Doing a CT scan is relatively quick and painless, providing a clear diagnosis, and it can reveal any obstructions in the appendix. Also, if we do an intestinal CT at the same time, it can conveniently confirm whether there are any other blockages.
Weighing the pros and cons of these two procedures, the radiation from a CT scan is negligible. It's better to do the CT. Everyone agrees with the pediatric expert on this proposal, and the point of contention lies with the enema.
Shi Xu consulted the pediatric expert, "An enema?"
"Our pediatrics team has tried it, and the results were quite good," Luo Jingming interjected for Nie Jiamin.
"You haven't tried it. If a sudden perforation occurs after the enema, the family will claim the perforation was caused by you," Sun Yubo scoffed.
