He was just a junior editor and had little contact with high-level doctors.
However, he knew that doctors, whether practicing Western medicine or traditional Chinese medicine, were now focusing on specialization.
This was driven by the increasing specialization of hospital departments.
The specialized departments, in turn, led to more precise developments in medical technology.
He had always thought that Du Heng, who was able to casually diagnose the tumor in his lung, must be a doctor in the Respiratory Department or the Thoracic Department. He hadn't expected Du Heng's medical expertise to span such a wide range, somewhat akin to a doctor from the era of adult internal medicine.
At this moment, Pei Jihua suddenly became more interested in Du Heng. His interest was no longer limited to the idea of treating his own illness; he wanted to learn more about this physician, this young man who had become a Dean at such a young age.
