Chapter 2548: Is It That Academic Genius?

“Director Gong is here,” said someone who recognized him.

The person arriving is the head of the Pediatric Cardiac Department. This indicates the seriousness of tonight’s situation, as the director decided to stay and supervise the situation and coordinate the handling of the matter.

Actually, on his way to the office, Director Gong was discussing the worst-case scenario with his subordinates: “If it doesn’t work, Dr. Han will have to return by ambulance, and we must be prepared to comfort the family.”

“Yes, yes.” When the Pediatric Cardiac Department staff received this directive from their leader, they seemed mentally prepared to give up.

Unexpectedly, upon reaching the door, this group heard someone meticulously analyzing the cases from their department. The audience praised, “Well said.” This made the staff of the Pediatric Cardiac Department pause.

To be fair, the technical words spoken by Student Xie were truly comforting: whether it works or not, conduct the examinations one by one before concluding; do not act hastily but remain calmer than the other party.

The current situation indicates that the brief heart resuscitation might not have caused damage to other organs in time. Since the patient is donating more than just the heart, doctors from other transplant hospitals, afraid of unforeseen complications affecting their desired organs, might be impatiently pushing forward. If the team responsible for extracting organs loses patience, they might unilaterally persuade Shou’er to abandon the heart donation and push the patient into the operating room to extract other organs.

Given this sign, Dr. Han has been constantly calling back to Shou’er to seek help from senior doctors, genuinely fearing that the doctors at the donor’s hospital might abandon the donation of the heart.

As Student Xie mentioned, Shou’er must present an effective method to persuade the other party, relying only on competitive technical reasoning at this moment.

Director Gong turned and asked his subordinates, “Did you ensure that Dr. Han communicated the complete reasoning when talking to the other party?”

It must be as logically sound and data-supported as this student’s statement.

Some young doctors lowered their heads and fiddled with their notebooks.

Director Gong frowned and looked at Mu Yongxian.

Mu Yongxian retracted his gaze from Student Xie’s face and answered the leader, “I’ve instructed Dr. Han to explain the need for re-checking the cardiac projects to the doctors at the other hospital.”

Even so, Director Gong heard that Dr. Han might need to call again to confirm the comprehensive check project required at the other side. Someone was immediately ordered to call Dr. Han to verify.

Director Gong suddenly turned back and asked his subordinates with a look: Is that the academic star student?

Referring to Student Xie.

Mu Yongxian nodded to the leader, “It’s that student from Guoxie.”

Student Xie seemed targeted by the top leader. Student Wei worried whether Student Xie would be reprimanded for speaking too much. Fortunately, their mentor was present.

The echo of footsteps in the corridor made everyone turn their heads and see Cao Zhao and Dr. Cheng behind him.

“Director Gong.” Cao Zhao approached for a courtesy exchange with the leader of the opposite department, “Hello.”

Director Gong observed his fairy-like demeanor in the white coat and couldn’t help but glance at Student Xie standing there: indeed, this teacher-student pair shares a similar aura.

Student Xie was regarded at Guo Zhi Hospital as a cold and unattainable Ice Beauty, similar to the ethereal aura of the Cao Family.

Leaders equally appreciate handsome men and beautiful women. Director Gong genuinely praised, “Dr. Cao is outstanding and has taught his students exceptionally well.”

The compliment reached his student, making Cao Zhao pause for a moment before realizing that his “child” showed off unintentionally in his absence and was noticed by the other party.