Great doctors start with pediatrics

Laurent transmigrated into the body of a pediatric resident, enduring the most arduous and demanding job. Not only did he lack the funds to pay the penalty for breaking his contract and flee, but he also inherited none of the original owner's medical knowledge. All he possessed was a pair of eyes capable of discerning illnesses. Green signified health, red indicated severe illness, and black meant death. He questioned, "What do you mean by a child with a scraped knee but a bright red head?" On his first day of clinical observation, Laurent encountered this unusual patient. The hospital had no right to order a CT scan for excessive medical treatment, and he lacked the necessary medical knowledge. Yet, the light above the child's head seemed to be heading towards death. He confronted his teacher, intercepted the patient, and even consulted textbooks on the spot. "Chief, can't you diagnose delayed splenic rupture?" This book is also known as: *The Disease You Can't See, I Can See*, *The Patient You Can't Save, I Will Save*, and *What's a Medical Giant or a Resident?*