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Chapter 166

Chapter 166

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See? He had been right; Li Mancang’s medical certificate was problematic. At this moment, she had unearthed a medical record that matched the description on his certificate word for word: early-stage visceral rupture with hemorrhage, right hepatic laceration, and persistent abdominal pain and bleeding five days post-operation. After a second laparotomy, a small area of old hematoma was found on the diaphragmatic surface of the right liver. A cholecystectomy was performed, the right hepatic artery was ligated, and the incision was closed with catgut sutures. The patient’s symptoms were indeed severe, and he had certainly lost the capacity for labor.

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