【1971】No lying

Aunt Min couldn't figure it out at all and said, "I reached out to her and wanted to save me. She seemed to have never seen me. Her eyes were so scary, like a dead person."

"Doctor Hu's eyes are terrible?"

"I think her eyes seem cold and bleak."

Without light, no focal length, isn’t this eye blind? It should be a significant decrease in vision.

Dr. Hu did not lie. She really didn't see the patient falling down because her eyes were out of sight.

Xie Wanying was stunned for a moment, and then recalled the conversation she had entered the office to find Dr. Hu.

Dr. Hu asked her the first question if she was here to blame her for notifying the person. It was explained that Dr. Hu originally wanted to notify the person, but maybe her, Xie Wanying's movements were faster, so it was unnecessary. Why did Dr. Hu notify the person instead of giving the patient on the spot?

First aid, because Dr. Hu couldn't see clearly and didn't know what happened, let alone participate in first aid.

Dr. Hu said that at that time, she went to the stairs to look for something, and maybe she was really looking for something she lost. She couldn't find it, so she could only hurried back to the office. This thing was probably related to eye disease. It is not ruled out that she went back to the office to find eye drops to help her.

Dr. Hu’s eye disease is not an ordinary eye disease.

All doubts are solved now.

"Aunt Min, have you found your phone?" Xie Wanying looked at the lost phone in Aunt Min's hand.

"Yes, I heard that it was picked up by the cleaner and handed it over to the relevant departments of your hospital. My nephew later received a notice from the hospital to get it back. He thought he had been stolen and wanted to call the police." Aunt Min replied.

The suspicion of losing the phone was also solved. It seems that there was something wrong with Dr. Hu's eyes. Xie Wanying said to the aunt: "Please understand her, she did not mean it. She may want to help, but she may be powerless at that time."

After hearing what she said, Aunt Min blinked for a long time, but she couldn't understand it or seemed to be unable to understand it.

Gu Zhao involves Dr. Hu's personal privacy, Xie Wanying will not clarify for now. Besides, whether Dr. Hu really can't see his eyes needs further verification. It is best not to talk nonsense about things that are not sure. This is a lesson learned.

Knock, knocking at the door.

"Who?" Aunt Min shouted, "The door is not locked."

The door was pushed open. The patient's attending doctor, Dr. Qi, took the lead in and stood at the end of the patient's bed and said to the patient: "I mentioned you to you before. Please ask the National Association of Neurosurgery experts to come and do a test for you and make sure you are sure.

We invited Dr. Cao, a neurosurgeon of the National Association of China, to come here. Today he took the time to take the time to come."

After the attending doctor said this, Aunt Min first thanked the experts for coming to see her and said, "Thank you for your hard work, experts."

Following Dr. Qi, a group of people walked in.

Xie Wanying turned to face the door and saw Senior Brother Cao wearing a handsome figure, wearing a white coat from Guozhi, appearing in the ward.

Cao Yong wanted to work, so he just looked at her without greetings. He smiled warmly and calmly at the patients.

Xie Wanying took the initiative to move out of her position to her senior brother.

Cao Yong walked to the bedside and first touched the patient's pulse.

"Yingying, long time no see."

Listening to this voice flying like a skylark, it is undoubtedly Senior Brother Shen.
Chapter completed!