Chapter 2593: It’s Pediatrics

The students present swallowed hard.

Mu Yongxian said: "Feel free to share any ideas about scientific research. We know you are new and lack experience, but everyone goes from being a novice to becoming adept, I have undergone the same journey."

These words further refreshed the students’ perception of this Boss.

Boss Mu’s voice seemed strict, but the content was lenient and gentle.

A few students suddenly recalled Mother Xiaohui. Apparently, Mother Xiaohui was not just flattering the attending doctor; this Mu Doctor has a stern appearance but is genuinely good at comforting people.

Dr. Han nodded vigorously beside them: Yes, yes, yes, our Mu Doctor is extremely good-natured, don’t be deceived by his solemn appearance.

In contrast, the man opposite, who smiles like an Immortal, is actually quite harsh, just most people don’t realize it.

Their teachers brought them here, stating the intention for academic exchange. Xie Wanying felt equally excited as it was a valuable opportunity to exchange research ideas with top professors, so she promptly answered candidly: "Cardiomyocytes are the primary component of the heart. Broadly speaking, cardiomyocytes include specially differentiated cells such as the sinus node in the heart conduction system. We know that the heart also consists of the endocardium, epicardium, blood vessels, and nerves, with structures such as the valves essentially being an extension of the cardiomyocyte framework."

The reason she could have such personal insights is thanks to encountering more clinical cases after joining pediatrics. For example, Zhu Xing’s cardiomyopathy, not to mention congenital diseases directly related to cardiomyocytes. Other types of heart diseases, like atrial septal defects encountered in the morning, develop from embryology. Careful consideration reveals that they originate from the failure of the myocardium layer, consequently affecting various endocardium structures. If it’s valvular disease, it similarly impacts the cardiomyocyte framework, eventually causing patient death due to issues with this framework.

In summary, myocardial cells can be considered the primary key factor in the heart’s life and death. Understanding them thoroughly might solve the mystery of how her grandfather died.

Unconsciously, Xie Wanying recalled her internship in obstetrics. At that time, she heard Doctor Song found inspiration in obstetrics, and she thought she could also gain insights from obstetrics. Later, she discovered obstetrics does not treat diseases inherited from embryos.

Which department studies these issues? Pediatrics.

Obstetrics only helps screen the child’s genes for optimal reproduction but cannot treat postnatal diseases. Many congenital diseases cannot be fully observed from the fetal stage. Only after the child is born does the disease reveal its terrifying face to the doctor. It can be said that the optimal reproduction science in obstetrics is derived retrospectively from research findings in pediatrics.

Everyone present listened to her brief speech. Student Wei was the first to express his lack of understanding, tugging at Student Pan’s sleeve.

Does Student Xie’s words mean supporting Boss Mu’s cardiomyocyte therapy? Why does it sound a little odd?

The oddity is due to the cardiomyocyte therapy having little relation to cardiac structure. Student Xie’s words equate the myocardium to a framework, theoretically somewhat akin to Immortal Brother’s study of circulatory mechanics. Circulatory mechanics focuses on cardiac structure, similar to the study of hydrodynamics, which combines the study of structures like dams and bridges.