The X-ray shows obvious osteolytic changes, something just feels off.
It's hard to say, but looking at the bone imaging in the film, it always feels a bit inconsistent, appearing incongruous.
After repeated examinations, Li Jingsheng felt a slight shock; no wonder it always felt off.
He examines bones every day and has a very clear impression of the proportions and diameter of most bones in the human body.
Bone Touching Skill is like automatically forming a bone position map in the brain.
This is an 'image' constructed through the collaboration of tactile sensation and the brain, achieving a similar effect to directly viewing X-rays.
To be accurate, the image formed by Bone Touching Skill is more three-dimensional.
Earlier, the bone imaging on the X-ray felt incongruous because it showed anomalies compared to the skeletal image he usually forms by touch.
The patient has lesions, and the bones appear noticeably thicker, but not entirely throughout.
