The Bone Touching Skill at the level of a Minor Achievement is no less effective than a CT scan.
The patient can also be spared some radiation and cost.
After examining both X-rays and CT scans, the findings are actually quite similar. At this point, it's possible to suspect that the patient has a tumor, with a high likelihood of being malignant.
So, Professor Wu ordered a more advanced test, an MRI, for the patient.
The result, T2W1, showed a uniformly high signal at the scapholunate joint, indicating that the lesion contains fluid.
It has to be said, modern diagnostic equipment is indeed impressive, and the cause of this patient's condition has been identified.
Even Li Jingsheng, with his amateurish skills, already knew that the patient had an intraosseous ganglion cyst.
