Chapter 1623 I Guessed It Right

"These conditions are more like mass hysteria than grand mal seizures.

Although it is still difficult to explain how the first children were affected, after all, everyone was watching the movie alone at home. But the current research still tends to believe that this is a large-scale mass hysteria. "Zheng Ren said.

"Do you think that the nausea and vomiting of the students of Imperial Medical University are not an unknown pathogen infection, but just a mass hysteria?"

"Yes!" Zheng Ren said.

"..." Su Yun was speechless, and after a few seconds, he asked, "Boss, when the health care team makes a collective decision later, will you say the same thing?"

"Of course." Zheng Ren said, "I will observe the community hospital for 3 days. I estimate that the symptoms will gradually ease. By then, there will be nothing to do, and everyone will not have to fight."

"You... When the health care team met, they were all the top experts in the country, can you be serious?" Su Yun was speechless.

"You also watched the lab tests of the students, what do you think?" Zheng Ren asked back.

Su Yun shook his head.

"So what?" Zheng Ren said, "It's just an opinion. It's just an opinion. Let's talk about it. What if I can give other people an idea?"

"Boss, that's the health care team!"

"It's all doctors, just seeing a doctor. I think it's mass hysteria, and I'll argue if I don't accept it!" Zheng Ren said, "And that's what it means to be quarantined. I'm taking the children in the community hospital. If there is any problem, I'm the first A witness."

Su Yun was silent, and Zheng Ren's statement blocked all the loopholes.

There should not be too many truths that modern medicine has not yet discovered, and this guess is somewhat reasonable.

But he still thinks it's too sensational to raise the concept in the collective decision-making of the health care group.

Silent, changed clothes, the two left the operating room and went straight to the conference room in the office building.

Along the way, Zheng Ren and Su Yun were each thinking about the incident about the Imperial Medical University. For possible explanations, both of them are constantly searching in their minds, looking for similar things and cases.

Walking through the parking lot, Zheng Ren suddenly stopped.

"how?"

"I suddenly thought of a piece of evidence."

"What evidence?" Su Yun was surprised.

"Wait a moment." Zheng Ren said, and then he took out his mobile phone.

After some hesitation, he started looking for the phone number.

"Who do you want to call?" Su Yun asked curiously.

"When I went to give a lecture, there was a teacher in the anatomy teaching and research room who admired me very much. He insisted on leaving a phone call for me, saying that he would come to me when there was an autopsy in the future." Zheng Ren said.

"Sure enough." Su Yun shrugged and said, "Everyone who wants to be in contact with you is faulty."

"I think you're right." Zheng Ren called Li Zhaosen with a smile and looked at Su Yun.

"Mr. Li, I'm sorry to disturb you so late."

"Oh, within 24 hours, a large number of students in the third year of medical school experienced nausea and vomiting."

"I want to trouble you to ask me about their recent class... Yes! That's it."

"Okay, I'll wait for your call back, please hurry up and have a consultation."

After speaking, Zheng Ren hung up the phone.

"You suspect it is..." Su Yun asked in surprise.

"You must have felt the same way when you were in school. Whenever you talk about it, you feel uncomfortable." Zheng Ren said.

"I don't." Su Yun replied indifferently.

"Your expression has betrayed you." Zheng Ren smiled, "Any cigarettes?"

"Everyone was so nervous that the sky was falling."

"It's just mass hysteria, nothing to be nervous about." Zheng Ren said.

Su Yun threw him a cigarette, took out a lighter and lit it, saying, "Sometimes I really don't know where your inexplicable confidence comes from."

"All the inferences have been tried. Although the final result seems impossible, it must be correct!" Zheng Ren said firmly.

This time, he was still standing on the side of the big pig's hoof.

Soon, Li Zhaosen called.

"Mr. Li, hello."

"Well, um, it's a class on food poisoning! Okay, thank you." Zheng Ren smiled. He was about to hang up when Li Zhaosen's voice stopped him.

"Uh...my side may have to be quarantined for a while. If possible, I'll talk about it in two days." After Zheng Ren finished speaking, he hurriedly hung up the phone.

"Boss, sometimes... no! Most of the time, you're like a scumbag." Su Yun blew a smoke in front of Zheng Ren.

"I think it's okay, the health care team meeting, do you think I'll go to an autopsy at this time?" Zheng Ren put out the cigarette and said, "Let's go."

"Have you taken a class on food poisoning recently?"

"Well, yesterday... Now, it should be the class the day before yesterday. In one grade, the class hours are about the same, so there were children who were sent over the day before yesterday and yesterday." Zheng Ren said.

Su Yun felt unbelievable, but there was nothing to argue with him. I could only shrug and walk towards the office building together.

Entering the conference room, more than 20 members of the health care team of the large-scale tertiary hospitals in the imperial capital have been prepared, and Hua Liang is speaking, describing the possibility that he thinks.

