"Let's do an MRI first, then proceed with the electromyography. The MRI should be expedited."
After completing the intubation, Liu Banxia said.
Xu Yino nodded nervously and, along with the nurses, pushed the gurney towards the MRI room.
After some thought, Liu Banxia headed to the neurology office.
"What's up?" Peng Bo asked.
"The blood test results are negative, but the child is indeed progressively paralyzed, which has already affected both upper limbs," Liu Banxia said.
"I've asked Xu Yino to do an MRI of the spine first, as that can be done more quickly, and then proceed with the electromyography. If the electromyography is also not apparent and it's not Guillain-Barre syndrome, then we'll have to do a lumbar puncture."
"I'm just worried that the child's condition is progressing too fast; conducting the electromyography takes some time. Do you think it could cause cranial nerve damage?"
