"Alright."
Liu Meng nodded, although her expression remained composed, this situation would not be easy for any doctor to handle.
Back in the office, Zhao Heng turned on the computer, logged into the National Literature Network, and began searching for treatment cases of Naegleria fowleri infection.
However, after browsing through a few articles, Zhao Heng did not feel any relief. He discovered that the few patients abroad who survived Naegleria fowleri infection were coincidentally diagnosed very early and then treated with large amounts of medication to counteract brain swelling.
The most notable case was from a hospital in the United States, where the attending physician used the broad-spectrum antimicrobial Mitifoxin (miltefosine) in combination with other drugs to control the brain swelling of the infected patient, saving a patient and offering hope for treating Naegleria fowleri infection.
Mitifoxin?
Seeing the name of this drug, Zhao Heng couldn't help but ponder.
