"Last night, her child sneezed and started bleeding again. They rushed to my clinic in the middle of the night. After examination, I found purple bruises on the child's hands and feet. Upon checking the child's mouth, there were blood blisters under the tongue and on the oral mucosa. I believe the likelihood of acute ITP is high. Since the child is only 5 years old, the possibility of congenital T-cell deficiency is low. Ultimately, my initial diagnosis is acute ITP caused by a viral infection."
Li Jingsheng detailed his diagnostic reasoning.
This type of complex case was completely out of Dr. Wang's depth.
Only Dr. Shao could somewhat participate.
Internal medicine, in fact, really tests clinical experience, clinical diagnostic thinking, basic medical knowledge, and case knowledge.
Only doctors with the above four strengths can become excellent internists.
