The cardiologists surrendered, feeling a bit embarrassed asking their neurosurgery colleagues on site. Lin Chenrong walked behind Student Xie and whispered, "Do you know what the situation is now?"
"The first image is a right-sided aortic arch angiography, which is normal." Xie Wanying started discussing with Teacher Lin, choosing to begin with the cardiovascular angiography that Teacher Lin was most familiar with.
Before she spoke, Lin Chenrong hadn't actually realized that the neuroradiological angiography starts from the aortic arch area of the heart, and he was a bit stunned.
What was more alarming was that as a specialist in cardiology, he hadn't made the connection, while the intern managed to grasp it immediately, without any confusion.
It was right to ask Student Xie, Lin Chenrong thought. Younger or less capable people in neurosurgery might not think as quickly as she did.
