The affiliated hospital of Bengbu Medical College is specialized in treatment, and there are specialized departments such as otolaryngology (not outpatient service, but large departments similar to surgery, obstetrics and internal medicine). That's where my nasal septum bends. There is a professor named Zu in that department, whose medical ethics and skills are among the best. A few years ago, when I was hospitalized there and opened the curved nasal septum, he was the chief surgeon of a laryngeal cancer patient in my ward. Which patient's family said that it was originally planned to be opened in Shanghai, but the doctor in Shanghai clearly said that it was necessary to have a total laryngectomy and then look back and forth. He only cut half his throat, and the effect was very good. Family members are very satisfied (Otolaryngology is a department. Later, my father suggested that one of his colleagues also go, but he didn't listen. It was opened in another big hospital in Bengbu, and finally a nerve was broken (I can't name that hospital).