationship between the first child and Fang Ze is not a competitive relationship, but it is really different from the relationship between Guoxie and Guozhi.

Maybe it’s because Shouer doesn’t need neurosurgery to support himself well. The National Association is different. If he loses the internal and internal surgery business that has a big market, it’s very fatal, and he has to be petty with Guozhi.
Chapter completed!