"Teacher Liu, Teacher Liu, that patient can be diagnosed now; there really is a frontal lobe tumor, and it's quite large."
Liu Yiqing ran back.
"The indicators were too obvious; the likelihood of a diagnostic error in such a situation is very low," Liu Banxia said.
"So, this serves as a reminder not to let preconceived notions cloud our judgment. What we see and hear may not always be the true situation; we must observe carefully and form our own judgments."
Liu Yiqing nodded, acknowledging that there were indeed some preconceived notions regarding this patient.
People judged him as a lecher, a hateful, unremorseful lecher. So, they treated his symptoms as inherent expressions of a lecher.
If from the outset we had approached the patient objectively and considered his behavior as symptoms, the subsequent issues wouldn't have occurred.
"Thinking too much again?"
Noticing Liu Yiqing's thoughtful expression, Liu Banxia smiled and said.