Everyone's views are basically the same, ignoring the possibility of large-scale infectious diseases, and thinking that there is a problem with the ingredients in the school cafeteria.

Zheng Ren sat next to Director Qi in the ultrasound room. The two knew each other and went through an exercise, which was kind of friendly.

Director Qi also has nothing to think about. Food poisoning is already a generally recognized diagnostic opinion.

As for the discussion, is how to treat.

Intermittent speeches were made, but none of them were constructive.

Finally, before the end of the meeting, Zheng Ren stood up and said solemnly, "Teachers and directors, let me say a few words."

No one thought there would be other diagnoses, and now the tangle is which ingredients have the toxins in them. Find the specific toxin, in order to prescribe the right medicine.

But after a day of searching, I still haven't found an answer.

Zheng Ren began to state that, as Su Yun said, he first threw out the case that happened in the island country in December 1997.

The entire conference room was dumbfounded.

This idea is too abrupt and bold, and it is impeccable if the diagnosis is not viewed with prejudice.

Of course, the biggest problem is that mass hysteria itself is a "disease" without a reasonable explanation.

"Only so far, doctors, anthropologists, and sociologists who have studied this phenomenon have failed to come up with a clear explanation for the contagious nature of this mass hysteria.

But this does not mean that all symptoms are fantasized by the patient, let alone pretending to be sick, nor does it mean that mass hysteria does not exist.

With modern neuroimaging techniques, hysterical brains do have abnormal activity. These are things that patients who deliberately pretend to be sick do not have. "Zheng Ren talked eloquently.

Silence continued in the conference room.

"Research from the 20th century has found that it is related to the environment such as too strict work discipline. Patients also tend to have motor symptoms such as convulsions, spasms, tremors, paralysis and laughter, which is also called motor hysteria."

"In the entire 20th century, there were only four recorded outbreaks of motor hysteria in schools, while anxiety hysteria was much more common. Patients were more likely to have symptoms such as dizziness, nausea, vomiting, syncope, and itching."

"This is also similar to the symptoms shown by the children of Imperial Medical University... students."

"And I just asked the teacher at Imperial Medical University. In the third year's course, they talked about food poisoning the day before yesterday."

The crowd was in an uproar.

When I was in school, I felt that I felt uncomfortable wherever I learned. Everyone who wants to come here has experienced it.

It's just that no one has ever seen this happen on a large scale.

According to Zheng Ren, it would be a reasonable explanation for this inexplicable practice of "group poisoning".

Looking around, Zheng Ren looked like a lion king in the grassland, and a tiger in the jungle.

The eyes are firm and steady, giving people unlimited confidence.

The meeting room gradually became quiet.

Zheng Ren finally concluded, "I don't think the possibility of mass hysteria can be ruled out. According to the arrangement of our hospital, in order to avoid the possibility of large-scale infectious diseases, I will bring students to the community hospital for relevant diagnosis and treatment."

The crowd was in awe.

Although a large-scale contagious disease is unlikely, it is still a possibility.

Young and promising Boss Zheng, is he preparing to die generously? Or are you particularly confident in your diagnosis?

"During the period, I will transmit the symptoms of the students to the health care team every day through the Internet. As for specific drugs and updated diagnoses, we can conduct video conferences."

"I'm done." Zheng Ren saluted and sat down.

There was silence in the conference room.

"I'll add two last words." Vice President Yuan said, "The hospital believes that it is necessary to prevent micro-organisms, rather than making a fuss.

If it is the mass hysteria that Xiao Zheng said is the best, or food poisoning, but on the premise of excluding large-scale infectious diseases, I will preside over the work on the front line, and control the situation to avoid uncontrollable incidents. "

"The biochemical suit has been prepared and sent to the community hospital. But in order to avoid the commotion of the students, I suggest not to wear the chemical protective suit.

As for other things, I will trouble you in the next period of time. "

After Vice President Yuan finished speaking, he announced that the meeting was dismissed.

Under normal circumstances, it is not the president of a hospital who presides over the meeting, but in this case, most of the patients were sent to 912, so the 912 hospital was responsible for presiding over the work.

Until the danger is over, this conference room will be the main battleground for the many members of the health care team present.

The large-scale epidemic ten or twenty years ago is still vivid in our minds, and no one will take it lightly.

Vice President Yuan beckoned, and Zheng Ren, Su Yun and him walked out of the conference room all the way.

"Xiao Zheng, your diagnosis is too imaginative." Vice President Yuan said with a smile.

"Fortunately, I think it is the only possible diagnosis." Zheng Ren said: "After all, from the existing information, I can't find any reason for the onset of the students."

"Try to see, I hope we can come back alive."

"Don't worry, we will definitely come back alive." Zheng Ren smiled.